Beat has nothing to do with the show but shoutout to the Joestars and RIP Caesar. 

First beat in a while, hope you dig it.

Videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z4OnOcx9ew
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1rshOvmPI4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu5n2Fl1e1Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oABKcmF4BX8

Dio's Loop (Available on Spotify)

No Love Freestyle Calmoddity

J.A.H

Lucky number 7! Josh and Ryan talk about vaccines and recap the week in news, including the West Virginia teachers' strike, Xi and Putin making bad man moves, and a shocking report that some African-Americans were still living in slavery as late as the 1970s. We also talk about Clayton Hee shaking up the Hawaii governor's race, take a mailbag question about the opioid crisis in Hawaii, and debut our newest feature: BIKILEAKS!

Then, at 27:33, we talk to Rufino Magliba, former Congressional aide extraordinaire, about his journey from Waimanalo to Washington, what life is like as a member of the Hawaii Delegation, and his current work bringing new education technology to Hawaii's schools.

We end with some shoutouts to diaper politics, Rick Ross, and our restaurant picks of the week (with a special tribute to the late great Colin Nishida, owner of Side Street Inn).  Check it out!

Episode 7 - Waimanalo To Washington

#8! Josh and Ryan discuss the week that was, including the spectacle of AIPAC and the Army's accidental mailift to Waimanalo Elementary. Then, in News in 9, we discuss the State's planned sweep of the camp at Pu'uhonua o Waianae, Rep. Kaniela' Ing's stand over #MeToo and the Daniel K. Inouye international airport, Trump's potential trip to Pyongyang, and the rise of Roy Moore 2.0 (a.k.a. Chris McDaniel) in the Mississippi Senate race. We also share a brand new super secret BIKILEAK!

Then, at 26:00, we're joined by Nadine Wolff, who tells us about growing up in East Berlin during the Cold War, the good and bad sides of communism, and what lessons Germany can teach us about dealing with your country's painful past.

We finish with memorials to surfer George Downing and Fiorentina captain Davide Astori, shoutouts to the Merrie Monarch festival, DeMar DeRozan and Kevin Love, Los Angeles Football Club, Civil Beat's Nick Grube, and Max Holloway v. Connor McGregor on the field at Waianae High School -- and our restaurant recs of the week. Check it out!

Unknown Album (3/13/2018 3:33:26 PM)

Episode 8 - Goodbye Lenin, Aloha Nadine!

We've got a supersized 3-part episode for you!  Starting at 3:07, we hit the Local 5 picket line in Waikiki to talk to friend of the show Paola Rodelas and two striking hotel workers about their dispute with Kyo-Ya, what the #OneJobShouldBeEnough campaign means to them, and the better deal they're fighting for.  Then, at 18:30, Josh and Ryan combine their strong male energy to discuss an unexpected turn in Melania's "#BeBest" campaign, America's relationship with Saudi Arabia, and the cataclysmic death of our planet.  Last but not least, at 34:30, we sit down with our new friend Sha Ongelungel, a Palauan digital activist and host of the Sha Nanigans podcast.  She tells us about working in Micronesian politics and growing up in an activist family (actual quote: "I knew the word 'decolonize' before I quite knew how to read"), and we discuss her #BeingMicronesian twitter thread that was picked up by Civil Beat and is making headlines around the world.  Our restaurant recs are Umeke Market, Jun Bo Chinese Restaurants, Coquito's Latin Cuisine Restaurant, Bravo/Anna Miller's, and Papa's Cafe.

And because we could all use some more good news, we've got an announcement: our first-ever live show will take place at Mark's Garage on Thursday, November 8!!!! Stay tuned for more details and please keep listening, rating, and sharing!

Episode 38 - #OneJobShouldBeEnough / #BeingMicronesian

Rants and raves about politics, culture, and sports from Hawaii and around the world. Hosted by Josh Michaels and Ryan Little. We'll fix it in post.

Episode 38 - #OneJobShouldBeEnough / #BeingMicronesian

The Blue Hawaii Podcast

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