Hawaiian History

When the Real Hawaiʻi Shows Up at Your Front Door

Homelessness is a feeling, not a place. It’s the rotten peach at the core of the American experiment—disgust, disappointment, a sag in the …

Hawaiian History

The Great Kamani Showdown Anini’s Fallen Fruit, Ancient Oils, and the Trees That Feed and Heal Words by Jack Turner · Audio episode below · …

Hawaiian History

Last Hawaiian of Kalalau Valley “I was born in Kalalau. There were about 50 families there. We all grew taro. We all fished. We didn’t need …

Guardian Tales

A Creation Story of Fire, Water, and the Firstborn Isle **Written by Jack Turner** They say it began with fire. Always does. Fire beneath …

Hawaiian History

The Peace of the Island, The Prince of the People By Jack Turner – March 26, Prince Kūhiō Day There’s a kind of silence today that speaks …

Hawaiian History

Lost in the Mists of Kōkeʻe: Secrets of the Upper Rim Kauaʻi isn’t just an island—it’s a living, breathing memory. Every ridge, every …

Hawaiian History

A Sacred Shoreline Nestled beneath the towering cliffs of the Nā Pali Coast, Kalalau Beach is more than just a stunning stretch of sand. It …

Hawaiian History

Ni’ihau Please pardon the pronunciation of some of the words. – A Tapestry of Tradition and Modern Encounters Off the western shores …