Greater Good Radio - Connect, Learn, Heal, and Grow

Sherry Menor, President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii, sits down with Evan Leong for one of the most candid conversations about leadership, identity, and personal growth you'll hear from a Hawaii executive. Born in Tokyo and raised in Hilo in a strict Japanese-Filipino household, Sherry's path to becoming the first female CEO in the Chamber's 175-year history was anything but linear — it included detours through Hollywood extra work, a stint with Elton John's production team, a statewide political campaign, and years of learning to stop performing and start being herself. She opens up about imposter syndrome, the loneliness at the top, the transformative power of therapy, and what it finally feels like to own who you are. Watch now to hear the full story of what authenticity really costs — and everything it gives back.

What does it really mean to lead with Aloha in business? In this episode of Greater Good Radio, Pacific Business News Publisher Lei Pedro shares how her Hawaiian heritage, family legacy, and life experiences shaped her approach to leadership, connection, and community. From growing up in a family of traditional lei makers to becoming one of Hawaiʻi’s most influential business media leaders, Lei explains why great leaders connect people, speak with radical candor, and always lead with purpose. This conversation explores the deeper meaning of Aloha, culture in the workplace, and how business success can still honor values and community. Watch now to learn how the power of Aloha can transform leadership and business.

In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Evan Leong sits down with Christine Camp — Korean immigrant, single mother, runaway teen, and founder & CEO of Avalon Group — for a raw, unfiltered conversation about survival, identity, healing, and what it truly takes to build something meaningful in Hawaiʻi. Christine opens up about leaving Korea as a child, losing her father shortly after arriving in America, running away from home at 15 and working multiple jobs to survive, and the defining moment that sent her back home and set her on a path toward education, real estate, and purpose. From founding one of Hawaiʻi's most prolific real estate development firms to raising a son on her own, Christine reflects on the wounds that drove her success, the difference between obligation and love, and why giving others hope is the greatest thing you can do — whether you're developing land or mentoring a struggling kid who feels they have none.

In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, Johnny Chankhamany joins Evan Leong to share his remarkable journey from growing up in a low-income immigrant household to becoming a respected finance leader, venture capital connector, and mentor helping others break into Wall Street and beyond. Johnny opens up about watching his parents sacrifice everything, the mindset shifts that pulled him out of scarcity, the grit it took to navigate college and corporate finance, and how pivotal mentors changed the trajectory of his life. He talks candidly about rejection, imposter syndrome, financial literacy, and why building authentic relationships—not just resumes—creates real opportunity. More than a career story, this is a powerful conversation about responsibility, resilience, and paying it forward so the next generation doesn’t have to struggle alone. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, finance professional, or anyone determined to rewrite your story, this episode delivers hard-earned wisdom and practical insight you won’t want to miss.

In this powerful episode, Evan Leong sits down with Ian Kitajima for a deeply personal conversation that traces Ian’s journey from a childhood shaped by freedom, curiosity, and trust to a career defined by courage, innovation, and purpose-driven leadership. Ian reflects on how early life experiences influenced his willingness to take risks, challenge conventional paths, and step into uncertainty—both in business and in life—while sharing lessons on resilience, creativity, and staying grounded in values as responsibility grows. This episode goes beyond titles and achievements, offering an honest look at fear, confidence, and what it really takes to lead with heart while building meaningful impact in Hawaiʻi and beyond.

In this deeply honest and emotionally powerful episode, Evan Leong sits down with Corey Campbell, CEO and Founder of Akamai Training & Consulting and a Hoffman Process teacher, for a raw conversation on pain, grief, shame, and the lifelong work of emotional freedom. Corey opens up about childhood conditioning, identity, racial awareness, imposter syndrome, losing his brother, becoming a father, and how unprocessed emotions live in the body—shaping our patterns, leadership, and relationships. Together, Evan and Corey explore inner-child work, trauma, surrender, somatic release, the voice in our head, and what it truly means to heal rather than cope. This episode is a profound exploration of inner work, personal growth, and what it takes to move from survival patterns into authenticity, presence, and love—making it a must-watch for leaders, healers, parents, and anyone on a journey of self-discovery.

In this deeply personal and vulnerable episode, Nolan Hong sits down with Evan Leong to unpack a lifetime of self-doubt, fear of failure, and abandonment—and the long, courageous journey toward self-love and wholeness. Nolan opens up about growing up with shame and anxiety, navigating ADHD, perfectionism, and fear-driven success, and how storytelling, healing work, and honest emotional connection have helped him reconnect with his heart instead of just his mind. Through powerful reflections on childhood wounds, identity, purpose, and what it truly means to “just be,” this conversation explores how healing happens not by fixing ourselves, but by understanding and accepting every part of who we are. If you’ve ever questioned your worth, struggled with self-criticism, or felt disconnected from your true self, this episode will resonate deeply and remind you that you’re not alone.

In this powerful conversation, Josh Green sits down with host Evan Leong to share the deeply human journey that shaped his path from physician to Governor of Hawaiʻi—one defined by service, lived experience, and a commitment to bringing people together. Drawing from childhood health challenges, medical missions in India, Africa, and Samoa, years as a community doctor in Kaʻū, and leadership through crises like COVID-19 and the Maui wildfires, Governor Green explains how frontline healthcare and compassion inform his approach to policy, homelessness, public trust, and healing divided communities. This episode goes beyond politics, offering rare insight into resilience, destiny, leadership under pressure, and what it truly means to serve the greater good.

In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi opens up about the defining moments of his life—his parents’ sacrifices, the pain of loss, the challenges of fatherhood, the guilt and growth that shaped him, and the enduring love that guided every major decision he made. Rick reveals vulnerable stories about raising his children from afar, rebuilding after heartbreak, honoring his father’s legacy, and striving to live with purpose in the “twilight” of his career. This episode goes far beyond politics, offering an intimate portrait of a man shaped by family, resilience, and an unwavering sense of responsibility. If you’ve ever navigated love, loss, or the weight of doing right by the people you care about, this conversation will resonate deeply.

In this powerful and emotional episode, Mano Nguyen opens up about his family’s escape from Vietnam, the challenges of growing up as a refugee, the sacrifices behind his parents’ strength, and the deep sense of duty and resilience that shaped him into a veteran, entrepreneur, and community leader. This conversation dives into identity, gratitude, cultural values, family legacy, and how community support becomes the backbone for overcoming life’s toughest battles. Mano’s story is a reminder that healing, success, and purpose all begin with the people who stand by us—and the courage to keep going no matter what.

In this heartfelt episode of Greater Good Radio, Monty Pereira, General Manager and Sales & Marketing Director of Watanabe Floral, shares the most difficult experience of his life — his daughter’s devastating concussion and the lessons it taught him about faith, patience, and letting go. From his Hawaiian roots in Hilo to his 29-year journey leading one of Hawaiʻi’s most beloved floral companies, Monty opens up about family, resilience, and the deeper purpose behind his work: bringing happiness and connection through flowers. His story is one of love, loss, and learning to trust life’s process — a powerful reminder that sometimes the hardest moments shape us the most.

Dive into an inspiring, no-ego masterclass with longtime Shidler College of Business dean Vance Roley, as he shares the leadership habits that powered two decades of growth at UH Mānoa: putting faculty first, building a culture of transparency, and partnering closely with alumni and donors to expand scholarships, endowments, and global opportunities. In this candid conversation, Vance talks recruiting top professors, the Direct Admit (freshman) pipeline, why study-abroad changes lives, how dedicated career services boost job placement, and what’s next as he transitions back to the classroom. You’ll also hear his early-life grit story, why Hawaii won his heart, and his take on AI in business education—plus practical advice for parents and students navigating college, careers, and the future of work. Watch to learn the real playbook behind sustained institutional excellence and community impact.

From a college apartment startup to a $700 million acquisition, Brett Brewer’s journey is the real story behind MySpace, Intermix Media, and the early internet boom. In this inspiring conversation, Brett shares how luck, hustle, and relentless belief turned failure into one of tech’s biggest success stories. He reveals the lessons from 150 investor rejections, the origins of “fake it ’til you make it,” the inside story of selling to Rupert Murdoch, and how he’s paying it forward through venture investing and youth entrepreneurship. This episode is a masterclass in perseverance, timing, and staying grounded through rapid success.

What does it really mean to live a life well lived? In this inspiring conversation, Jeff Zimmerman—co-owner of AdWalls and founder of Environmental Graphics Hawaii, sits down with Evan Leong to reflect on 40 years in Hawaii, the lessons of resilience after surviving a stroke, and his daily practice of “seeking beauty” in work, family, and community. From building a career in real estate and advertising to mentoring his children and embracing gratitude, Jeff shares candid stories of growth, creativity, and finding purpose beyond success. His journey is a powerful reminder that true fulfillment comes from giving back, creating meaning, and living with intention.

What does it take to rise to the top without a college degree? In this inspiring episode of Greater Good Radio, Dennis Francis—President and Publisher of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser—shares his journey from humble beginnings in Ohio to becoming one of Hawaii’s most influential media executives. Dennis reveals how grit, people skills, and instinct shaped his career, why he chose entrepreneurship over corporate structure, and how community service became central to his leadership philosophy. Whether you're an aspiring leader, college dropout, or seasoned entrepreneur, this candid conversation offers timeless lessons on resilience, decision-making, and building a meaningful life and career in Hawaii.

From Silicon Valley startups to co-founding Mana Up, Meli James has built her career on elevating Hawai‘i’s entrepreneurs while also navigating her own journey of self-discovery. In this powerful conversation, Meli opens up about the challenges of scaling businesses in Hawai‘i, the global potential of the “Hawai‘i brand,” and her personal transitions—from quarter-life crisis to building purpose and authenticity in her leadership. If you’ve ever wondered how to balance achievement with fulfillment, or how to grow world-class companies while staying true to yourself, this episode will inspire and challenge you.

From Hollywood child actress to respected entrepreneur and Hawaii’s former First Lady, Vicky Cayetano shares the personal and professional experiences that shaped her remarkable journey. In this intimate conversation, she opens up about balancing business and family, leading with empathy, building United Laundry Services, and the life lessons she learned from her grandmother, mentors, and even Elvis Presley. Discover how Vicky redefined leadership, service, and legacy on her own terms—with warmth, humility, and wisdom that will inspire anyone seeking purpose and impact in their own life.

What if the real battle isn’t out there—but within? In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Kumu Ramsay Taum joins Evan Leong to explore the spiritual roots of conflict, healing, and transformation. Drawing from Hawaiian practices like Hoʻoponopono and Lua, Kumu Ramsay reveals how alignment, intention, and ancestral wisdom can help us move from tension to peace—from surviving to thriving. Whether he’s discussing his journey through injury, financial collapse, or cultural leadership, his insights offer a roadmap to finding pono (balance) in a chaotic world. If you’re seeking clarity, connection, or a new way of seeing life’s challenges, this episode will resonate deeply.

From flunking high school to leading one of Hawai‘i’s most iconic companies, Allen Doane’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. In this inspiring conversation, the former CEO of Alexander & Baldwin shares how his grandmother’s sacrifices, his military experience, and lessons in humility and leadership shaped his rise. From cleaning rooming houses to running a multi-billion-dollar company, Allen opens up about mentoring, decision-making, and the power of purpose. Whether you're an aspiring leader or simply love a good underdog story, this episode is packed with wisdom, heart, and a reminder that it’s never too late to change your path.

From a tight-knit village on Hawai‘i Island to the top ranks of Disney and now co-founding his own hospitality firm, Elliot Kawaiho‘olana Mills shares the powerful story behind his rise—and the deeper meaning guiding his journey. In this episode of Greater Good Radio, Elliot opens up about his Big Island roots, the legacy of his ancestors, the cultural vision behind Aulani, and how his daughter’s simple Christmas wish changed the course of his life. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to succeed in business without losing your soul, this deeply personal and inspiring conversation is for you.

How does a top attorney balance business success, community leadership, and family — all while staying grounded in her Native Hawaiian values? In this inspiring episode of Greater Good Radio, Crystal Rose, founding partner of one of Hawai‘i’s leading law firms and the first alumna trustee of Kamehameha Schools, shares how her passion for justice and service shaped her extraordinary career. From litigating major cases like the Bishop Estate reform to mentoring future leaders and serving on influential boards like Hawaiian Airlines and Central Pacific Bank, Crystal reveals how purpose and impact guide every decision she makes. Whether you’re an aspiring professional, parent, or changemaker, her story offers wisdom, humility, and the motivation to lead with heart.

What if your biggest sales blocks aren’t about tactics—but trauma? In this powerful conversation, executive coach and founder of Simple Lens, Walter Roth, joins Evan Leong to explore how unresolved childhood and generational trauma can unconsciously sabotage success in sales, leadership, and life. Walter breaks down how high-performing founders often use ambition to mask emotional wounds and how true sales mastery begins with self-awareness, nervous system regulation, and healing. Whether you’re a founder, executive, or someone on a growth journey, this episode will shift how you think about performance, connection, and the cost of staying closed off.

What does it take to rescue billion-dollar institutions and still lead with heart? In this powerful episode, John Dean—former CEO of Silicon Valley Bank and Central Pacific Bank—shares how trust, passion, and values-driven leadership helped him turn around some of the largest banking failures in U.S. history. From Peace Corps beginnings in Samoa to becoming one of Forbes’ “50 Most Powerful Dealmakers,” John opens up about building great teams, empowering communities, and why real success is about making a difference. Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, or purpose-driven leader, this conversation will inspire you to lead with integrity and impact.

Join Kamaka Pili, beloved storyteller, cultural advocate, and host of KHON2’s "Aloha Authentic," in this deeply personal and enlightening conversation. Kamaka openly shares his journey of discovering his kuleana (purpose), embracing his Hawaiian identity, and integrating Hawaiian values into his everyday life. From candidly discussing challenges with acceptance and identity to inspiring stories of his tutu's wisdom, Kamaka reveals how storytelling became his pathway to healing, community connection, and spiritual fulfillment. If you've ever questioned your purpose or sought to live authentically, this episode offers profound insights rooted in Hawaiian culture and universal truths. Watch now to find your kuleana and learn how to navigate life's complexities with aloha.

Legendary coach June Jones shares his inspiring journey of faith, football, and second chances in this powerful conversation. From overcoming a near-fatal accident to leading one of the greatest turnarounds in college football history, Coach Jones reveals the mental toughness, leadership principles, and spiritual faith that have defined his career. He dives into the grueling life of a coach, his belief in redemption, and the lessons learned from giving players a second chance—including those who went from prison to becoming top athletes. If you're looking for motivation, insights on building winning teams, or a story of resilience and faith, this episode is a must-watch. Don’t miss this deep dive into the power of perseverance and purpose!

What if your dream job slips through your fingers? Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi shares the raw, unfiltered story of how rejection from the University of Hawaiʻi's Athletic Director position became a catalyst for his most impactful chapter yet. In this inspiring conversation, Rick dives deep into the personal struggles, family triumphs, and pivotal career moments that shaped his journey from football coach to broadcast executive to mayor. Packed with hard-earned wisdom, emotional turning points, and leadership insights, this episode is a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and following your true calling—especially when life doesn’t go according to plan.

Jon de Mello is a visionary who revolutionized Hawaiian music and built a legendary empire with Mountain Apple Company. In this episode, we dive deep into Jon's journey—from his early days in art and music to shaping the careers of iconic artists like Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole and The Brothers Cazimero. Discover the secrets behind his business success, the magic formula for talent, and how his relentless drive brought Hawaiian music to a global audience. Whether you're an entrepreneur, artist, or music lover, this conversation is packed with wisdom, passion, and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

From a 26-year-old newcomer with just $1,800 to one of Hawaii’s most successful real estate moguls, Dick Gushman’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. Dick shares how he overcame financial struggles, career pivots, and massive setbacks—including natural disasters and economic downturns—to build a real estate empire. Learn how his early lessons in construction, a pivotal career shift, and an entrepreneurial mindset led him to co-develop iconic projects like Waikiki Beach Walk and Waikele Center. More than just business success, Dick also dives into the importance of giving back, perseverance, and finding passion in your work. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a real estate enthusiast, or someone looking for motivation, this episode is packed with wisdom you won’t want to miss!

For over five decades, Rick Doblin, Ph.D., has been at the forefront of the psychedelic revolution, championing the healing power of substances like MDMA to treat PTSD and trauma. In this compelling conversation, Rick shares the groundbreaking work of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), the science behind psychedelic-assisted therapy, and the personal experiences that shaped his mission. From the power of MDMA to unlock deep-seated trauma to the future of psychedelic policy reform, this episode explores how these substances are reshaping mental health treatment.

Discover the incredible story of Captain Jerry Coffee, a man who endured over seven years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, drawing strength from faith, resilience, and an unbreakable sense of purpose. In this powerful episode of "Greater Good Radio" with hosts Evan and Kari Leong, Captain Coffee shares how he transformed unimaginable adversity into a life mission of inspiring others through courage, unity, and hope. Hear his insights on surviving solitary confinement, the power of human connection, and the lessons of faith that shaped his journey. This is more than a tale of survival—it's a masterclass in living a purposeful life.

Uncover the secrets to venture capital success with Barry Weinman in this inspiring and insightful archive episode of "Greater Good Radio." Barry shares his extraordinary journey from a tough Brooklyn upbringing to becoming a leading venture capitalist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Learn how he helped build over 70 public companies, his keys to identifying and nurturing successful entrepreneurs, and his philosophy of giving back. Packed with real-world lessons on risk, resilience, and focus, this episode is a must-watch for aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone passionate about innovation and impact.

Dive into an inspiring conversation with Glenn Medeiros, the iconic voice behind the global hit "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You." From humble beginnings on Kauai to topping international charts and transitioning into a remarkable career as an educator and leader, Glenn shares his journey of resilience, leadership, and purpose. Discover behind-the-scenes stories of his rise to fame, his reflections on balancing fame and family, and his transformative work as President of Saint Louis School in Honolulu. If you've ever wondered about the man behind the timeless ballad or the lessons he's learned along the way, this episode is a must-watch!

In this powerful episode, Dr. Dick Schwartz, founder of the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model, sits down with Evan Leong to explore how IFS is redefining therapy, healing, and leadership. Discover the groundbreaking insights behind "no bad parts," the power of self-energy, and how connecting with your inner system can transform your personal and professional life. Dr. Schwartz shares inspiring stories, the origins of IFS, and how it can unlock leadership qualities like calm, courage, and compassion. Whether you're new to IFS or a seasoned practitioner, this conversation offers profound wisdom and actionable takeaways to help you thrive in all aspects of life.

From battling advanced colon cancer to becoming a father of two and amassing over 2 million followers, Bill Maeda's journey is a powerful story of resilience, transformation, and finding purpose. In this heartfelt conversation, Bill shares his struggles with self-doubt, his relentless pursuit of fitness as a tool for healing, and the unexpected magic moments that shaped his path. Whether you're looking for inspiration, a fresh perspective on life's challenges, or insights into the human connection, this episode dives deep into the experiences that brought Bill from rock bottom to becoming a social media fitness phenomenon. Don’t miss this compelling story of grit, gratitude, and growth.

Step into the inspiring journey of David Lassner, from his humble beginnings in technology to becoming the President of the University of Hawai'i. In this engaging conversation, Lassner shares stories of resilience, innovation, and leadership, including his transition from IT expert to university president, his passion for hula and nature, and how he navigated challenges like the TMT controversy and the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover the transformative power of adaptability, curiosity, and commitment in shaping a fulfilling career and life.

Delve into this insightful conversation as Susan Eichor, CEO of aio, joins Evan Leong to share life lessons from her inspiring journey. From caring for parents with dementia to leading a diverse business empire, Susan opens up about her career, family, and the strength found in community. Hear her reflections on resilience, serendipity, and embracing life's unexpected challenges. Whether you're seeking career inspiration, caregiving wisdom, or a perspective on finding balance, this episode offers heartfelt stories and valuable takeaways. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with lessons on leadership, family, and purpose.

In this heartfelt episode, Hawaii’s celebrated comedian-turned-councilman, Augie Tulba, opens up about the personal struggles, family dynamics, and resilience that have defined his journey. From his early days navigating poverty and teenage parenthood to the poignant influence of his late father, Augie shares a raw and inspiring story of perseverance. He recounts his transition from boxing and comedy to public service, revealing the dedication it took to win over his district and the humility gained through unexpected setbacks. This conversation sheds light on Augie's advocacy, humor, and enduring commitment to his community, making for an unmissable story of passion and purpose.

In this engaging archive episode of Greater Good Radio, we dive into the essential traits of great leadership with Admiral RJ "Zap" Zlatoper, USN (Ret.). Drawing from his distinguished military career and subsequent success in the corporate world, Admiral Zlatoper shares invaluable lessons on integrity, teamwork, and the importance of building strong relationships. He also discusses how passion and luck played roles in his journey from Navy pilot to four-star admiral, and later, CEO of a billion-dollar company. Whether you're an aspiring leader or curious about the secrets of success, this conversation offers a treasure trove of insights that can inspire anyone. Learn how Admiral Zlatoper’s principles can help you lead and thrive in any environment!

Join us in this inspiring archive episode as we sit down with Senator Daniel Inouye, a true American hero who shares his extraordinary journey from a decorated World War II veteran to one of the most influential political figures in U.S. history. Hear his personal stories of courage, resilience, and leadership, including how he overcame discrimination, faced down impossible challenges, and left an indelible mark on Hawaii and the nation. Senator Inouye's legacy reminds us that with determination, anything is possible. Don’t miss this compelling conversation!

Join Nainoa Thompson, pwo (master) navigator and CEO of the Polynesian Voyaging Society, as he shares his profound journey of cultural revival and exploration in this archive episode of Greater Good Radio with hosts Evan and Kari Leong. Discover how the historic voyage of Hōkūleʻa not only reignited the Hawaiian spirit but also brought global awareness to the art of Polynesian wayfinding. Through personal stories of overcoming fear, embracing leadership, and navigating with purpose, Nainoa reflects on how one voyage transformed a culture and inspired generations. Don't miss this incredible story of courage, tradition, and legacy.

In this insightful episode of Greater Good Radio, Jeff Watanabe shares his journey from lawyer to Chairman of Hawaiian Electric Industries (HEI), shedding light on leadership, family, and the importance of cultural understanding in Hawaii's business landscape. With over five decades of experience, Jeff reflects on his career transitions, the value of relationships, and his evolving role in non-profit boards like the Sesame Workshop. This conversation dives deep into balancing a successful career with family and offers lessons on retirement and redefining purpose.

In a world where success is often measured by wealth, status, and achievement, Joe Roberts’ story breaks through the noise with a powerful message: No matter how far you’ve fallen, there is always a way back up. From homelessness and addiction to becoming a successful entrepreneur and motivational speaker, Joe’s journey is one of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of second chances. His story is proof that where you start in life doesn’t define where you can go.

Are you struggling to negotiate your true worth? In this insightful episode, Cheryl Cross, an HR expert, author, and podcaster, shares powerful strategies to overcome the fear of salary negotiation and understand your true value in the workplace. Drawing from her extensive experience in recruiting and consulting, Cheryl discusses the common pitfalls that hold professionals back, especially women, from advocating for themselves. Discover practical tips on how to transition from a military to a civilian career, and why knowing your worth is crucial for career success. Tune in to gain the confidence you need to negotiate like a pro!

Trauma is an experience that leaves lasting imprints on the mind, body, and soul. While many believe that the effects of trauma are lifelong and inescapable, Lisa Larson's story offers a different narrative—one of hope, healing, and transformation. Known as the "Trauma Mama," Lisa's journey through trauma and her discovery of Brainspotting therapy have not only changed her life but also inspired her mission to help others break free from the chains of unresolved trauma.

Dive into the inspiring journey of Diane Paloma, the President and CEO of Hawaii Dental Service. From her early days at Kamehameha Schools to leading prominent healthcare organizations, Diane's story is one of passion, dedication, and cultural integration. Discover how her upbringing, educational background, and career in the health field have shaped her leadership philosophy and commitment to the Hawaiian community. Diane shares heartfelt anecdotes about family, tradition, and the importance of education, offering a unique perspective on Hawaiian leadership and resilience. Don't miss this enriching conversation in this episode of Greater Good Radio.

Join us in this inspiring episode with Kamaka Dias, the host of the "Keep It Aloha" podcast. Kamaka shares transformative experiences from his time in the Peace Corps, the impact of community and culture, and the profound stories of lives touched by the spirit of Aloha. From overcoming personal challenges to fostering a deeper connection with Hawaiian heritage, Kamaka's journey is a testament to resilience, compassion, and the enduring power of Aloha.

Change is the only constant in life, and no one understands this better than Josh Feldman, President and CEO of Tori Richard. In this episode of Greater Good Radio, Josh shares his journey of transformation and growth within the company, emphasizing the importance of embracing change. From his family's immigrant roots to navigating the challenges of modern business, Josh offers valuable insights into leadership, innovation, and maintaining relevance in a dynamic industry. Tune in to learn how Josh's personal and professional experiences have shaped Tori Richard's success and discover lessons that can drive your own growth and adaptability.

Discover how Hawaiian values can shape global business in this insightful conversation with Peter Ho, CEO of Bank of Hawaii. Join us and delve into Peter's unique journey, from his childhood to leading one of Hawaii's most influential financial institutions. Peter shares personal stories, the importance of integrating cultural values into business practices, and his vision for the future of work in a rapidly evolving global landscape. Don't miss this engaging discussion on leadership, community, and innovation rooted in Hawaiian heritage.

Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Daynin Dashefsky, the first female owner of Kahala Jiu Jitsu in Honolulu, Hawaii. From her unique name story to her experiences in beauty pageants and as an entrepreneurial inventor, Daynin shares powerful life lessons learned through her diverse career and personal challenges. Discover how she transitioned from beauty queen to jiu jitsu master, and how martial arts helped her rebuild confidence after a difficult divorce. This episode is filled with motivation, resilience, and the warrior spirit. Don't miss out on this compelling story of a true beauty queen warrior.

Join us in this enlightening episode featuring Miki Tomita, founder and CEO of Education Incubator and leader of the Malama Pono Foundation. Discover how Miki’s background in biosystems engineering and deep connections to Hawaiian values fuel her commitment to educational innovation and community empowerment. Through stories of personal growth and community engagement, Miki shares how the principles of aloha guide her work, fostering environments where love, protection, and the wisdom of nature thrive. Dive into a conversation that explores the intersections of culture, education, and the potential within us all to lead with love and leave a lasting legacy.