Love is in the air, and we celebrate Valentine’s Day on this episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast. First, co-hosts Kevin, Taylon and Grace introduce a few new segments to the podcast—Talk Story, where the crew relays something special, weird or insightful that has happened to them through the week, and a new […]
Inspired by the beauty of the islands that she calls home, JT Ojerio creates powerful pieces of art for her brand, Aloha De Mele. And Kevin, Grace and Taylon got to sit down with Ojerio to discuss how she got into the world of art, where she’d like to see the industry change and how
Kevin, Grace and Taylon are back again this week on the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast with an exciting update about HAWAIʻI Magazine and its return to print. That’s right, the magazine you all know and love will be returning from its print hiatus in a new quarterly format—and the “Have Aloha Will Travel” crew
It’s the first episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast in 2022, so you know what that means. Kevin, Grace and Taylon talk about some of their New Years’ resolutions, from reading more books to getting out of their comfort zones and seeing everything the Islands have to offer. If you have any New
The new “Have Aloha Will Travel” crew has finally assembled, as Grace Maeda joins the HAWAIʻI Magazine staff as associate editor and the newest co-host of the HAWT podcast. After getting to know Maeda through a pop quiz, Kevin, Taylon and Grace go on to talk about some things you can only find in Hawaiʻi
The seasons are changing, and so is the cast of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast. Taylon Faltas joins the podcast as its newest co-host—as editor Catherine Toth Fox has stepped away for the time being. And on her first episode Taylon, and Kevin, talk story with local Big Island comedian Justine Smith who not
Cat, Kevin—and digital media editor Taylon—are back this week to provide tips and insight on how visitors can get a more unique, authentic Hawaiʻi experience. From participating in voluntourism opportunities—made easy with programs like Mālama Hawaiʻi and Travel2change—to eating at local restaurants and eateries that will give you a real taste of Hawaiʻi cuisine, the
There aren’t many places to get a plate lunch here on Oʻahu that is more iconic than Rainbow Drive-In. Being in the same location on Kapahulu Avenue for six decades, the eatery has been able to maintain its fave status amongst locals and visitors with its iconic menu, filling plate lunches, affordable prices and friendly
Cat and Kevin—your two co-hosts of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast—have planned a double-header for this week’s episode! The first topic of discussion on the card today is Cat’s recent trip to Maui, where she stayed at the recently renovated Kāʻanapali Beach Hotel. Completely transforming its property for a whopping $75 million, its 264
This week on the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, editors Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen are joined by Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park public affairs specialist Jessica Ferracane to talk about the recent eruptions at Halemauʻmaʻu Crater, which began again—after a brief slumber—in late September. Ferracane, who has been with HVNP for a decade and
In case you haven’t heard—we do a podcast! The “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, co-hosted by our editorial duo Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen, has been going on for over two years. Two years! Releasing an episode once every two weeks without fail, the HAWT podcast has amassed quite the library with 67 episodes published.
Yes, HAWAIʻI Magazine still publishes issues. While we are on a print hiatus, the editorial team here at HAWAIʻI Magazine has been putting together digital issues in 2021, and recently released their September/October edition. You can read all about how to access this digital issue, and why you need it to plan your next Hawaiʻi vacation,
