LK1-HV24037

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dc.content.languageHawaiian
dc.content.languageEnglish
dc.content.languagecodeHawaiian
dc.content.languagecodeEnglish
dc.contributor.depositorKimura, Larry Lindsey Kauanoe
dc.contributor.interviewerKimura, Larry Lindsey Kauanoe
dc.contributor.recorderKimura, Larry Lindsey Kauanoe
dc.contributor.speakerEdith Kekipi DeMatta
dc.contributor.speakerIda Kapuʻihilani Feary-Milton Nāone
dc.contributor.speakerKamokila Campbell
dc.contributor.speakerKeoni Dupont
dc.contributor.speakerJoseph Iokepa Puʻipuʻi Wenuke/Wainuke Makaʻai
dc.contributor.speakerLoke Kaʻilihiwa Poʻahā
dc.contributor.speakerCharles Kale Pāwai Kawewehi
dc.contributor.speakerKuʻulei Ching
dc.contributor.speakerHaunani Theresa Bernardino
dc.contributor.speakerKuʻuleimomi Bernardino
dc.coverage.iso3166US
dc.date.accessioned2018-11-09T21:03:51Z
dc.date.available2018-11-09T21:03:51Z
dc.date.begin1973-09-23
dc.date.finish1973-09-23
dc.date.issued1973-09-23
dc.descriptionLK opens the show. ED introduces herself. She talks about her parents, her birthplace, her youth. ED talks about Paoakalani, Liliʻuokalani's home at Waikīkī. ED talks about Liliʻuokalani and Waikīkī in her youth - rice and taro. The Ala Wai channeled the water which was previously in taro and rice. Changes in Waikīkī. ED talks about perpetuating the Hawaiian language. ED talks about the changes in food since her youth. ED talks about the young, and urges them to learn the works of old so that they will not die. LK and ED talk about finding knowledge through books, also through people (kupuna). ED talks about how sometimes the kūpuna do not reveal their knowledge. ED talks about Salt Lake being filled in for a golf course. ED talks about the absence of Pele on Oʻahu. Pele on Hawaiʻi. LK and ED talk about different types of fish and limu. Student portion - announcing news by KD2 LK congratulates the people of Maui for “Nā Mele o Maui,” and plays a song for them (a song festival in Lāhaina). LK brings up the subject of ʻaloe, a medicine. LK and ED talk about other medicines and restrictions concerning them. LK and ED talk about different types of kahuna (specialists). Kahuna lāʻau lapaʻau (medical specialist). Pōpolo, a medicine.
dc.descriptionInteractive audio for this transcript can be found at http://ulukau.org/kaniaina.
dc.description.regionHonolulu, Hawaiʻi
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dc.identifierLK1-HV24037
dc.identifier.citationKimura, Larry Lindsey Kauanoe (producer). Kaniʻāina, ulukau.org Digital Repository of Ka Haka ʻUla O Keʻelikōlani College of Hawaiian Language, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo, Ka Leo Hawaiʻi, 1973-09-23, HV24.037, Larry Lindsey Kauanoe Kimura (presenter); Edith Kekipi DeMatta (guest); Ida Kapuʻihilani Feary-Milton Nāone (guest); Kamokila Campbell (guest); Keoni Dupont (guest); Joseph Iokepa Puʻipuʻi Wenuke/Wainuke Makaʻai (telephone guest); Loke Kaʻilihiwa Poʻahā (telephone guest); Charles Kale Pāwai Kawewehi (telephone guest); Kuʻulei Ching (telephone guest); Haunani Theresa Bernardino (telephone guest); Kuʻuleimomi Bernardino (telephone guest), Retrieved from: ulukau.org/kaniaina on date YYYY-MM-DD.
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/10125/59167
dc.subject.languageHawaiian
dc.subject.languageEnglish
dc.subject.languagecodeHawaiian
dc.subject.languagecodeEnglish
dc.titleLK1-HV24037
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