HeyJaredBytemarks Café
Bytemarks Café is a half-hour radio magazine that showcases the innovation and creativity in Hawaiʻi's tech community. Hosted by HPR's Burt Lum, the program's purpose is to raise awareness of the tech economy and to engage the listener in the discussion.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 13
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Bytemarks Cafe - September 25: Portable Network Kit (opens the original)
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Today we'll learn how to build a Portable Network Kit. We'll talk to Community Tech New York about the purpose of the PNK and how it helps to build digital resilience.
Bytemarks Cafe - September 18: Kahoolawe restoration (opens the original)
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Today we'll find out how restoration efforts are making a difference on Kahoolawe. We'll talk to Paul Higashino, natural resource specialist with the Kahoolawe island Reserve Commission about his 30 year journey.
Bytemarks Cafe - September 11: Internet Governance Forum (opens the original)
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Today we'll learn about the Internet Governance Forum and how they engage communities. We'll talk to Ron da Silva about the IGF-USA and how this National IGF acts as a convener for community voice.
Bytemarks Cafe - September 4: Digital Equity Ecosystems (opens the original)
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Today we'll talk with Colin Rhinesmith who literally wrote the book on Digital Equity Ecosystems. We'll learn how geographically diverse communities formed coalitions to help close the digital divide.
The Role of HAM Radio in an Internet World (opens the original)
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With the predominant role of the Internet what is the role for HAM Radio. Especially during the upcoming hurricane season, we will examine the role of amateur radio.
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