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On todayʻs show we have Michelle Dumais from Kealani Solutions and Margaret Schmitt from Hawaiʻi Women in Tech here to talk about the Hawaii Island AI Summit. Listeners to the show can use this promo code for a discount: BytemarksCafe.
On todayʻs show we have Richard Zheng President of Servpac, here to talk about cloud computing, data centers and the impact of AI.
On todayʻs show we have Olin Lagon, startup, serial, social entrepreneur, co-founder of Shifted Energy, and author with his new book, Innovation Archipelago, expected out in April 2026. Here’s Olin during the Talk Story with the KS Trustee Finalists.
On todayʻs show we reprise a show we did with Steve Sue, writer, producer and director of the educational documentary, The 100th Battalion, Seeds of Aloha. We also talk about Shaka, A Story of Aloha and its streaming debut on Apple TV and Amazon Prime.
On todayʻs show we have Keith Matsumoto, Program Director at PICHTR and Chad Kumabe, President at Second Wave Technologies, here to talk about the Pacific Alliance for Collaboration and Technology Conference.
On todayʻs show we have Guy Kawasaki, author, writer, evangelist, investor, who has a new book about Signal called Everybody Has Something to Hide. Preorder here to get the book for $.99.
On todayʻs show we have Meli James, President of the Hawaii Venture Capital Association, Elisia Flores CEO of L&L Hawaiian Barbeque and Jason Brand, co-founder of Ko Hana Rum, here with us to talk about the upcoming HVCA Entrepreneur Awards on Feb. 25, 2026.
On todayʻs show we have Steve Sue, writer, producer and director of the educational documentary, The 100th Battalion, Seeds of Aloha. We also talk about Shaka, A Story of Aloha and its streaming debut on Apple TV and Amazon Prime.
On todayʻs show we have Trung Lam, the new Exec Director of the Hawaii Technology Development Corporation to talk about what’s in store for 2026.
On todayʻs show we have Janice Gin, lecturer at UH Manoa, Dept of Journalism and former News Director at KITV, and Perry Arrasmith, President at the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs and they are here to talk about the news desert project.