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HiUP #40 – Pali Lava Flow
- 00:20 Introduction
- 01:40 HawaiiUP Headlines
Copper Thefts, Hawaii Race & Sex Demographics, Unknown Graves at Punchbowl, Visitor Numbers, Akaka and Inouye on Minimum Wage, Hawaii Forgiveness Project - 17:53 Interview Part I: Pali on Music
- 19:35 “Ua Lilo I Ko Aloha” from In Harmony by Pali
- 33:55 Interview Part II: Pali on Lava.Net
- 46:30 “Love…” from Pali by Pali
- 50:25 Wrap-Up
Eric Rice, Hawaii Association of Podcasters, Podcast Awards, HawaiiThreads.com, HawaiiVog.com
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http://libsyn.com/media/hawaii/hawaiiup20060805.mp3
52:36/36MB MP3 — 
August 6th, 2006 at 9:10 pm
Hey Ryan. It’s great to see you back in my podcatcher! I really enjoyed this show. Lava Net was my first ISP back in ol’ 97 (they were such friendly people)…great music. I really wish you would do a weekly show, but I’m grateful for whatever you decide to do. Take care, Carl
August 7th, 2006 at 3:17 pm
Simply put another great show. Thank you Ryan. Thank you Jen as well for all that you do.
August 10th, 2006 at 10:07 am
Hi Ryan!
Greetings from the great Midwest and Chicagoland.
Good to see you back on the air once more – I knew you’d be back so I kept the subscription in my iPod.
Great band Pali – I’ll be looking for their CD!
And I’ll be experiencing that wonderful Hawaiian hospitality in Jan 2007, so keep the broadcasts coming….
Thanks!
Phil.
August 11th, 2006 at 8:05 pm
Ryan,
I’m so thrilled to hear a new podcast from you. I lived on Oahu in the Coast Guard housing in Red Hill back in ’83 and ’84. I loved it so much. I really miss living there and your podcast is a nice reminder of those wonderful days I spent at Waimanalo or Bellows Beach. I look forward to hearing more. Keep ’em coming!
Dawna
August 11th, 2006 at 9:05 pm
Nice interview, Ryan.
Nice to hear more about you too, Pali. Keep that Lava flowing. 😛