808T E.118 – Exotic Hidden Hawaii Treasures
August 26th, 2007
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Many times visitors to Hawaii only visit and see the same places that other tourist have seen in whats commonly referred to as the tourist trap. In todays show we explore some of the great exotic hidden treasures of Hawaii that allow you to immerse yourself into the local culture, arts, exhibits, scenery and entertainment of Hawaii. Also listen in today to hear some wonderful traditional Hawaiian style music and learn how you can win $100 in iTunes credit at the iTunes Music Store. 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: 36:46
- 00:18 Intro
- 01:14 Hoku “Listen Up” (MySpace)
- 03:57 The Redemption Of UH Quarterback Colt Brennan
- 06:40 Hawaii Superferry Starts With $5 Fares (More…)
- 08:16 4,019 Pedestrian Citations In Five Months
- 10:04 Lunar Eclipse Best Viewable In Hawaii (More Info @ NASA)
- 11:55 Duke Kahanamoku – 117 Years
- 12:54 MighTy J @ Borders Grand Opening (iTunes)
- 14:16 “Sunshine The Beachboy” By Manny K. Fernandez
- 16:58 Exotic Hidden Hawaii Treasures (Get Active In Hawaii)
- 29:15 “Mahina O Hoku” By Manny K. Fernandez
- 31:52 Frommer’s Hawaii 2007
- 34:08 Closing (Frappr, Vote, APN, HAP, 808TTV, Flickr)
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808T E.118 – 08/26/2007 (33.7MB)
Mahalo
V.Brown 
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Posted Aug 28th, 2007 at 6:17 pm
V.,
I’ve been a listener for almost a year and love it. I’m heading back to Hawaii next week and really appreciate this episode. Mahalo!
Posted Apr 6th, 2009 at 6:23 am
We at Halau O Limaloa honor, teach, live and respect traditional Hawaiian Spirituality. Our Kumu is a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian), and has been given the permission, approval and kuleana (responsibility) by his ohana (family) to teach Hawaiian spirituality, as he was taught by his kupuna. Stand tall, learn the traditional ways, and be proud of indigenous knowledge.