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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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We find out what’s new at this year’s Biggest Little Air Show. Anne Murata of the Pacific Aviation Museum is here to tell us about it and a special for Bytemarks Cafe listeners. Go to this link and use promo code Bytemarks for a great deal.
Then we have Dr. Matt Levy from HPU to explore the ‘Internet of Things,’ from both a technical and social point of view.
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To kick off today’s show, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. Andrea Fleig join us from the Hawaii Academy of Science to tell us about a biomedical conference and a student STEM event. Then Charly Kinoshita from the College of Tropical Ag and Human Resources (CTAHR) will tell us about an upcoming Student Research Symposium. Finally, with the Solar Impulse aircraft poised to return to the skies, we’re honored to have Anne Murata and Burl Burlingame from the Pacific Aviation Museum to talk about both the future, and the history, of aviation in Hawaii.