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Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers

by Honolulu Civil Beat

True stories, told live before an audience, from Civil Beat journalists, other Hawaii residents and visitors. These stories, both moving and humorous, bring you into the hidden heart of the 50th state.

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Episodes

  1. Hawaii Storytellers: How A Fishing Trip Hooked Me On Out-Of-The-Way Places

    A childhood fishing trip with his uncle leads Chris D'Angelo to make a cascade of life-changing decisions.

  2. Hawaii Storytellers: How A Fishing Trip Hooked Me On Out-Of-The-Way Places

    A childhood fishing trip with his uncle leads Chris D'Angelo to make a cascade of life-changing decisions.

  3. Hawaii Storytellers: Am I Going To Cross The Atlantic On This Homemade Raft?

    Civil Beat reporter Jessica Terrell's dad really dreamed big. But, as she explains in this podcast, sometimes, it's up to the child, not the parent, to draw the line.

  4. Hawaii Storytellers: Am I Going To Cross The Atlantic On This Homemade Raft?

    Civil Beat reporter Jessica Terrell's dad really dreamed big. But, as she explains in this podcast, sometimes, it's up to the child, not the parent, to draw the line.

  5. Hawaii Storytellers: When You Always Have The Travel Bug, Ask Yourself Why

    Colby Lawton loved heading abroad and leaving the constraints of home behind. He just had to learn how to be happy to come home again.

  6. Hawaii Storytellers: When You Always Have The Travel Bug, Ask Yourself Why

    Colby Lawton loved heading abroad and leaving the constraints of home behind. He just had to learn how to be happy to come home again.

  7. Hawaii Storytellers: An Escape From New York To A Clean Slate In Hawaii

    When Anthony Quintano's dream job in the Big Apple turned out to be a trap, he had a big decision to make.

  8. Hawaii Storytellers: An Escape From New York To A Clean Slate In Hawaii

    When Anthony Quintano's dream job in the Big Apple turned out to be a trap, he had a big decision to make.

  9. Hawaii Storytellers — Gene Park’s Top Ten Reasons He Left Hawaii

    The former Civil Beat staffer and now Washington Post social-media editor wryly explains why he left Honolulu.

  10. Hawaii Storytellers — Gene Park’s Top Ten Reasons He Left Hawaii

    The former Civil Beat staffer and now Washington Post social-media editor wryly explains why he left Honolulu.

  11. Hawaii Storytellers: A Question Every Teacher Here Must Ask

    In this podcast, former school teacher Beau Ewan tells a wry story about his struggle to make ends meet in Hawaii.

  12. Hawaii Storytellers: A Question Every Teacher Here Must Ask

    In this podcast, former school teacher Beau Ewan tells a wry story about his struggle to make ends meet in Hawaii.

  13. Yes, You Can Be A Micronesian And A Doctor

    PODCAST: Oahu physician Sheldon Riklon is an inspiration for Micronesians and an epiphany for others.

  14. Yes, You Can Be A Micronesian And A Doctor

    PODCAST: Oahu physician Sheldon Riklon is an inspiration for Micronesians and an epiphany for others.

  15. ‘That’s JoJo — He’s Different’

    PODCAST: JoJo Peter is a disabled Micronesian in Hawaii. Those misunderstood labels have given him a powerful position to bring about positive change.

  16. ‘That’s JoJo — He’s Different’

    PODCAST: JoJo Peter is a disabled Micronesian in Hawaii. Those misunderstood labels have given him a powerful position to bring about positive change.

About this show

True stories, told live before an audience, from Civil Beat journalists, other Hawaii residents and visitors. These stories, both moving and humorous, bring you into the hidden heart of the 50th state.

Hosted by

Honolulu Civil Beat

Produced by Alice Terry

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers have?

Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers has 16 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on August 19, 2016.

What is Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers about?

True stories, told live before an audience, from Civil Beat journalists, other Hawaii residents and visitors. These stories, both moving and humorous, bring you into the hidden heart of the 50th state.

How often does Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers release new episodes?

Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers publishes every two weeks, based on its 16 episodes since November 2015.

Who hosts Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers?

Civil Beat: Hawaii Storytellers is created and hosted by Honolulu Civil Beat.
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