Kapono Souza's guest appearances

Kapono Souza

Leo Kupa. E Ho‘olono mai!

Aloha Authentic

Makana Risser Chai

Leo Kupa Podcast

Cody Keale

Malcolm Nāea Chun

Imai Winchester

Cathie Alana

Kaipo Kaneakua

Wesley Sen

Francine Dudoit-Tagupa

Calvin Hoe

Keola Silva

Matt Keir

Jackson Hoʻoulu ʻĀina

Kawaikapuokalani Hewett

Nathan Nakasone

OwlTail

Born Kapuaiho’oleiiaikapono Aluli Souza and raised in Hawai’i on the island of O’ahu. Kapono comes from a long, well known line of gifted practitioners in music, arts, and healing. At a very early age, his tutu wahine (grandmother) on his maternal side Irmgard Keali’iwahinealohanohokahaopuamana Farden recognized his talent for massage and shared with him our traditional art of healing called Lomilomi. For many Hawaiian families, traditional knowledge and cultural practices were passed down through family lines.     To ensure continuity, it was not uncommon to have an eligible family member be given the kuleana (responsibility) to perpetuate the practices of their ancestors to benefit the next generation. Today, Kapono continues to represents the current genealogical line of his ‘Ohana and shares some of our traditional ‘ike (knowledge) to a new generation of students. With over 20 years of experience as a practitioner and professional therapist, he is among some of the most innovative martial bodyworkers today in Hawai’i.    To learn more about Kekahua visit www.kekahua.org   For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to www.huimauliola.org   Mahalo piha to Papahana Kuaola. For information on their programs and philosophies click on papahanakuaola.com

Born Kapuaiho’oleiiaikapono Aluli Souza and raised in Hawai’i on the island of O’ahu. Kapono comes from a long, well known line of gifted practitioners in music, arts, and healing. At a very early age, his tutu wahine (grandmother) on his maternal side Irmgard Keali’iwahinealohanohokahaopuamana Farden recognized his talent for massage and shared with him our traditional art of healing called Lomilomi. For many Hawaiian families, traditional knowledge and cultural practices were passed down through family lines.  To ensure continuity, it was not uncommon to have an eligible family member be given the kuleana (responsibility) to perpetuate the practices of their ancestors to benefit the next generation. Today, Kapono continues to represents the current genealogical line of his ‘Ohana and shares some of our traditional ‘ike (knowledge) to a new generation of students. With over 20 years of experience as a practitioner and professional therapist, he is among some of the most innovative martial bodyworkers today in Hawai’i. To learn more about Kekahua visit <a href="http://www.kekahua.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kekahua.org</a> For information on Hui Mauli Ola including events, merchandize and practitioners in your area come to <a href="http://www.huimauliola.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.huimauliola.org</a> Mahalo piha to Papahana Kuaola. For information on their programs and philosophies click on <a href="http://www.papahanakuaola.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">papahanakuaola.com</a>

Kapono Souza: Leo Kupa Podcast #1