ThinkTech is a Hawaii 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Please support us by making a donation. http://www.thinktechhawaii.com We need to analyze what’s happening to make a plan. Ray Tsuchiyama will help us understand the impact of the pandemic globally and in Hawaii, what is happening, the good, the bad and the unknown. The host for this episode is […]
Free Market Roadshow in China (Hawaii Together)
Like what you see? Please give generously. http://www.thinktechhawaii.com Hawaii Together. Ken and Li Schoolland have travelled throughout China and numerous countries across the world, spreading the message of free market economics. In this episode, they discuss with host Keli’i Akina the opportunities and challenges for the free market in China. Topics will range from business […]
Liberty and Economics (Hawaii Together)
Interactions with the economy. Economics is not only the study of financial behavior, it is a key factor in individual liberty. Economist Ken Schoolland and host Keli’i Akina discuss how economics and liberty interact as they explore a variety of public policy issues that impact our lives. The host for this episode is Keli’i Akina. […]
Political Expectations for 2019 (Talk Story With John Waihee)
Political Expectations for 2019. Join John Waihee and Jay Fidell as the discuss the political expectations for 2019 and what that means to us the American people. The host for this episode is John Waihee. The guest for this episode is Jay Fidell. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 […]
What are Leveraged ETF’s (The Prince of Investment)
ETF’s? What are they? In this episode of The Prince of Investment, we’ll take a look at What Leveraged ETF’s are. The host for this episode is Prince Dykes. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, Hawaii Time, then streaming earlier shows through the night. Check […]
Misunderstanding Economics: Interview with Paul Brewbaker (Hawaii Together With Keli’i Akina)
Dispelling a variety of economic misconceptions. What do volcanoes, trade wars, and housing bubbles have to do with each other? These are just a few of the economic topics with which many of Hawaii’s policymakers are woefully unfamiliar. Keli’i Akina and Paul Brewbaker dispel a variety of economic misconceptions. The host for this episode is […]
Energy Policy Reform and Electricity Consumption (Likable Science)
Given the state’s renewable energy targets, growing population and changing climates, studying patterns of energy usage over time and across different sectors is vital to develop regulatory and pricing policies that accomplish desired energy conservation aims. The host for this episode is Ethan Allen. The guests for this episode are Nori Tarui and Asahi Oshiro. […]
Asian Insolvency Issues
Mr. Charles Booth is the Director of The Institute of Asia-Pacific Business Law. He is a distinguished and widely published legal scholar whose focus has been business and insolvency law in the Asia-Pacific Region. He advises law firms, banks, financial institutions, and transnational companies and organizations concerning insolvency, restructuring, investment, and financing issues. Mark and […]
Robin Hood Tax Policies – Stealing from the Rich to Give to the Poor
Of course, any aficionado of the Robin Hood legends would be quick to point out that those in government are more accurately in the role of the Sheriff of Nottingham than the legendary outlaw … And that’s probably part of the problem. Because while many policymakers have absorbed the idea of taking from the rich […]
What Can We Expect from President Trump’s Second 50 Days?
Reporting live from Washington DC, Anderson Blom of Hawaii Grassroot Action corresponds with Dr. Keli’i Akina on E Hana Kakou to discuss the second 50 days of President Trump’s administration. This wide-ranging conversation touches upon items of concern to us in Hawaii, from immigration to federal budget cuts, to economic protectionism and the potential reformation […]