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Jay, Leah, and Kriss.

Jamisen, Dave, and Jim.

Crystal Kwok recorded some interviews in SF focusing on the 50 year old body in celebration of KTUH’s golden anniversary.

On Episode 9 of "The Future Accords" we interview Traditional Ocean Navigator with the Polynesian Voyaging Society, Tua Pittman, on the Future of Ocean Ecosystems, Indigenous Navigation, and Experiential Education. “The Future Accords” is the first ever KTUH, University of Hawaii podcast available on air and online. The show is an in depth interview series of thought leaders on their past, present, and hopes for the future. Hosted by civil society representative to the United Nations and Manoa Future Studies Ph.D student Ari Eisenstat, join us for diverse perspectives around the future of sustainable development and humanity.

Dave, Chuck, and Art.

Emily, Josiah, and DJ Yasona.

DJ California Roll interviews DJ Z-Trip. Listeners should go to ktuh.org for a link to purchase Z-Trip Hawaiian Brians tickets or directly to ktuh50.brownpapertickets.com Perhaps it was just a coincidence that Apollo 11 was launched to space at just about the same time KTUH made its maiden voyage into Hawai`i’s airspace. From its humble 60 watt beginnings in 1969 to the present day 7,000 watts, KTUH has been a force to be reckoned with - bold sounds, totally student driven, alternative, edgy. This has been the vision for KTUH for 50 years and what listeners and supporters expect. 50 years on the air, 24/7 all year round island-wide coverage is no small feat and KTUH is celebrating this milestone in style. “50 years is a milestone achievement for any broadcast station, and an amazing feat for a student-run station, especially with KTUH’s growth in facilities, staff and coverage that have been attained over the years.” said Fred Barbaria. “The KTUH alumni that I have spoken with are very excited to cele

DJ Jeff Long interviews legendary guitarist Richard Thompson. Listeners should go to ktuh.org for a link to purchase tickets or directly to ktuh50.brownpapertickets.com KTUH is excited to announce The Richard Thompson Electric Trio headlining our October 4th celebration at Hawaiian Brian's in Honolulu. Direct from the UK and a sold out concert at the Royal Albert Hall, legendary musician Richard Thompson will be there with KTUH alumni and ardent fans. The concert with the famed Richard Thompson Electric Trio will begin at 8:00pm, followed by The KTUH After Party featuring Z-Trip from 11:00pm till closing. Other KTUH 50th anniversary celebration events include a silent auction, a KTUH merchandise store, and KTUH themed trivia. Richard Thompson's career spans five decades and multiple genres from folk (Fairport Convention) to rock (with his Electric Trio). His October 4th concert follows several Honolulu appearances over the past 20 years but marks his first Electric Trio performance in Honolulu. Richar

Matt, Andy, and Doug.

On Episode 8 of "The Future Accords" we interview local Blue Zones Project Engagement Lead, Molly Mamaril, on the future of Wellness Research, Longevity Activism, and Community Building. “The Future Accords” is the first ever KTUH, University of Hawaii podcast available on air and online. The show is an in depth interview series of thought leaders on their past, present, and hopes for the future. Hosted by civil society representative to the United Nations and Manoa Future Studies Ph.D student Ari Eisenstat, join us for diverse perspectives around the future of sustainable development and humanity.

Robin, Tyler, and Ryan.

KTUH staff Bjarne and Smee discuss the four student media programs at UH Mānoa that are applying to become “leaner and meaner” by restructuring and increasing the current student media fee.

Andrew, Tyler, and Charlie.

Sam, Doug, and Jonathan.

Chris, Davin, and "Remysbane."

Glenn, Josiah, and Ryan.

University of Hawaiʻi News 8/29 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

Local News 8/28 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi News 8/27 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

AgDiscovery: Wildlife Services by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio