The Day the Stars Went Silent: How the Hawaiian Kingdom Once Ruled the Skies
Long before satellites blinked above Earth or airlines drew lines across the Pacific, the Hawaiian Kingdom had its own stars — not just in...
Talk Story: Hōkūleʻa Turns 50 — How a Canoe Helped Revive a Culture
This year marks a huge milestone in Hawaiian cultural history: 50 years since the launch of the voyaging canoe Hōkūleʻa, a vessel that didn’t just cross oceans...
Hiking with Ghosts and Guavas: An Afternoon on the Old Pali Road
If you ever wanted a haunted hike that also smells like overripe fruit and victory, boy do we have the trail for you.It’s got...
The Lasting Charm of “My Rose of Waikiki”How a 1916 Song Helped Put Waikīkī...
Long before surfboards ruled the waves and tourists flooded Kalākaua Avenue in aloha shirts, the name “Waikīkī” was already being crooned on phonographs thousands...
