This week, the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast celebrates its 30th episode! Here’s to the next 30 episodes to come. Joining Cat and Kevin on this very special episode is Megan Kono, who works as the farmers market general manager for the Hawaiʻi Farm Bureau Federation. Kono explains what her organization is doing to help […]
On this week’s “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, Kevin and Cat talk story with Mana Up Hawaiʻi co-founder, Meli James, from much more than six feet away. In this episode, Meli speaks to the “Have Aloha Will Travel” crew about Mana Up’s mission, which is to provide mentoring opportunities to local small businesses as well as sell and
On this week’s episode of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, which will not be stopped by COVID-19, Cat and Kevin give listeners on-the-ground coverage of what Hawaiʻi is like as the state continues its monthlong shutdown. Empty beaches, tons of joggers and 14-day quarantine for visitors as well as returning residents are just a
The “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast is back for another episode, and Cat and Kevin are joined by Shelley Shiroma, HAWAIʻI Magazine and Hawaiʻi Home and Remodeling Magazine’s newest digital media specialist. Here are a few things you need to know about her: She was a Girl Scout, has a blind dog and knows how to
Back for its 26th week, the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast tackles some of the most frequently asked Hawaiʻi travel questions. As a quick disclaimer, we’d like to apologize for the low buzzing noise in the background of much of the episode. Our audio recording equipment had a minor hiccup, and it wasn’t caught until
In this week’s episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, Keone Kealoha, executive director of Kanu Hawaiʻi (@kanuhawaii), joins Cat and Kevin to talk about Kanu Hawaiʻi, a nonprofit organization that aims to make Hawaiʻi a better place by educating visitors and locals on sustainability and how to mālama ʻāina (to care for the land).
On the 24th episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, Kevin and Cat talk coffee with Shawn Steiman, a coffee scientist—he holds a doctorate in horticulture from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa—and owner of Coffea Consulting, an international coffee consulting business. Steiman also happens to have written multiple books on the subject of coffee,
Kevin’s back from his international travels—and Cat never left—so you know what that means: The Have Aloha Will Travel podcast is back in action, with your two favorite local hosts talking shop about everything and anything Hawaiʻi. This week, the dynamic duo talks shop about HAWAIʻI Magazine’s latest January/February 2020 issue. The main feature, “10 Bucket List
It’s 2020! And a new decade! So what better way to ring in the new year than by listening to Cat, Kevin and Kayla Rivera, HAWAIʻI Magazine’s art director, talk about what it’s like being in Hawaiʻi during New Year and New Year’s Eve. The gang also goes into what those born in the Year of
It’s beginning to look a lot like … Monday, and you know what that means. Your two favorite chuckleheads Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen are back to talk about what to do during the Christmas season on Oahu. Unfortunately, both of them are parents—Cat being a real parent and Kevin being the parent of
How is it that the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast is already on its 20th episode? The weeks have really flown by. For this special episode, Cat and Kevin talk to a very special guest—of course, all of our guests are special—Michael Wilson, who works as an exhibit designer for Bishop Museum on Oahu. His
This week’s episode starts with Cat and Kevin talking about every foodie’s favorite holiday, Thanksgiving. From there, the duo discusses every consumer’s favorite holiday, Black Friday, and how it just isn’t as fun as it used to be anymore. Speaking of Black Friday, Cat, Kevin and Kayla Rivera, our art director, went to Ala Moana Center
