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This week weʻll jump right into our conversation and explore the intersection of art and the libraries. We welcome Stacey Aldrich, our State Librarian and Soloman Enos, resident artist at the Hawaii State Art Museum to talk about art, storytelling and designing a future we can all be proud of.
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We reprise a show we did with Elissa Lines from the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum to tell us about their upcoming Biggest Little Air Show event.
Then, we are joined by Meli James, co-founder of Mana Up, whoʻs brought a couple of companies, Gina Ho from Hawaiian Soda Co & Ola Tripp fromLiquid Life Hawaii, with her to talk about their startups, Cohort 8 and the Mana Up Accelerator.
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This week weʻll jump right into our conversation and learn about an innovated student residency called RISE or Residence for Innovative Student Entrepreneurs. We welcome to the show, Sandra Fujiyama, the Executive Director of PACE, Michael Lam, Senior VP for Development for at Hunt and John Han, CFO from UH Foundation.
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First up, we have John Nash, Associate Professor at the University of Kentucky to tell us about Funder Hui and their upcoming ChatGPT and Philanthropy learning circle.
Then, we are joined by Hiro Toiya from the City & County of Honolulu Department of Emergency Management and Matt Gonser from the City’s Office of Climate Change, Sustainability, and Resiliency. We’ll talk about the weather changes that impact hurricane season.
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