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Guest: Eric Carter Chu Discussion: Addressing recent anti-Asian attacks and how to constructively create change and reach towards equality

We're always talking about protecting and preserving native plants. But why? What do they do that makes them so valuable compared to alien species? We explore just what's so special about native plants and their role in Hawaiian ecosystems with help from Conservationist Jane Beachy, Manager of the Army Natural Resources Program. Conservation Talk Story is a storytelling forum for conservationists in Hawaii. We host experts on topics covering every aspect of conservation science, including: mitigating human impacts, protecting rare species, and public education. Our goal is not only to increase awareness regarding specific conservation issues in the state, but also to provide correct information, backed by science, to our listeners so they are equipped to make decisions about sustainability and conservation in their own lives. Hosted by Emily Sesno and Max Bendes, Conservation Talk Story is brought to you by the Hawaii chapter of The Society for Conservation Biology (HISCB) with support from KTUH.

Guests: Carol Li, Grad student in Asian International Affairs Carly Ishihara, Grad student in Sociology Stephanie Sang, MA in Anthropology

Megan Le (Women and the Media student) interviews Celine Nguyen topic: Asian Americans on challenging gender and tradition

Guest: Vernadette Gonzalez, Professor of American Studies Discussion: Professor Gonzalezʻs new book is an exploration of the intimacies of imperial geopolitics through the life story of a mixed-race vaudeville and film actress and sometime mistress of General Douglas MacArthur.

Guest: Gregory Burns Internationally renowned painter, Paralympic gold medalist in swimming, intrepid traveller, motivational speaker Discussion: navigating and overcoming body limitations; sexuallity and disability; transcendent power of art

Guest: Jack Cione, night club owner Discussion: Jack tells stories of how he started a business out of naked waiters serving women 1970s Hawai‘i.

Guest: Drama del Rosario, documentary filmmaker Discussion: Drama shares his grappling with queer identity while growing up in the Philippines and addresses sexual trauma through his documentary film, "I'm okay and Neither are you"

The Women's Studies Department presents the first guest speaker for Spring 2021 with Professor Andy Reilly on"Repositioning the Bottom: Counter Narrative of the Feminine Gay"

Guest: Moresline Mojid PhD student Dept of Sociology at UH Manoa Discussion: The Displacement of the Rohingha people; What is home and what it means to belong; Gendered inequalities within the camp

Maunakea and the Aftercare of Patriarchal Violence

Guest: Deborah Cooney, Educational Counselor Discussion: How has Covid affected the way students apply to universities? We highlight the changes and challenges in today's increasing competition to get into good colleges, noting issues of diversity.

Presenter: Jamaica Heolimelekalani Osorio, assistant professor in Political Science

Guests: Karen Koh, journalist, radio host Elena Krotman, Crystal's previous HK radio show producer Remembering the golden days of living in HK, Crystal is joined by her old radio team to discuss the impact of Chinese's increasing control on Hong Kong and what freedom means.

Keola Simpson speaks passionately about how Western theater needs to be dismantled and how to amplify silenced voices.

As climate change worsens, Las Vegas continues to have rising temperatures that affect those who live within the city and it is not ok.

Carbon Footprint by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

Wildfires are destroying our environments and we need to start realizing that it’s a bigger problem.

This podcast is about rising tides, specifically king tides.

In my podcast I'll be talking about how the melting of glaciers has such a huge effect on our planet.