We sat down with two experts to talk about the future of agriculture in Hawaiʻi in the era of climate change.

The kumu hula talks about the importance of storytelling and “the story that saved the valley.”

The former principal of Ke Kula Kaiapuni ʻo Ānuenue spoke about his more than 40-year career in education.

The former choreographer of The Glade nightclub talks about life as a drag queen in the ’60s.

The longtime political analyst and Civil Beat columnist shared about aging and his fear of face blindness.

The civil rights advocate spoke about her experience fighting for equality and growing into a mentor for future activists.

The former state representative spoke about her experience with Protect Kahoʻolawe ‘Ohana while the island was still under control of the United States military.

Anyone can participate in the vote for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs at-large trustee.

The 2024 candidates for Maui County Council answer reporter and audience questions at the Civil Beat Pop-Up event.

The 2024 candidates for Maui County Council answer reporter and audience questions at the Civil Beat Pop-Up event.