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Elizabeth Pickett and Jason Scanlan on Wildfire LOOKOUT! Campaign (2026) Hawaii Matters Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization HWMO Ke Kula 'o Kamehameha (opens the original)
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Guest Elizabeth Pickett (Co-Executive Director of Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization) shares many ways a household can help to prevent the spread of wildfires and it begins with creating a clear-from-debris five-foot perimeter surrounding your house, office building, storage unit, and garage. Everyday intentions can help a community become more resistant to the spread of wildfires. Jason Scanlan (Senior Project Manager for Wildfire Risk at Ke Kula 'o Kamehameha) talks on how Kamehameha Scho
Antonio Williams on Move With MADD Hawaii 5K (2026) Hawaii Matters DUI DWI Prevention Education interview (opens the original)
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Antonio Williams (2026 Chairperson for Move With MADD Hawaii 5K) wants our communities to choose a designated sober driver to take the wheel at every occasion. This is the message every day, in every season: do not operate a vehicle if you've had alcohol or drugs. Some prescribed medications can affect one's ability to be a safe driver, too. MADD Hawaii offers handbooks at their official site, MADD.org/Hawaii, that help parents and guardians talk about the consequences of DUI/Driving Under the I
Julie Dugan on Hawaii Job Corps (2026) Hawaii Matters interview Technical Trade Training Waimanalo Makawao (opens the original)
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Guest Julie Dugan (Business Community & Outreach Manager at Hawaii Job Corps ) has seen hundreds of young people enter the various trade skills programs and later hear how it helped individuals discover their career potential. From I.T., security, the culinary arts and construction, their Waimanalo, Oahu and Makawao, Maui campuses offer Hawaii youth ages 16 to 24 a possible pathway to earn experience before entering the workforce. Kathy With a K is your host. "Hawaii Matters", a public service c
Valerie Chang, Pamela McMillan on Living with COPD (2026) Hawaii Matters Hawaii COPD Coalition Chronic Obstructed Respiratory Disease Pulmonary Conditions (opens the original)
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Guest Valerie Chang founded the Hawaii COPD Coalition to help others who couldn’t find more literature, breathing exercises, and general support for her respiratory diagnosis some 20 years ago. She describes what her life was like before learning what COPD could be for long-term living. Guest Pamela McMillan is a recently retired respiratory therapist with over thirty years in California and Hawaii. Together, they bring their personal insights and talk on the 20th Annual COPD Education Day on Se
Melissa Pavlicek on Supply Chain Hawaii HHUG (2026) Hawaii Matters Maritime Shipping Goods (opens the original)
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Guest Melissa Pavlicek ( Supply Chain Hawaii ; Executive Director of HHUG) talks about the way we in the Hawaiian Islands receive most of the goods like toilet paper, building materials, and even foods via shipping containers that set sail across the Pacific Ocean. We hear about the various careers that include and go beyond the water vessels and harbors, all to ensure the safety of those at various stages of the shipping exchange. Kathy With a K is your host. "Hawaii Matters", a public service
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