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Triple F Podcast

by Hawaii Family Forum

Faith & Family First is a lively, thought-provoking podcast where faith meets the issues shaping our families, communities, and the future of Hawai‘i. Hosted by Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro, each episode brings thoughtful conversation, respectful dialogue, and clear insight into today’s most important cultural and public policy topics—from religious freedom and parental rights to education, life, and the well-being of our communities. With a spirit of aloha and a commitment to truth, Faith & Family First equips listeners to stay informed, think deeply, and engage confidently in the conversations that matter most for our families and our islands.

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Episodes

  1. What Does Your Vote Change?

    Those charter questions deserve a closer look! This week, Eva and Marcus talk story about the proposed amendments for Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi County, and Maui County—from government accountability to emergency funding. We’re sharing questions to consider, what yes and no votes would mean, and where to…

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  2. Honolulu Charter Questions 11–20: Your Money, Your Government | Part 2

    More ballot questions. More decisions. Let’s work through them together! Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro continue their Elections in Hawaii series with a plain-language discussion of Honolulu Charter Questions 11–20. From environmental funding and historic preservation to digital privacy, boards…

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  3. Honolulu Charter Amendments Explained: Questions 1–10 | Election 2026

    What would Honolulu’s proposed charter amendments actually change—and what could they cost taxpayers? Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro kick off a four-part election series on Faith and Family First with a candid discussion of Honolulu charter amendment questions 1–10. They consider the proposals,...

  4. Beyond the Top of the Ballot: Voting with Confidence in Hawaiʻi

    You know your choice for governor—but what about OHA, City Council, and the amendment questions further down your ballot? This week on Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro explore why voters skip less familiar races and what can help them make informed choices. Drawing on a...

  5. The Hyde Amendment at 50: Protecting Life and Taxpayer Conscience

    Who pays for abortion—and why does it matter? Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro welcome Bradley Kehr, Government Affairs Director for Americans United for Life, for a conversation marking 50 years of the Hyde Amendment. From its bipartisan beginnings to today’s debates over taxpayer funding of...

  6. We the People Includes You: Faith, Freedom & the Constitution

    You can criticize the government, practice your faith, and speak up about the laws that affect your family. But how well do you understand the Constitution behind those freedoms? For Constitution Week, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro explore what the U.S. and Hawaii constitutions mean for everyday...

  7. When Every Vote Counts: Election Ties, Hawaiʻi’s Political Direction and the Meth Crisis

    What happens when an election ends in an exact tie? Eva and Marcus examine two remarkable Hawaiʻi primary races decided by the drawing of lots—including the legal challenge involving House District 43. They discuss voter confidence, ballot-count questions and whether lawmakers should consider a...

  8. Beyond the Primary: Preparing for Hawai‘i’s General Election

    What happens behind the scenes after the primary election ends? Eva Andrade welcomes veteran political observers Lani Ka‘aa and Marcus Oshiro for a candid conversation about the lessons candidates learned during the primary—and the work that begins as Hawai‘i moves toward the general election.…

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  9. Hawaiʻi at a Crossroads: Cultural Representation, Election Trust and Pulpit Speech

    What does respectful cultural representation look like—and who gets to decide? Eva and Marcus discuss the protest surrounding the Hale Koa Hotel’s lūʻau, exploring cultural authenticity, institutional responsibility and constructive engagement with Native Hawaiian organizations. They also examine...

  10. One Vote, Low Turnout & the Road to November: Hawai‘i’s 2026 Primary Recap

    What do Hawai‘i’s 2026 primary results reveal about the state of our electorate—and what lessons should candidates take into the general election? Lani Kaʻaa and Marcus Oshiro examine low voter turnout, political disengagement, incumbency, party advantages, and several remarkably close...

  11. Hawai‘i Election 2026: Political Scandals, Ballot Eligibility & Public Trust

    Hawai‘i’s primary election arrives amid major legal developments, ballot questions and growing concerns about public trust. In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro discuss the indictment of Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke and the trial scheduled for September 28,...

  12. Hawaiʻi Votes 2026: The Voter Guide, Key Deadlines and a Supreme Court Debate

    With primary ballots in voters’ hands, this episode breaks down the Hawaiʻi Family Forum 2026 nonpartisan voter guide, including areas of agreement and disagreement among candidates on parental rights, curriculum transparency, abortion funding, recreational marijuana, gambling, term limits and...

  13. Hawaii’s 2026 Primary: Key Deadlines, Voter Guide and Contested Races

    Hawaii’s 2026 primary election is approaching—and now is the time to prepare. Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro review the election timeline, from the arrival of mail ballots and the start of early in-person voting to registration deadlines and Election Day on August 8. They also explain common…

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  14. No Vote, No Grumble: Becoming an Informed Hawai‘i Voter

    Election season is underway, and Hawai‘i voters will soon be receiving their primary election ballots. But before marking a ballot, how can voters move beyond campaign signs, polished commercials, social media claims, and endorsements to determine what candidates truly believe—and what they are...

  15. Faith, Freedom & the Next Generation: America’s 250th, Religious Liberty, and Protecting Kids Online

    As America marks its 250th anniversary, what does it mean to preserve the freedoms we’ve inherited—and what responsibilities do we have to pass them on? In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro explore the enduring connection between…

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  16. The Pro-Life Doc Returns: What Every Voter Should Know About Life in the Womb (Part Two)

    Healing. Forgiveness. Hope. As we continue our special encore conversation with nationally known OB/GYN Dr. Bill Lile (“The Pro-Life Doc”), we move beyond the medical science of life in the womb and into an equally important conversation about healing, redemption, and the role of the Church. Many...

  17. The Pro-Life Doc Returns: What Every Voter Should Know About Life in the Womb (Part 1)

    As Hawaiʻi prepares for the 2026 election, we’re revisiting one of the most impactful conversations we’ve had on Faith and Family First. In Part 1 of this special encore presentation, Eva Andrade sits down with nationally known OB/GYN Dr. Bill Lile, “The Pro-Life Doc,” to explore what modern...

  18. Citizens United, Free Speech & Hawaii’s Act 11: What’s Really at Stake?Episode

    Citizens United. Super PACs. Act 11. The Yamada Case. These terms are frequently discussed in political circles, but what do they actually mean? In this episode of Faith and Family First, host Eva Andrade is joined by former State Representative Marcus Oshiro and retired attorney Jim Hochberg to...

  19. Beyond the Candidates: Understanding Hawaiʻi’s Constitutional Amendment Questions

    Buzzsprout Summary: In this episode of Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro welcome attorney Jim Hochberg for a practical conversation about the two constitutional amendment questions Hawaiʻi voters will see on the November ballot. While many voters focus on candidates,...

  20. After the Filing Deadline: How Christians Should Prepare for Hawai‘i’s Elections

    The candidate filing deadline has passed, and Hawai‘i voters now have a clearer picture of who will be on the ballot. In this episode of Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro discuss what happens next in the election season and why voters should begin preparing now. Eva and Marcus...

  21. The Road to Election 2026: Campaigns, Candidates, and What Voters Should Know

    As Hawaiʻi's 2026 election season begins to take shape, Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro continue their conversation on what voters need to know before heading to the polls. The discussion begins with the June 6 candidate filing deadline and a look at several key races…

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  22. Inside Hawai‘i Elections: Pulling Papers, Party Labels & Faithful Civic Engagement

    In this episode of Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro continue their conversation on Hawai‘i’s election season by walking listeners through what it really means when someone “pulls papers” to run for office. Marcus explains the difference between issued and filed nomination...

  23. A Calling, 15 Signatures & a Paycheck: Inside Hawai‘i’s Election Process

    As Hawai‘i shifts from legislative session into election season, Eva Andrade and former House Majority Leader Marcus Oshiro discuss what it really takes to run for office in Hawai‘i — and why ordinary citizens should seriously consider stepping forward to serve their communities. In this episode…

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  24. Governor Vetoes, Emergency Powers & Election Changes: What Happens After Sine Die?

    In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former House Majority Leader Marcus Oshiro break down what happens after the Hawaiʻi Legislature adjourns sine die on May 8 and why all eyes now turn to Governor Green’s desk. Marcus explains the governor’s veto powers, important...

  25. End of Session in Hawaiʻi: What’s on the Governor’s Desk—and What Happens Next?

    As Hawaiʻi’s legislative session comes to a close, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro break down what’s really happening at the Capitol—and what it means for you. From major bills now sitting on the Governor’s desk to concerns about healthcare access laws and the expansion of the state’s shield law,...

  26. Faith in the Public Square: Honoring Francis Oda, Brother Dutton & the Final Weeks at the Capitol

    Aloha and welcome back to Faith and Family First with Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro. In this episode, Eva and Marcus begin by honoring the life and legacy of Francis Oda, the visionary founder of Hawaiʻi Family Forum, and reflect on his lasting impact on people of faith in Hawaiʻi’s public…

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  27. Misinformation, Major Bills, and What Happens Next at the Hawaii State Capitol

    In this episode of Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro break down a critical week at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol as the legislative session enters its final stretch. They unpack widespread misinformation surrounding SB2151, an emergency management bill many misunderstood, and...

  28. Two Major Bills Advance, IRS Guidance Update, and a Key Court Ruling—What It Means for Hawaiʻi

    In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro break down major developments at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol as two high-impact bills move forward toward final votes. They take a closer look at HB 1961, a measure raising serious concerns about free...

  29. Faith, Freedom & the Final Push: Holy Week Reflections and High-Stakes Decisions at the Capitol

    In this special Holy Week episode of Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro reflect on the meaning of Easter and the hope found in the resurrection of Jesus Christ—while also diving into a critical moment at the Hawaiʻi State Legislature. From the passage of key resolutions to the...

  30. Hawaiʻi Legislature Update: Tax “Relief” Debate, Key Resolutions & What Comes Next

    In this week’s episode of Faith and Family First, Eva Andrade and Marcus Oshiro unpack major developments at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol and what they mean for local families. They begin with a heartfelt reflection on the recent storms impacting Oʻahu’s North Shore, highlighting how faith…

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  31. From 17 Bills to 4: What’s Still Alive at the Hawaii State Capitol (And Why It Matters)

    In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro break down a pivotal moment in Hawaiʻi’s legislative session as dozens of tracked bills narrow down to just a handful of key measures. They walk through major developments on bills related to...

  32. Legislative Update: Key Bills Advance—and Why Reading the Bill Matters

    In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro break down the latest developments from the Hawaiʻi State Capitol as several major bills advance through third reading and move to the opposite chamber. They discuss the controversial SHIELD law...

  33. Good News at the Hawaii State Capitol: Major Bills Fall as Session Hits Deadline

    In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro break down a pivotal week at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol as a major legislative deadline dramatically reshapes the landscape. Several controversial bills on gambling, marijuana legalization, and other...

  34. From Prayer to Pot to Prediction Markets: What’s Really Happening at the Hawaii State Capitol

    The Hawaiʻi Legislature is approaching its first major crossover deadline — and the stakes could not be higher. In this episode of Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former Representative Marcus Oshiro break down the major bills moving right now at the State Capitol, including: The expansion…

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  35. Inside the Capitol: Dead Bills, Dangerous Bills, and What’s Coming Next

    In this week’s legislative update, Eva Andrade and former Representative Marcus Oshiro take you inside a pivotal moment at the Hawai‘i State Capitol as major deadlines reshape the future of key bills. They break down what “second reading” really means and why this phase is one of the most…

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  36. Inside the Capitol: Gambling, Gender Bills, and the Fight for Hawaiʻi’s Future

    This week on Faith & Family First, Eva Andrade and former House Majority Leader Marcus Oshiro take you inside the Hawaiʻi State Capitol for a fast-moving legislative update you won’t hear anywhere else. From expanding gender-related healthcare protections and free speech concerns outside medical...

  37. Inside the Capitol: Faith, Family, and the Future of Hawaiʻi

    In this episode of Faith and Family First, host Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro break down what’s happening at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol — and why people of faith must stay engaged. From abortion-related legislation and IVF insurance mandates to marijuana policy…

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  38. Fast and Furious to the End

    The legislative session has gaveled in, and we expect a couple thousand more bills to be introduced - not including what's still alive from last year. What is the legislature going to do? Marcus and Eva dive into the details, and share more about what sort of shenanigans we might see before they...

  39. The Gavel Slams Down

    The Hawaii legislative session is underway in Honolulu, and legislators are expected to tackle some very difficult issues this year. Marcus and Eva go in depth to talk about the session, the bills, and the expectations for this year's session. PLUS, how to build solid relationships with your...

  40. Attacking the Youth in 2026?

    Hawaii's legislative session starts next week, and there are a number of proposals pending that could cause damage to our families - and especially our keiki. Eva is joined by legislative guru and former State Rep. Marcus Oshiro to discuss the upcoming session and walk through the good, bad, and...

  41. Family is the Foundation

    Statistics may not be the most thrilling thing to consider, but Barna Research Group is unlocking some key insights into family dynamics that will certainly shape how our state and nation look at policy decisions. Eva and Marcus dive in on this week's episode of the FFF Show. Don't forget to...

  42. New Year, New Predictions

    2025 is gone. 2026 is here. Marcus and Eva recap the year and go on the record with their predictions, hopes, and dreams for Hawaii in 2026. How will families fare in the New Year? Don't miss this week's episode of the FFF Show! Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF podcast for more in-depth...

  43. Lessons Learned

    2025 is drawing to a close. How did faith, family, and freedom fare in our state? What can we look forward to in 2026? Marcus and Eva run down the list of notable changes from the year and preview that's to come in the Aloha State. Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF podcast for more in-depth...

  44. Mele Kalikimaka and the Meaning of Christmas

    Mele Kalikimaka isn't a saying without meaning in Hawaii. The real reason and purpose of Christmas is bigger than politics, and bigger than our celebrations. The birth of Jesus Christ is the reason for the season, and today, Eva and Marcus go in-depth to talk about that reason. Don't forget to...

  45. Some Are Serious, Some Are Not

    Eva and Marcus go in-depth on two court cases -- one of which will impact crisis pregnancy centers in our state, and the other will impact free speech. Is Hawai'i prepared to start censoring SATIRE? Don't miss this week's episode of the FFF Show. Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF podcast for...

  46. Constitutional Rights for ALL??

    Should constitutional rights be applied to all people, regardless of citizenship status? Does this set a good or bad precedent? Local governments in Hawaii are starting to address the question, and other levels may follow. Eva and Marcus discuss on this week's episode of the FFF Show. Don't…

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  47. Missing $35,000 and Election Integrity

    Marcus and Eva get together to talk about ballot issues, the current state of election integrity in Hawaii, the Supreme Court, and... where did the $35,000 go? Marcus gives us some answers on this week's episode of the FFF Show. Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF podcast for more in-depth...

  48. 44 Days and the Supreme Court

    After 44 days, the federal government finally reopened in Washington. Who were the winners and the losers? Plus, an update on the cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. You don't want to miss Marcus and Eva's discussion on this week's episode of the FFF Show! Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF...

  49. The Real Casualties of the Government Shutdown

    The government shutdown finally ended, but who were the real victims? How long will it take to economically recover in Hawaii? Eva and Marcus get into the details on the recent government shutdown on this week's episode of the FFF Show. Don't forget to subscribe to the FFF podcast for more…

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  50. Therapy Bans, the IRS, Marijuana, Gambling and More

    Eva and Marcus are back from a two-week hiatus to talk about all the most pressing issues the people of Hawai'i are asking about. How much more money will we have to pay in tax? Will churches be forced into silence? Don't miss this week's return to the FFF Show. Don't forget to subscribe to the…

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Faith & Family First is a lively, thought-provoking podcast where faith meets the issues shaping our families, communities, and the future of Hawai‘i. Hosted by Eva Andrade and former State Representative Marcus Oshiro, each episode brings thoughtful conversation, respectful dialogue, and clear insight into today’s most important cultural and public policy topics—from religious freedom and parental rights to education, life, and the well-being of our communities. With a spirit of aloha and a commitment to truth, Faith & Family First equips listeners to stay informed, think deeply, and engage confidently in the conversations that matter most for our families and our islands.

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