808T E.107 - Hawaii Nature Escape
June 10th, 2007
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Sometimes you just gotta get away and be surrounded by nature. This is something I have realized and found that I have forgotten how wonderful it is to be out in the natural setting of the islands. Today I share with you some nature sounds from a recent excursion I took. Can you guess where I was at? Also new music from a Kailua-Kona resident on the Big Island of Hawaii and a previous artist featured on the show shares a new song as well. As always, remember we love to hear from our wonderful 808Talk listeners so be sure and leave us a comment.
Intro Music By Darin Leong
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Show Length: 21:53
- 00:00 Intro (Hawaii Live Radio)
- 02:41 Matsuri In Hawaii
- 03:00 Hamadaiko (Video 1, Video 2)
- 03:46 Hirono Leads Push For Maui National Park
- 05:00 Extreme Makeover Home Edition - Hawaii
- 06:25 McDonalds And Burger King In A SPAM War
- 08:20 English Filmmaker Shooting Princess Kaiulani Film
- 09:21 “Here With Me” By Kimo Watanabe (Sellaband)
- 11:53 Hawaii Sounds Of Nature
- 15:50 “Country Rundown” By Steve Chignell
- 19:20 Mighty J CD In Stores June 12, 2007
- 19:52 Win A Trip To Hawaii - Embassy Suites Snap Happy Contest
- 20:24 Closing (Frappr, Vote, APN, HAP, 808TTV, Flickr)
- 20:42 Join (RED)
Listen: 
808T E.107 - 06/10/2007 (20.1MB)
Mahalo
V.Brown 
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…okay, mystery location - Honolulu Zoo? No? (grin) Maybe I need another dozen trips to more familiar!
Enjoyed’ hearing Kimo too (as always)…
Waimea Falls?
@ Jonnie - Sounds like the Zoo right? It’s the natural zoo…
@ Jordon - Close! You’re on the right track.
I really enjoy todays music and the nature sound!
Ja matte ne! =^.^=
Hmm, my last comment didn’t go through. Manoa Falls?
@ Jordon - You got it!
Hah, right onn. I knew there were other falls on the Island but Manoa is a pretty long fall and by the sounds of it, it sounded like a high up waterfall as opposed to a small one from a stream.
Good piece Vernon, I enjoyed it!
Aloha!