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Talking To Teens: Expert Tips for Parenting TeenagersEp 315: Cultivating a Champion's MindsetJ.D. Kinimaka, author of "The Competitive Spirit," explains how parents can develop a competitive attitude in their teens, emphasizing mental toughness, resilience, and the benefits of failure.Full Show NotesParenting teens often means navigating their desire for independence while encouraging personal growth. One way we aim to prepare our teens for life's challenges is through fostering a competitive spirit—not solely for the sake of winning, but to build resilience and persistence. In a world filled with pressures and high expectations, teaching teens to push through adversity can be crucial for their future su...2024-11-1725 min
ROXY - At The Heart Of ItInternational Surfing Day - Part 3 with Tiara Bella & Maluhia KinimakaGet ready to dive into our 3-part International Surfing Day podcast, hosted by the amazing Tiara Bella, where we celebrate the stoke, stories, and surf culture from around the globe!In this episode, Tiara and Malu explore the significance of surfing as more than just a sport, but as a sacred tradition deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture.Malu shares her personal journey and family legacy, tracing the lineage of epic female surfers from ancient times to the present day.Gain insights into the values of respect, stewardship, and aloha that guide surfers in...2024-06-1435 min
ROXY - At The Heart Of ItEarth Day with Malu & Mainei KinimakaWelcome to Episode 2 of the ROXY - At The Heart Of It Podcast!To mark Earth Day we invited sisters, surfers and proud Hawaiians Maluhia & Mainei Kinimaka to discuss the science around our climate, the power of storytelling & the importance of empowering indigenous communities everywhere. Maluhia is currently studying the importance of coral ecosystems and the impact they have on our climate at University of Hawai‘i, as part of her Masters degree.Mainei is a talented film maker and storyteller with her focus and passion being to preserve Hawaiian heritage and amplify iss...2024-04-2153 min
Listen Up! English Listening Practice18th March Advanced English Practice (C1/C2) - Record Breakers - A Whopper Collection
This month we are exploring record-breakers from around the world. If you want to read along with the audio find the article here
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What is the name of the individual who holds the record for the largest collection of fast-food toys, and where is he from?
Describe his childhood fascination with fast food toys and how it influenced his collecting journey.
What sets his collection apart from others, besides its sheer size?
How does Kinimaka acquire the toys for his collection, and what lengths does he go to, to find rare pieces?
Discuss the cultural significance of fast food toys and2024-03-1808 min
Talk Doc To MeS1E12: How she went from Documentary Filmmaker to TV Show Exec with Monica MedellinLeah chats with Monica Medellin, Executive Producer of Surf Girls Hawai'i, a four-part docuseries that follows the next generation of Native Hawaiian female surfers as they compete to earn a coveted spot on the professional surfing WSL Championship Tour.
The series was produced by Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine in partnership with TOGETHXR and follows rising stars Moana Jones Wong, Ewe Wong, Maluhia Kinimaka, Pua DeSoto, and Brianna Cope.
Watch on Amazon Prime:
https://www.amazon.com/Surf-Girls-Hawaii-Season-1/dp/B0BZRSCZ1Y
In th...2023-12-0752 min
Keep it Aloha#95 | Maluhia Kinimaka | Choosing education over surfing, Hawaiian culture, and Surf Girls Hawai'iMaluhia Kinimaka is a Native-Hawaiian professional surfer from the island of Kaua’i. This Roxy girl is not just a force of nature on some of the worldʻs most iconic waves, but is also a valedictorian, Stanford graduate, structural engineer and architect, an environmental activist, model and most recently starred in Surf Girls Hawaiʻi, which is a documentary series on Prime Video featuring five of the best young native-Hawaiian surfers who are inspiring a new generation of women to jump into the ocean. In this episode we talk about growing up in the waters of Kaua’i, giving u...2023-10-122h 20
Champions of Change: Shattering Ceilings in SportsHow the Stars of Prime Video’s Hawaiian Series are Shifting the Surfing WaveA Prime Video sports docuseries following elite native Hawaiian surfers as they pursue the sport at the highest level? Sign us up.Moana Jones Wong, Maluhia Kinimaka and Brianna Cope, three of the stars of Surf Girls Hawai’i, join Adweek’s Champions of Change to share how the show came together, the importance of community, brand sponsorships, and how they’re growing the sport of surfing.Also hear the importance of representation, how surfing can stay accessible, and where the exciting future of one of the world’s most quickly growing sports. All four episodes of Surf Girls Hawai'i are now...2023-07-2125 min
Spotlight HawaiiChris Kinimaka, public works administrator for DAGS, and Aloha Stadium manager Ryan Andrews join Spotlight HawaiiChris Kinimaka, public works administrator for DAGS, and Aloha Stadium manager Ryan Andrews joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions. This series shines a spotlight on issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands.2022-09-2834 min
Who? WeeklyFefe Dobson, Mainei Kinimaka & Angela Yee?On today's episode of Who's There, our weekly call-in show, we discuss the unusual new friendship between Kaley Cuoco and Bill Nighy before playing so, so, so many of your calls. First up, you'll hear two of maybe 50 calls we received about why a previous caller thought Ashanti was dead (she's NOT, by the way). Next, we answer questions about Brie Tiesi's pivot to real estate agent, Taika Waititi's potential new wife, Tyler Cameron's certain ex-girlfriend, Fefe Dobson's eternal relevance, and more!Call 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns, and we may play your call on...2022-08-121h 12
Spotlight HawaiiChris Kinimaka, public works administrator for DAGS, and Aloha Stadium manager Ryan AndrewsChris Kinimaka, public works administrator for DAGS, and Aloha Stadium manager Ryan Andrews joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions. This series shines a spotlight on issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands.2021-12-2031 min
The Loud Spot with SebastianEp #158 Interview with Middle-Aged QueersCheck out this great punk rock band from the Bay Area! Special guest co-host: Keala Kinimaka. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-loud-spot-with-sebastian--6219635/support.2021-07-2735 min
Curse Of The MarketerCurse of the Marketer: Ep 04What would this look like if it were easy? A few takeaways from my recent experience with the Titus Kinimaka Hawaiian School of Surfing in Hanalei, Kauai.2018-04-0207 min
hwnmusiclives's PodcastHawaii Calls - Kalani KinimakaReaders will forgive me, I hope, if I am occasionally critical of the way that Hawaiian music and entertainment has (or hasn’t) been documented. It is the primary reason Ho`olohe Hou was launched: To attempt to correct the errors and oversights in documenting this critically important history for future generations.
The only encyclopedia of Hawaiian music, Hawaiian Music & Musicians, refers to singer/composer Iva Kinimaka in several entries. But in this same essential volume Iva’s tremendously talented and successful brother, Kalani Kinimaka, is not mentioned once – neither in the 1979 original printing (compiled by ethnomusicologist Dr. Geo...2014-11-2905 min
hwnmusiclives's PodcastBarry Kim at the Long HouseAccording to the Hawaii Tourist News “Entertainment” section for the week of July 4, 1974, along with Iva Kinimaka and Na Keonimana, the Hilton Hawaiian Village was also serving up the contemporary sounds of Barry Kim.
Barry Kim’s music followed a similar template as other performers of the era – characterized by synthesizers, drum machines, and the rhythms of the disco age. This was not music for the locals. This was music clearly aimed at the tourists, which is why artists like Barry Kim and Iva Kinimaka could survive the lounges and showrooms in Waikiki in this era.
2014-11-0505 min
hwnmusiclives's PodcastNa KeonimanaIn the early 1970s, four gentlemen united with the goal of taking Hawaiian folk music in new exciting directions. This was, of course, the goal of many music groups in that era – at least those comprised of up-and-coming teens and twenty-somethings. But this quartet succeeded in accomplishing something truly special. Yet surprisingly they remain underrated (by some) if not altogether forgotten (by most). Despite the whole being greater than the sum of its parts, this was a group comprised of some pretty good parts – most of whom went on to amazing careers in their own right.
John Kekuk...2014-11-0505 min
hwnmusiclives's PodcastIva Hits Hard… SoftlyIva Kinimaka’s debut LP (1972’s eponymously titled Iva) featured the sound prevalent on record and in Waikiki showrooms during that period. Like Emma Veary’s LPs (and, for that matter, her live act) of this same period, Iva employed a larger orchestra complete with horns, strings, and even a harp. And it featured a mix of old school traditional Hawaiian songs, a traditional Japanese song, and a country-western hit, but very few compositions by contemporary songwriters (and only one, in fact, from Iva’s own pen). He followed it up a few years later with Swinger of Waikiki (for Cali...2014-11-0406 min
hwnmusiclives's PodcastIva Kinimaka at the Garden BarI am a man of many interests. Take this blog, for example. I am a musician, and I also fancy myself a writer. Sometimes I can bring these loves together and write about music. But what if one of your loves is on the stage and the other is more behind the scenes? In Iva Kinimaka’s case, he is equally as comfortable in front of the microphone as he is serving something slightly different for his audiences – from the kitchen where he will whip up a myriad of culinary delights. And he, too, has always managed to find ways...2014-11-0306 min
Stand Up Paddle Surfing in Hawaii - StandUpPaddleSurf.netLeleo Kinimaka (Kinimaka Ku Iluna) Dove Tail Stand Up Paddle VideoI think this is Evan’s first wood paddle, the Leleo Kinimaka dove tail stand up paddle. As you may have seen on previous posts, wood paddles give that softer, gentler feel, and not to mention, they are just absolutely gorgeous. I’d say true works of art.
Check out the video as Evan shows us [...]2007-12-1801 min