808T E.75 – Hawaiian Dinner Cruise
October 29th, 2006
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Looking for a romantic evening when visiting Hawaii? Then experience a sunset dinner cruise with your special someone if you plan to stop on the island of Oahu or Maui. Today we share some new music from a show favorite and explain why Brooke Hogan, Hulk Hogan, Frankie J, Baby Bash and other celebrities were in Honolulu this weekend. As always, remember we love to hear from our wonderful 808Talk listeners so be sure and leave us a comment.
Intro Music By The Autumn Addicts
Sponsored By Expedia Travel and Hilo Hattie
Show Length: 21:59
- 00:26 Intro (Hawaii Live Radio)
- 02:04 Hawaii Supreme Court Defines Beach Public Access
- 02:57 Roll Back The Clocks – End DST
- 04:05 Bomb BDay 6 – Brooke Hogan, Frankie J, Baby Bash…
- 06:13 “All Along The Watchtower” By Kimo Watanabe
- 09:29 Sunset Dinner Cruise: Star of Honolulu (Video)
- 15:22 “The Way You Look Tonight” By Kimo Watanabe
- 17:51 Closing (Frappr, Vote, APN, HAP, 808TTV, Flickr)
- 20:39 The ONE Campaign
Listen: 
808T E.75 – 10/29/2006 (20.2MB)
Mahalo
V.Brown
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Posted Nov 4th, 2006 at 4:32 pm
Aloha VB!
Not “Romantic cruise” related, but the subject remind me of the many times my wife and I would always stop for a quiet brunch at Fishermans Wharf restaurant at Kewalo Basin as a “first thing to do” when we always landed in Honolulu to start vacation. We’d sit, have a sandwich and a few drinks, watch the tour boats at the dock, and think how lucky people are to live in such a wonderful, beautiful, and serene place. There are classier restaurants on the Isle, but for some reason this place was always a cozy place for the two of us.
We have not been able to visit the islands since early 2001, and too bad we have learned that it is/was slated to be razed for re-development.
Mahalo from Ed & Deb in Central Massachusetts
Posted Nov 4th, 2006 at 5:59 pm
Aloha Ed! Yes it is sad that Fishermans Wharf is now going to be a part of the new re-development in the area. However many are still fighting the whole plan and we’ll see if Fishermans Wharf is spared. It is sort of a landmark here on Oahu and will be sad to many if it is demolished. I recently became more attracted to it because upstairs they now have a Jazz club which is very cool. Only time will tell what will happen. Thanks for the comment and hope you can make it back to Hawaii again.
Aloha,
V
Posted Jul 9th, 2007 at 10:06 am
Yes, it is too bad that Fisherman’s Wharf is going to eventually be taken over by new development. We can only hope that the final outcome will be a revitalized area that benefits everyone. Overall, Kewalo Basin has been rather run down for quite a while.
Oct 31st, 2006 at 8:01 pm
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