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* Bill Bigelow has spent many years promoting Hawaiian music, including duties as general manager of Honolulu’s only Hawaiian radio station, and three years as the writer-producer and host of the international Hawaiian music radio program “SOUNDS OF ALOHA.” Take a historical look and actual sound-track journey through the evolution of music of the South Pacific from “HAWAI`I CALLS” to the sounds of Paradise, 21st Century style. |
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* Keali`i Reichel perpetuates the culture and language of Hawai'i with his music and hula. He was one of the founding directors for Punana Leo O Maui (a Hawaiian Language immersion school) and has taught Hawaiian culture and language and Maui Community College. Keali'i was also the Cultural Resource Specialist and Curator at the Bailey House Museum in Wailuku. |
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* Palani Vaughan shares his knowledge of Hawaiian History and the Hawaiian Monarchy through song and dance with 1995 Miss Aloha Hula and daughter, Allison-Ka'ilihiwa. Palani is able to tie together the days of old and modern Hawai'i with his presentations on Hawai'i's Cosmopolitan Society and the Seeds of Internationalism in Hawai'i. |
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* Eddie Sherman worked in the Pearl Harbor Navy Shipyard during the 40s after having moved to Hawaii from Boston. He later became a popular 3-Dot columnist on Honolulu's morning newspaper, The ADVERTISER, and later on MIDWEEK Magazine. For over 40 years he covered the rich and famous, and the celebrities who visited Waikiki, and now talks about them and his new best-seller: Frank, Sammy, Marlon and Me. He'd be a great light-hearted addition to your Hawaii meeting. |
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