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On todayʻs show we reprise a conversation we did with Cliff Miyake, Vice President of Business Development at Ocean Networks to find out about the US Treasury funded Interisland fiber announcement called Hawaiian Islands Fiber Link (HIFL).
On todayʻs show we talk about the upcoming Hawaii Energy Conference with Doug McLeod, founder of the Hawaii Energy Conference and Annette Lynch, Director of Communications at the Maui Economic Development Board. If you are interested in attending the Hawaii Energy Conference next week (5/22-5/25) use this code for a discount: BYTEMARK.
On todayʻs show we talk with Kamaka Diaz, celebrity, social media influencer and host of the Keep it Aloha podcast. Weʻll find out what it takes to create content to keep your audiences attention. You can also find Keep it Aloha on Instagram.
On todayʻs show we talk with Kim Davidson, Piʻikū President and Agency Lead and May Sermonia, Piʻikū Internship Program Director. Weʻll find out how Piʻikū.co is building a talent pool for the tech sector.
On todayʻs show we talk with Jared Kushi, CEO at Hawaiiverse, Koosh Media and the card game, Moke Gab. Weʻll find out whatʻs new with their ecommerce site and how to best create brand awareness.
During this special spring membership drive, we have Steve Sue, founder of the Shaka Project and Chairman of ID8, here to talk about the Shaka Film, the Shaka Bill, the Shaka emoji, and the Shaka license plate.
During our live broadcast, the phone lines are reserved for your show of support. We are looking for new members so if you enjoy our weekly tech talks, we hope you’ll consider supporting the great, original, local programming here on Hawaii Public Radio.
This is Day 1 of Hawaii Public Radio’s Spring Membership Campaign. During this special spring membership drive edition, we have Ian Kitajima, President of PICHTR, here to talk about workforce development, education, agtech and learning trips to S. Korea.
During our live broadcast, the phone lines are reserved for your show of support. We are looking for new members so if you enjoy our weekly tech talks, we hope you’ll consider supporting the great, original, local programming here on Hawaii Public Radio.
First up, Blue Startups is seeking applicants for Cohort 16. The focus is on technology companies that can scale quickly and have global market potential. Specific sectors we are interested in include: SaaS, Travel Tech, Sustainability, and Gaming. Cohort Dates: July 22 – October 11, 2024. For more information go to Bluestartups.com.
Then for our main segment, we talk with Al Ogata, Executive Director of Cyber Hawaii. Weʻll find out what the organization mission is and what it does to keep residents and businesses cyber safe.
On todayʻs show we talk with Jason Ueki and Jim Wyban about agrifood, aquaculture and their ag pre-accelerator called Germinate Hawaii. Weʻll find out what it takes to be an ag entrepreneur.
On todayʻs show we talk with Peter Dresslar, Executive Director of the Hawaii Center for AI. Weʻll find out what the center does, what is Responsible A.I., and how the center plans to support everyday AI users.