Ka Leo o ka Uluau
This season we highlight the great mauna and water bodies of Hawaiʻi Island. Drew and Lei will introduce each mauna or wai/kai body in one episode which is then followed by an episode in which our special guests share moʻolelo of that mauna or wai/kai body. We hope you enjoy what you hear and that the moʻolelo further strengthen your connection with Hawaiʻi Island! **Follow along as you listen with interactive Story Maps on our website!** https://hilo.hawaii.edu/blog/kaleookauluau/
Episodes
Lei and Drew introduce Kaʻū, especially the Kalae region and currents in this kamaʻilio episode.
Pua Case and Kalani Flores join Lei and Drew to share their experiences related to Maunakea.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce Maunakea.
Kuʻulei Kanahele joins Lei and Drew (again) to talk about Kamaehuakanaloa.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce the up and coming volcano Kamaʻehuakanaloa.
Kūwalu ʻAnakalea visits with Lei and Drew to talk about Kawaihae.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce the area called Kawaihae in the moku of Kohala.
Shane Akoni Nelsen and Kanani Enos join Lei and Drew to talk about Kealakekua, Kona.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce the area called Kealakekua in the moku of Kona.
Cowboys and uncles Karin Haleʻamaʻu and Sonny Keakealani join Lei and Drew to talk about their time spent on Hualalai and in Kona.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce the mountain Hualalai in the moku of Kona.
Kūlia Tolentino Potter from Pōhāhā I Ka Lani joins Lei and Drew to talk about Waipiʻo valley in the district of Hāmākua.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce Waipiʻo in the first of two episodes focusing on that inoa ʻāina in the district of Hāmākua.
Twins Hoʻoipo and Kaʻala Bertelmann join Lei and Drew to share their stories of Kohala.
Hosts Lei and Drew introduce season four of Ka Leo o ka Uluau starting with Kohala.
ʻĀhui manu members join Lei and Drew to share their mele oli, Ka Lele a nei ʻĀuna (in it's current form), and to reflect and expand on what was shared this season.
Bret returns to Ka Leo o ka Uluau with Lei and Drew to share uplifting stories of the resilience of manu Hawaiʻi.
Lisa Kapono Mason joins Lei and Drew to talk about ethical birding.
Kekuhi and Luka join us once again to talk about shorebirds and the magic of Hina.
Patrick Hart and Lisa Kapono Mason join Drew and Lei to talk about the cultural changes of Hawaiian manu and their calls.
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