Castro was President until 1976 and then Prime Minister until 2008, so can say he was head of Cuba’s government until 2008 or for 49 years (1969-1980). Pierre Asselin, Professor of History at Hawaii Pacific University joins Grace to discuss the question: is Castro the last great revolutionary? ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet […]
Service Dogs are Best Friends! Hawaii Fi-Do Service Dogs
What is a service dog? Jim Kennedy, Executive Director at Hawaii Fi-Do Service Dogs, Larry Bigalow, a vet with disabilities and his yellow Labrador service dog “Buzz” join Jay to talk about the kinds of tasks LEGITIMATE service dogs can perform. Our two biggest challenges are generating a more steady flow of supporting revenue (almost […]
Building a Fun Family Business – Outlandish Productions and Hula Rosie with Dana Land
A vocalist, recording artist, producer, jazz camp director and educator, Dana Land has the pleasure of performing for some of the most discerning clients as she performs at private events, festivals, jazz clubs and concerts with her varying ensembles. She stirs up the jazz scene with a refreshing style and playful presence performing a wide […]
Peter Carlisle – The Smartest Things I’ve Ever Done
The Thirteen Mayor of Honolulu Peter Carlisle served as Chief Prosecutor for City-County of Honolulu for 16 years. Join Peter and guest host Michael North for a discussion of “the three smartest things I ever did” — that I wouldn’t have known when I was 24. Offering wisdom of experience to young business people, investors, […]
The Cannabis Economy and Tax Reform – A Quarterly Commentary with Steve Pingree
In this quarterly commentary, Attorney Steve Pingree joins Reg Baker to discuss medical marijuana and the impact of the recent 2016 US Election. Today’s discussion also revolves around tax reform and IRS collection efforts under the looming Trump Administration. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, […]