3 Best Hawaii History Podcasts to Listen

1. Ka Leo o ka Uluau

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Join hosts Drew Kapp, Leilani DeMello, and guest storytellers for a huaka'i, or journey around the island of Hawai?i, starting in Hilo and moving to Puna, Ka??, Kona, Kohala and H?m?kua. Each episode will ho?okama??ina, or acquaint listeners with storied places, histories, people, traditions and lessons through stories told by community members with connections to the ??ina. Look for new episodes on the 1st and 15th of every month!**Follow along as you listen with interactive Story Maps on our website!** https://hilo.hawaii.edu/blog/kaleookauluau/MORE Producer/Network Ka Leo o ka Uluau
Estimated Monthly Listeners 1k-10k
Apple Rating 4.9/5Apple Reviews 48 Avg Length 54 min Format Long form Get Email Contact Get access to full database of 2.7M podcastsCreate podcast lists, export in spreadsheet or CSV file with email contacts and start your podcast outreach in minutes.Sign Up for Free with Email Continue with Google

2. Hui Mo'olelo

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Hui Moʻolelo: Intergenerational Talk-Story from the Heart of MauiHui Moʻolelo ('gathering of stories') preserves the living history and sense of place of distinct sites throughout Maui County. Through annual cohort trainings and authentic, intergenerational talk-story sessions, we gather narratives that define our community's identity.The collection serves as the creative catalyst for local public art installations, each rooted in the wisdom of Mary Kawena Pukui's 'Ōlelo No'eau: Hawaiian Proverbs and Poetical Sayings. A collaborative program of the County of Maui and Maui Public Art Corp..MORE Avg Length 39 min Format Medium form Get Email Contact

3. Hu'e Kaona: Chief of War Talk Story Sessions

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Hosted by Thomas Pa'a Sibbett — Executive Producer, Co-creator, and Head writer of Chief of War — these talk story sessions bring together community and the voices behind the show to explore the history, language, and cultural foundations grounding the Apple TV series in a Hawaiian worldview. Through mo'olelo, we breathe life into ea—past, present, and future—and honor the collective effort of those who came before, those creating now, and those yet to come.MORE Email ****@kanaeokana.net
Estimated Monthly Listeners 100-1k
Apple Rating 5/5 Avg Length 67 min Format Long form Get Email Contact