World Class Medical Research in Hawaii
Zuri Bender and Ali Yamashita highlight the downtown luncheon program covering medical research in Hawaii. Original Air date September 14, 2014. Episode 196. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender.
Grassroot Insitute’s Gubernatorial Forum
Donna Blanchard and Ali Yamashita cover the Grassroots Institute’s gubernatorial forum with candidates Duke Aiona, Mufi Hannemann and Jeff Davis. Original Air Date August 31, 2014. Episode 195. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Donna Blanchard. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Donna Blanchard. The hosts for this episode were Ali […]
Gubernatorial Forum on Kakaako
Donna Blanchard and Ali Yamashita highlight the Gubernatorial Forum on Kakaako at the State Capitol Auditorium on July 1st featuring candidates David Ige, Jeff Davis and Kimo Sutton. Original Air Date July 13, 2014. Episode 189. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Donna Blanchard. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Donna […]
Hawaii Clean Energy Day 2014 Getting Our Act Together
Donna Blanchard and Ali Yamashita highlight som of the key notes of the Hawaii Clean Energy Day 2014 luncheon. Features Jim Lazar, Carl Freedman, Chris Lee, Mark Glick, Jeff Ono, Michael Chang, Ben Sullivan, Alan Arakawa, Will Rolston, Justin Gruenstein, Jim Kelly, Lance Tanaka, Rick Rocheleau, Warren Bollmeier, Dawn Lippert, Mark Duda, Jay Ignacio, Liz […]
Energy Excelerator Opens Downtown
Yuri Bender and Ali Yamashita talk about the opening of the energy excelerator downtown on Bishop Street. Original Air date September 21, 2014. Episode 197. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender.
World Class Medical Research in Hawaii
Hosts Zuri Bender and Ali Yamashita provide an overview of the recent forum on World Class Medical Research in Hawaii. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Zuri Bender. The hosts for this episode […]
Asia Pacific Resilient Innovation Summit
Jay Fidell and Ali Yamashita provide an overview of the recent 2014 Asia Pacific Resilient Innovation Summit & Expo. Original Air Date October 5, 2014. Episode 199. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Jay Fidell. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Jay Fidell. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, […]
HCATT: High on Hydrogen Vehicles
Donna Blanchard and Ali Yamashita talk about Think Tech’s tour of the HCATT facility and see the work they are doing at Hickam Air Force Base. Original Air Date August 24, 2014. Episode 194. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Donna Blanchard. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Donna Blanchard. The […]
Sustain(Our)Ability with Professor Ulf Meyer
Host Martin Despang speaks with architectural critic/author Ulf Meyer. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Martin Despang. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Martin Despang. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Martin Despang. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, Martin Despang.
Ancient Hawaii Collection Series
Host Ali Yamashita speaks with photographers Robert King Andia, Colin Anderson and La’akea about the Ancient Hawaii Collection Series. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, La’akea. The hosts for this episode were Ali Yamashita, La’akea. The host for this episode was Ali Yamashita. The host for this episode was Ali Yamashita. The host […]
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