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Moku of Hāmākua Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 21: Noʻeau and Haley, Moku of Hāmākua

The dynamic duo Noʻeau Peralto and Haley Kaʻiliehu join hosts Lei and Drew to share their ʻike and moʻolelo about the moku of Hāmākua kihi loa.

To learn more about all of the Ka Leo o ka Uluau guests, including this episode’s guests Noʻeau Peralto and Haley Kaʻiliehu, visit the Mea Kipa page. Visit the He Kōkua page to check out the podcast glossary and other resources. To guide your huaka‘i in the moku of Hāmākua as you listen to this episode, use the StoryMap below.

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Inoa Matters Moku of Kohala

Inoa Matters – Moku of Kohala

Listen to Inoa Matters for Kohala to learn more about place and street names – how to pronounce them and some background information for each. It can be tricky to pronounce names because not all public signage includes the diacritical marks like the ʻokina (glottal stop) and kahakō (macron or line over a vowel).

Ka Leo o ka Uluau’s producer and sound engineer, Bruce Torres Fischer, created these quick audiograms because names are important. Pronunciation of names is essential in conveying the manaʻo or meaning behind these places we navigate day-to-day. It’s also a way to celebrate the rich history and culture of places while we accustom our mouths to ‘ōlelo Hawaiʻi, the Hawaiian language.

Audiogram – Waikoloa:

Audiogram – ʻAnaehoʻomalu

Audiogram – Waimea/Kamuela

Audiogram – ʻŌhaiʻula

Audiogram – Mauʻumae

Audiogram – ʻUpolu

 

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Moku of Kohala Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 20: Kāhealani Kuʻuipo Wilcox, Moku of Kohala

Join hosts Lei and Drew and guest Kāhealani Wilcox as she shares about her upbringing in Waimea, along with a traditional moʻolelo of the moʻo wahine Manaua.

To learn more about all of the Ka Leo o ka Uluau guests, including this episode’s guest Kāhealani Kuʻuipo Wilcox, visit the Mea Kipa page. Visit the He Kōkua page to check out the podcast glossary and other resources. To guide your huaka‘i in the moku of Kohala as you listen to this episode, use the StoryMap below.

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Moku of Kohala Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 19: Pomai Bertelmann, Moku of Kohala

Ka Leo o ka Uluau guest Pomai Bertelmann joins hosts Lei and Drew to share stories of her upbringing in the moku of Kohala.

To learn more about all of our guests, including Pomai Bertelmann, visit the mea kipa page. To guide your journey as you listen, use the StoryMap below to visit the places mentioned in this episode of the podcast.

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Moku of Kohala Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 18: Kēhaulani Marshall, Moku of Kohala

Guest Kēhaulani Marshall visits Ka Leo o ka Uluau and hosts Lei and Drew to share a moʻolelo focused around Hōkūʻula in Waimea.

To learn more about all of the Ka Leo o ka Uluau guests, including this episode’s featured guest Kēhaulani Marshall, visit the mea kipa page. Use the StoryMap below to guide your huaka‘i in the moku of Kohala as you listen to this episode:

In addition, check out our new He Kōkua page. For instance, explore resources including a podcast glossary and information about organizations some of our guests are involved in.

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Moku of Kohala Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 17: Uncle Fred Cachola, Moku of Kohala

We’re in Kohala! Join hosts Lei and Drew and Uncle Fred Cachola as he tells us moʻolelo of his kulāiwi (native land) and of Kamehameha the Great.

To learn more about all of the Ka Leo o ka Uluau guests, including this episode’s guest Fred Keakaokalani Cachola, visit the mea kipa page. To guide your huaka‘i in the moku of Kohala as you listen to this episode, use the StoryMap below for a deeper dive into Kohala place names as they relate to the young life of Kamehameha.

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Inoa Matters Moku of Kona

Inoa Matters – Moku of Kona

Listen to Inoa Matters for Kona to learn more about place and street names – how to pronounce them and some background information for each. It can be tricky to pronounce names because not all public signage includes the diacritical marks like the ʻokina (glottal stop) and kahakō (macron or line over a vowel).

Ka Leo o ka Uluau’s producer and sound engineer, Bruce Torres Fischer, created these quick audiograms because names are important. Pronunciation of names is essential in conveying the manaʻo or meaning behind these places we navigate day-to-day. It’s also a way to celebrate the rich history and culture of places while we accustom our mouths to ‘ōlelo Hawaiʻi, the Hawaiian language.

Audiogram – Keauhou:

Audiogram – Keohokālole:

 

Audiogram – Laʻaloa:

Audiogram – Hōnaunau:

Audiogram – Kealakekua:

Audiogram – Kaʻahumanu:

Audiogram – Hualalai:

Audiogram – Huʻehuʻe:

Check out Inoa Matters (Names Matter) for other areas of the island:

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Moku of Kona Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 16: Kihalani Springer, Moku of Kona

Makua Kihalani joins hosts Lei and Drew in our last episode in Kona as she tells us moʻolelo of past and present.

To learn more about all of the Ka Leo o ka Uluau guests, including this episode’s guest Hannah Kihalani Springer, visit the mea kipa page. To guide your huaka‘i in the moku of Kona as you listen to this episode, use the StoryMap below.

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Moku of Kona Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 15: Māhealani Pai, Moku of Kona

Guest Māhealani Pai joins Lei and Drew to tell us about the moʻolelo of Kepakaʻiliʻula and Kahaluʻu in Kona.

To learn more about all of our guests, including this episode’s guest Māhealani, visit the mea kipa page. To guide your huaka‘i in the moku of Kona as you listen to this episode of Ka Leo o ka Uluau, use the StoryMap below.

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Moku of Kona Podcast Episodes Season 1

Episode 14: Kuʻulei Keakealani, Moku of Kona

Ka Leo o ka Uluau guest Kuʻulei Keakealani joins hosts Lei and Drew, taking us into the imagination as we hear her enchanting oration of Kaulanapōkiʻi, a traditional moʻolelo of Kona and Kohala.

To learn more about all of our guests, including Kuʻulei Keakealani, visit the mea kipa page. To guide your journey as you listen, use the StoryMap below to visit the places mentioned in this episode of the podcast.

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