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The World UnspunDig, Baby, Dig! Part 3: The DRC with Alaka Lugonzo and Jean Pierre OkendaCorruption, pollution and child labour have long blighted the Democratic Republic of the Congo's cobalt industry. But is there any way of turning the country’s critical mineral wealth into a blessing rather than a burden?In the final episode of our mini series, Dig, Baby, Dig! we spoke to Alaka Lugonzo a senior civil society adviser at Global Witness and Jean Pierre Okenda, the executive director of Sentinel Natural Resources.Host: Maxine Betteridge-MoesGuests: Alaka Lugonzo and Jean Pierre OkendaCredits: Maxine Betteridge-Moes (Producer, Digital Editor), Amy Hall, Bethany Rielly, Co...2025-07-1727 min
Ke Alaka'i: The Podcast25 years in 25 minutesLeeAnn Lambert reflects on what she learned from the past two decades of her service as an adviser for Ke Alaka'i at BYU–Hawaii.2025-06-1025 min
Ke Alaka'i: The PodcastThe ins and outs of podcastsKe Alaka'i: The Podcast hosts welcomes two new hosts, Abigail Adams and Gene Cymmer Ramirez for the first episode of season 12 where they share their opinions about podcasts. 2025-05-0924 min
Ke Alaka'i: The PodcastLove LanguageTo wrap up this season, the Ke Alaka'i: The Podcast hosts: Pim, Myco and Valerie talk about their love languages, how they give love and their preference of receiving love.2025-04-1730 min
The Poly PlaybookEp 10 Alaka'i GilmanFrom having one of the longest names on the team to being a certified Standford grad, Alaka'i Gilman is beyond impressive. Sit down and chill as the boys go over what football really means to the islands and how family and faith drive Alaka'i. We also have to get his best plate lunch recommendations for hitting the beach.2024-10-1153 min
Ke Alaka'i: The PodcastWriting about the Book of MormonMeet the new Ke Alaka'i Podcast team—Pim, Valorie and Myco—as they introduce themselves and share heartfelt testimonies of the Book of Mormon. They offer personal insights and snippets of the upcoming Book of Mormon issue.2024-09-2524 min
CounterPunch RadioAlakaʻi Kapānui and Fatima AbedJoin Counterpunch Radio contributor Rebecca Maria Goldschmidt, in conversation with activists and community organizers, Alakaʻi Kapānui and Fatima Abed, to discuss the Palestinian Solidarity movement in Hawai’i.
From being the first “state” to call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, to the #CancelRIMPAC campaign against the world’s largest Navy exercises, Hawai’i organizers are drawing deeper connections between the military occupations of Hawai’i, Palestine, and the Israeli apartheid state. Decades of Native Hawaiian-led demilitarization efforts and current Palestinian and Jewish-led grassroots community are finding ways to collaborate towards genuine security.
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Ke Alaka'i: The PodcastIntroducing the hosts!Meet our new hosts for season 8 of Ke Alaka'i: the podcast. Emmie Siebert and Mutia Parasduhtia are returning from last season and Emelia Mike is joining for her first time. 2024-01-2415 min