This video is set to a song, Na ‘Ono o ka ‘Aina (“The Delectable Taros of the Land”), inspired by renowned Hawaiian cultural educator Edith Kanaka’ole. Written by Kalani Meinecke and George Kahumoku, Jr. and performed by Kekuhi Kanahele and friends, the song praises several kalo varieties for their beauty, taste, fragrance and spiritual significance.
The Historic Role of Kanaloa Kahoʻolawe
A place of refuge, a training ground for open ocean navigation, a royal refuge, a forest, a penal colony, a cattle ranch and live fire weapons training arena. Hear the many roles of the island Kanaloa Kahoʻolawe has played throughout Hawaiʻi 's history. Panelists:...
