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Dennis explains the concept of mana, and its connection to voyaging |
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Keola Dalire discusses hula traditions in He‘eia |
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Lilikalā provides deep background on the story of Haumea |
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Kalani tells of the importance of Kualoa |
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Types of fish in He‘eia Fish pond |
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The functioning of the mākāhā |
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Harvesting the fish |
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Guardians of the fishpond |
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Burials at Ke‘alohi Point |
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Rocky tells a story of visiting a heiau |
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Kaualehu burial cave |
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The Hawaiian lunar calendar |
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Watching the seasonal cycle in He‘eia |
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The story of Keaomelemele and its relationship to clouds and weather |
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The relationship between the forest and the kūahu hula altar |
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Rick talks about the issues of scientific naming |
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Hawaiian mintless mint and other botanical oddities |
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Sweet versus sour poi |
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Poi bowl traditions |
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Cooking in an imu |
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Swimming holes in Heeia |
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The meanings of "Waipao" |
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"Waiwai" and notions of wealth |
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Making poi |
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The Poimobile |
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The huli |
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‘Ulu trees |
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Gathering plants for hula |
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Oysters and clams in Kāne‘ohe Bay and He‘eia fishpond |
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Mo‘o hihia, or intergenerational trauma |
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Fear of touching in modern medicine |
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The Circle of Wellness model |
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The role of religion in healing |
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The importance of spaces for healing |
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Healing through magic |
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Sorcery |
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Surfing in Hawaiian culture |
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The obake (ghost) at Mōkapu |
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Hi‘iaka and Mokoli‘i |
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Mo‘o and the Palikū clan |
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Keoni talks about the wahi pana of Waipao |
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Emalia tells the history of the Kāne‘ohe Protestant mission |
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Emalia talks about the role of the church in her family |
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The little cemetery behind Windward Mall |
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Catholic seminaries established in the He‘eia area |
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Music in the churches of He‘eia |
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Ian talks about his Portuguese ancestors arriving in the 1800s. |
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Alice and Emalia talk about Hawaiian Language growing up |
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The human remains on Mōkapu |
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Rocky talks about brewing ‘ōkolehao and selling it to the military |
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The history of climbing the Ha‘ikū Stairs |
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Rick tells a story about stream restoration in Waimānalo |
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Invasive species issues at the Ha‘ikū Steps |
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Origins of Hui Kū Maoli Ola |
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Raising sheep at the lo‘i |
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Dealing with mangrove at He‘eia fishpond |
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Invasive jellyfish in He‘eia fishpond |
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Lā Holoholo: Predator eradication at He‘eia Fishpond |
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Protesting the construction of H-3 |
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Upland imu |
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Protecting natural resources from exploitation |
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The NERR designation |
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Water management at Waipao |
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Uniting different He‘eia-based groups into an ahupua‘a model |
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Mālama ‘āina |
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A history of Paepae o He‘eia |
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Rebuilding the hale on the fishpond walls |
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Rebuilding the walls themselves |
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The ahu (altar) and the wa‘a (canoe) at the pond |
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Poaching at the fish pond |
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The fingerling project |
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Waipao lo‘i and replanting Hawaiian plants |
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Walking in the footprints of the ancestors |
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Hula in He‘eia |
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Samuel M. Kamakau Hawaiian Charter School |
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Papahana Kuaola educational programming |
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A brief oral history of the founding of Papahana Kuaola |
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Next steps for Papahana Kuaola |
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Efforts to re-open the Ha‘ikū Steps |
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Access and conservation work at Mōkapu |
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Papahana Kuaola as a pu‘uhonua |
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