There is a crowded field in this year's Democratic Primary for Lieutenant Governor with four major candidates facing off to see who will advance to the general election. Businessman and former Honolulu Mayoral candidate Keith Amemiya, former Honolulu City Councilmember Ikaika Anderson, longtime Oʻahu state Representative Sylvia Luke and business leader Sherry Menor-McNamara will answer your questions.

On August 25, 1991, four people were killed in an act of jealous rage that spanned across O‘ahu. Award-winning journalist and author Robbie Dingeman returns to tell the story. Listen below.

The stress of success in school and more in this episode of HIKI NŌ -- Hawaiʻi’s New Wave of Storytellers.

This special Nā Mele features Ledward and his sisters Lei Aken, Lehua Nash and Rhoda Kekona, playing their music in Ledward’s garage. Ledward’s falsetto voice leads off with “Nani,” and Lei, Lehua and Rhoda take vocal solos on “Kaneohe,” “Kalapana” and “Holei.”

Chef Julia Child and host Bob Barker are given a cooking demonstration from local chef, Titus Chan, who hosted a number of cooking shows in the 70s and 80s including, The Chan-ese Way which aired on KHET from 1973-94. Residents of the Makua Aliʻi Senior Center take a crabbing and fishing excursion to West Loch in Pearl Harbor.

We start our election coverage with two races where there is no incumbent. Former state senator Jill Tokuda and current state representative Patrick Branco are among candidates facing off in the Democratic Primary to replace Kai Kahele in Hawaii’s second congressional district covering rural Oʻahu and the Neighbor Islands. Meanwhile, in the state house, former lawmaker Gary Gill faces Jenna Takenouchi in the Democratic Primary for District 27 representing Pacific Heights and Nuʻuanu.

Other Candidates in the race for U.S. House District 2 (Democratic Primary).

Hula dancer Heali‘i Heine revisits her experience shooting the iconic Consolidated Theatres hula trailer.

From protecting ocean health to a thrift store that helps shelter animals and more in this episode of HIKI NŌ -- Hawaiʻi’s New Wave of Storytellers

Edith Kanakaʻole sits down for a two part interview with Pau Hana Years. Edith discusses what it was like growing up in Keaukaha on Hawaiʻi Island, traveling the world sharing hula and her love of poi. Along with her two daughters and grandchildren, Edith performs a number of songs and hula and even teaches an improptu Hawaiiana class.