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EPISODE · Dec 24, 2022 · 57 MIN

EP 5 Nan Ku`ulei Akau Cabatbat on honoring the land of her ancestors by caring for people

from Land and People · host Melissa Chimera

Retired Hawai`i Pacific Parks artist, educator and Hawaiian cultural practitioner Nanette ("Nan") Ku`ulei Akau Cabatbat speaks to her decades of chanting sunrise`oli at Hāleakala National Park, connecting both kama`āina and visitors alike to the place of her ancestors. She speaks to the values of caring for the land by sharing and connecting with the people under her care first and foremost.

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