On the last episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, the duo discussed Cat’s visit to Kauaʻi, and what it was like flying with her vaccine passport. In this episode, the main topic of discussion is what she actually did on Kauaʻi! From the general vibe of the island to how packed Kauaʻi’s north shore […]
On this episode of our “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, Cat talks with her foodie pal, Melissa Chang (@melissa808) about all the new restaurants that have recently opened up in Hawaiʻi. (Kevin couldn’t make it to the recording after his second COVID-19 vaccine shot wiped him out.) So what did the dining duo discuss? Here’s
After a catastrophic recording mishap, Cat and Kevin are back for the 56th episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast … take two! With summer just around the bend, this “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast is dedicated entirely to one of Hawaiʻi’s best seasons. At the start of the episode, Kevin mentions an article
It’s almost that time of the year again, where we release our annual HAWAIʻI Magazine Readers’ Choice Awards results! Who will win this years’ categories, like Best Island, Best Beach and Best Town? You’ll have to check out the digital issue—via the HAWAIʻI Magazine app—to find out … or you can listen to this week’s episode where
Disclaimer: Don’t listen to this podcast on an empty stomach! This week’s guest, Kevin Yim, vice president of marketing at Zippy’s, knows everything there is to know about the local comfort food chain and he has some delectable dishes to recommend. The podcast also centers around the history of Zippy’s—and Napoleon’s Bakery—, how they became
There’s a fresh face on this week’s episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast! Taylon Faltas joins Cat and Kevin from her home on Hawaiʻi Island, where she spends her time freediving along many of the Big Island’s beautiful beaches, as well as working for HAWAIʻI Magazine as its newest digital media specialist. Originally
On their steady march to episode 100, Cat and Kevin reconvene on the mics to answer your questions. Picked out from emails, Facebook comments and Instagram inquiries, the duo discusses a wide range of topics, like why subscribers are now receiving HONOLULU Magazine, what the “best” time to visit Hawaiʻi is and how locals feel
This episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast is special for a few reasons. First and foremost, Roy Sakuma joins Cat and Kevin on the cast this week to talk about his history as a student of famed ʻukulele virtuoso Herb “Ohta-San” Ohta, how ʻukulele has changed his life and how he’s changing other
When the weather outside is frightful, stay in and listen to the newest episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast! With Christmas just around the corner—only four more days!—we’ve once again enlisted the help of HONOLULU Magazine managing editor Katrina Valcourt to talk about what festive festivities Honolulu has to offer. Ice Cubed Hawaiʻi
Thanksgiving in Hawaiʻi is a truly unique experience. From unusual but oh-so-ʻono appetizers and entrees to large—like really large—family gatherings, Turkey Day is done a bit differently here in the Islands. But this year, like every other holiday in 2020, things will also be different due to the pandemic. To talk all about Thanksgiving, Cat and
Planning a vacation is hard enough, and with COVID-19 throwing a wrench into things, making the perfect winter itinerary has never been more headache-inducing. To ease the pain, Cat and Kevin discuss some key festivals, events and holiday happenings that are either changing the way they’ll be conducting their festivities, or will be canceled altogether.
On this especially spooky episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, your hosts Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen are joined by the maestro of nightmares himself, Lopaka Kapanui. Known for his Mystery’s of Hawaiʻi walking tours, Kapanui has made a name for himself within the paranormal groups of Hawaiʻi thanks to his deep
