Guest: Sandra Simms, retired judge of HonoluluDiscussion: Growing up in Chicago 1960s; from flight attendant to legal work; Hawaii's zero case females in juvenile detention centers.

Guest: Sandra Simms, retired judge of Honolulu Discussion: Growing up in Chicago 1960s; from flight attendant to legal work; Hawaii's zero case females in juvenile detention centers.

Kwok Talk: History Maker, First African American female judge in Hawai‘i

Guest: Alex Liu, filmmakerDiscussion: Why we need to talk about sex, sexual pleasure, and dangers of being emotionally naked.

Guest: Alex Liu, filmmaker Discussion: Why we need to talk about sex, sexual pleasure, and dangers of being emotionally naked.

Kwok Talk: Sexplanation

Guest: Jo Chim, directorDiscussion: Filmmaker Jo speaks about Asians as perpetual outsiders, colorism amongst Asians, and her short film, One Small Visit

Guest: Jo Chim, director Discussion: Filmmaker Jo speaks about Asians as perpetual outsiders, colorism amongst Asians, and her short film, One Small Visit

Kwok Talk: The Immigrant Outsider

Guest: Anthony Williams, Filmmaker Discussion: Historical Wade-in at Biloxi Beach that turned bloody during segregation; interracial family; Colorism#segregation #BiloxiMississippi #wade-ins #Biloxibeach #racism #interracialmarriage #ktuh #blurringthecolorline

Guest: Anthony Williams, Filmmaker Discussion: Historical Wade-in at Biloxi Beach that turned bloody during segregation; interracial family; Colorism #segregation #BiloxiMississippi #wade-ins #Biloxibeach #racism #interracialmarriage #ktuh #blurringthecolorline

Kwok Talk: Blood in the Water, Biloxi Wade-In

Guest: Andrew Ahn, film directorDiscussion: Making of Fire Island; Representation of LGBTQ Asians in film; Underwear parties

Guest: Andrew Ahn, film director Discussion: Making of Fire Island; Representation of LGBTQ Asians in film; Underwear parties

Kwok Talk: Gaysians in Fire Island

Guest: Mye Hoang, film director Discussion: Relationship between Men and cats, masculinity, felines as form of healing

Guest: Mye Hoang, film director Discussion: Relationship between Men and cats, masculinity, felines as form of healing

Kwok Talk: Cat Daddies

Guests: Ruby Yang, Oscar winning documentary filmmakerLambert Yam, Hong Kong producer/distributorDiscussion: Hong Kong and China in more simple times; The Blood of Yingzhou District; Popular Chinese songs from 80s

Guests: Ruby Yang, Oscar winning documentary filmmaker Lambert Yam, Hong Kong producer/distributor Discussion: Hong Kong and China in more simple times; The Blood of Yingzhou District; Popular Chinese songs from 80s

Kwok Talk: Hong Kong China Relations Through Film and Music

Guests: Joowan Kim, composer and Christopher Nicholas, producerDiscussion: Orchestra meets Hip Hop, Metamusic through method sampling; why eat kimchi when you can have burgers

Guests: Joowan Kim, composer and Christopher Nicholas, producer Discussion: Orchestra meets Hip Hop, Metamusic through method sampling; why eat kimchi when you can have burgers

Kwok Talk: Hip Hop Orchestra

Guests: Sequoia Donna Brown and Sharon YarboroughDiscussion: How women of color unite and celebrate each other; Being a Black woman in Hawai‘i

Guests: Sequoia Donna Brown and Sharon Yarborough Discussion: How women of color unite and celebrate each other; Being a Black woman in Hawai‘i

Kwok Talk: Sister Power

Guests: Charles White, Playwright, lawyerStu Li, ActorDiscussion: Disrupting racial narratives with Charles White's play, "Gong Lum" about an Afro-Asian romance under the backdrop of segregation in Mississippi

Guests: Charles White, Playwright, lawyer Stu Li, Actor Discussion: Disrupting racial narratives with Charles White's play, "Gong Lum" about an Afro-Asian romance under the backdrop of segregation in Mississippi

Kwok Talk: Stories of Afro-Asian Encounters

#KTUH is a student-run noncommercial radio station broadcasting from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.  #ktuhonline #collegeradio #uhm

KTUH is a small college radio station at University of Hawai‘i. They grow fast lately, as just this year, they started to create new podcasts focus on future issues. This topic is definitely one of a kind. The host is very knowledgeable and he sounds very friendly and professional. Their podcasts are well made and insightful.
They also release weekly news update, that usually include world news, campus news and one news in Hawaiian. The Hawaiian news is also unique.
Overall, their channel is informative and easy to understand even for academic content. I really enjoy listening to every episode of it.

Innovative podcasts!

KTUH is a student-run radio station at the University of Hawaii mostly known for playing music, but now they have a podcast! Because I enjoy listening to KTUH, I am all-the-more excited to see that they are podcasting some of the unique content. Having a Hawaiian-language news report is very cool!

New content delivery from the station that loves you!

KTUH Online

Kimo Nichols

Keeling Beckford is a reggae renaissance man in every sense of the word.  Although not well known even by most reggae fans, he has made an enormous contribution to Jamaica’s most famous export in a number of areas.  Getting his start in the music business first as a vocalist, propelled to fame in Kingston and London by early reggae hits like Combination and Suzie Wong, he quickly made the transition to the roles of producer and then label owner of his own 12 Star imprint.  It wasn’t long after that that he got started in the videography business, almost single-handedly giving birth to the sound system video industry.  (For examples of his video legacy, just go to You Tube and search “live Jamaican sound system.”)  Still going strong as a long time all-around reggae impresario, Keeling has led a fascinating, creative and incredibly productive life in the Jamaican music business.  I was fortunate to be able to talk to Keeling recently over the phone recently from his home in New Jersey, where he still runs a studio and maintains a warehouse for his online retail music and video business.  We talked about everything: from how he got his start as a young artist with the help of Desmond Dekker and Junior Byles, to his pioneering forays into the early NYC hip-hop scene, to his current projects.  Mahalo, Keeling, for your time!

Keeling Beckford is a reggae renaissance man in every sense of the word. Although not well known even by most reggae fans, he has made an enormous contribution to Jamaica’s most famous export in a number of areas. Getting his start in the music business first as a vocalist, propelled to fame in Kingston and London by early reggae hits like Combination and Suzie Wong, he quickly made the transition to the roles of producer and then label owner of his own 12 Star imprint. It wasn’t long after that that he got started in the videography business, almost single-handedly giving birth to the sound system video industry. (For examples of his video legacy, just go to You Tube and search “live Jamaican sound system.”) Still going strong as a long time all-around reggae impresario, Keeling has led a fascinating, creative and incredibly productive life in the Jamaican music business. I was fortunate to be able to talk to Keeling recently over the phone recently from his home in New Jersey, where he still runs a studio and maintains a warehouse for his online retail music and video business. We talked about everything: from how he got his start as a young artist with the help of Desmond Dekker and Junior Byles, to his pioneering forays into the early NYC hip-hop scene, to his current projects. Mahalo, Keeling, for your time!

Keeling Beckford Interview with Kimo Nichols

Ari Eisenstat

Joshua Cooper

On Episode 7 of "The Future Accords" we interview US Human Rights Network Cochair for the Universal Periodic Review Taskforce, Joshua Cooper on the Future of Social Justice, Indigenous Wisdom, and Local Action for Sustainable Development.“The Future Accords” is the first ever KTUH, University of Hawaii podcast available on air and online. The show is a 30min 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 every week for diverse perspectives around the future of sustainable development and humanity.

On Episode 7 of "The Future Accords" we interview US Human Rights Network Cochair for the Universal Periodic Review Taskforce, Joshua Cooper on the Future of Social Justice, Indigenous Wisdom, and Local Action for Sustainable Development. “The Future Accords” is the first ever KTUH, University of Hawaii podcast available on air and online. The show is a 30min 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 every week for diverse perspectives around the future of sustainable development and humanity.

The Future Accords with Ari Eisenstat Ep.7 (Featuring Joshua Cooper)

Trivia Shock Season 01 Episode 14 (Season Finals)

Trivia Shock Season 02 Episode 12 (Semi-Final 3)

Trivia Shock Season 03 Episode 01

Trivia Shock Season 01 Episode 08

Local News 5/30 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

Local News 5/30

University of Hawaiʻi News 5/29 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

University of Hawaiʻi News 5/29

Bjarne Bartlett from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa interviews Julie Forton from the University of British Columbia on Breakfast with Bjarne on KTUH. The interview explores their collaborative research looking at gender balance in the measurement of scientific impact using alternative metrics.

Gender Balance in Using Alternative Metrics to Measure Scientific Impact

Trivia Shock Season 03 Episode 04

Trivia Shock Season 02 Episode 14 (Season Finale)

Hawaii high school students join the Genius Day program and KTUH at The University of Hawaii to bring local research to the radio.

Speaking Science Introduction

Local News 6/6 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

Local News 6/6

University of Hawaiʻi News 6/5 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

University of Hawaiʻi News 6/5

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi News 6/4 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi News 6/4

Trivia Shock Season 03 Episode 03

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi News 4/30 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi News 4/30

Trivia Shock Season 03 Episode 02

Emily, Makena (Trivia Shock's question writer!), and Doug.

Trivia Shock Season 02 Episode 13 (Exhibition Game)

Local News 5/1 by KTUH University of Hawaii Radio

Local News 5/1

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