Meet a sneaker shop owner, a musician with a story of recovery and a Hawaiian tattoo artist.

A PARADISE LOST is the enchanting, yet harrowing tale of a Hawaiian finch who sued the State of Hawai‘i to prevent its imminent extinction, the first animal in history to be named lead plaintiff in a federal lawsuit.

See highlights of three days celebrating the 150th anniversary of Lahainaluna High School in 1981.

Narrated by Raiatea Helm, this PBS Hawai‘i documentary uncovers Hawaiʻi’s deep, global impact on modern music despite the political struggles they faced at home.

As the climate crisis threatens Tahiti, three women begin a journey to protect their home.

Chants tell the story of Polynesian explorers discovering and settling the Hawaiian Islands.

Shisa Kahaunaele, a former HIKI NŌ student, introduces top stories from Winter 2015–2016, focusing on how these stories reflect the values and qualities of Generation Z—those born in 1995 or later.

As part of Hawaiian History Month, we’ll take you on a journey through history, along the paths traveled by the first people to settle our islands and the mission to discover and preserve the hidden treasure of knowledge and living history that exists in our own backyard.

Groundbreaking clinical trials for dogs with cancer are leading to new treatments for humans.

Enjoy the famed orchestra’s beloved annual concert conducted by Lorenzo Viotti featuring bass-baritone Bryn Terfel as guest soloist performing arias from Verdi’s “Falstaff” as well as Tevye’s song from “Fiddler on the Roof.”