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Hawaiian blogs are only a click away
These are the blogs I read to stay informed about what happens in Hawaii (listed in alphabetical order). Some of those people Manuela and I met IRL (In Real Life). I took some excerpts of the websites (usually of the page “About” and quoted them here. At some day I will introduce some of those blogs and bloggers more in detail.
808Talk is NOW more than just a podcast, it’s a complete insiders guide to Hawaii. We feature and discuss events, culture, travel destinations, reviews, local news and serve up pretty much anything and everything that goes on in Hawaii or as we like to call it, “The 808 State.” We also introduce and feature music from independent artist from all genre’s in Hawaii or with ties to Hawaii to help perpetuate the growing talent throughout the islands.
A Maui Blog (AMB) is a web log created to promote Maui’s beautiful island, unique culture and aloha spirit. Liza, the blogger behind A Maui Blog fulfills this mission by “talking story online”. She is inviting everyone to join her in her passion to promote Maui by leaving comments on the blog and by e-mailing her your stories about Maui.
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Liza (that’s me) is the blogger behind A Maui Blog I am what they call a “Kama’aina”. I have been living on Maui since 1994 and consider Maui as my “home”. I am a 40 something mom who likes exploring Maui with my kids. I am married to a wonderful man we will call Haole Hubby. We have two tweens who we will call Hapa Boy (11 yr old) and Hapa Girl (10 yr old).
try my best to live sustainably and help others to do the same. I believe we can all do more to reduce our footprints on the Earth and leave it in better condition for our descendants. A native of Arkansas who transplanted to the Midwest, I now live in Hawaii with my wife and baby boy. My lifelong goal is to live and work in space as an astronaut. I was an applicant for NASA’s 2009 astronaut class and made it to the “Highly Qualified” stage (top 3-13%) before being cut during the selection process. I will try again when the opportunity arises again in a few years.
Beach Walks with Rox - A little Aloha every Day
Join Roxanne in Hawaii and her dog, Lexi, for their daily video Beach Walk, sometimes serious, sometimes frivolous, always aloha!
Bred, born, and raised in Hawaii L.P. “Neenz” Faleafine is the Chief Evangelist for leading news aggregation site, Alltop and the Founder of Hawaii based media marketing company, Pono Media. Often called an Ambassador of Aloha, Neenz is the Executive Editor of online magazine, Hawaii Traditions, a contributing blogger for the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau’s official blog, So Much More Hawaii, and the Honolulu Advertiser’s Metromix blog, Fresh from the grill.
Aloha and welcome to award winning Go Visit Hawaii, your unbiased source for staying up to date on all Hawaii has to offer. We bring you the news and reviews on Hawaii’s deals, hotels, restaurants, sight-seeing, and entertainment. This site helps you wade through the masses of Hawaii travel information to help you find all the best things to see, do and experience when you vacation in Hawaii. Whether you are planning a Hawaii vacation or just dreaming of one, you’ll get a fresh taste of Hawaii every day at Go Visit Hawaii.
Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor
One of the principal Pearl Harbor Historic Sites, our unique interactive museum is located near the Battleship Missouri in the battlefield hangers of historic Ford Island which were attacked by the Imperial Japanese Navy on December 7, 1941, the beginning of WWII.Hawaii Blog - Blogging the Aloha State and Beyond
A father, husband, and web geek in paradise tackles tech, the social web, new media, and more.
Bruce, Cindy and Jake.
Ever wonder what a certain Twitter user looks like IRL? What kind of food they have where? Where are the places that everyone sees or almost no one sees?
We are collecting, capturing and cataloging all kinds of Hawaii people, places, and things. Our challenge is to bring more reality to the virtual Hawaii.The mission of the Worldwide Voyage is to navigate toward a healthy and sustainable future for ourselves, our home – the Hawaiian Islands – and our Island Earth through voyaging and new ways of learning.
Our core message is to mālama (care for) Island Earth – our natural environment, children and all humankind.There is more information about the Hokulea on Wikipedia.
A few years ago, after someone accused me of “psycho-analyzing everything,” I suddenly realized that I have acquired a tendency to look for the reasons people say what they say, and the reasons that they do what they do.
I’m Peter Liu and I am a technologist, social media consultant, photographer, green living and sustainability advocate, science nerd, foodie, divemaster and former Silicon Valley techie, currently living in Maui, Hawai’i.
This blog is a collection of musings on technology, photography, life in general and everything else that seems important and relevant at any given time.Another blog from Liza, the blogger behind A Maui Blog.
Maui Restaurants Blog took years to put together. Our goal is to provide one place where Maui foodies – from anywhere – can share their experiences and talk story about restaurants and eating on Maui.
Pacific Island National Parks Blog
Olelo Ola- Living Words- Experience the unique National Parks of the Pacific Islands! Podcasts, articles, social networks, photos, videos…they are all Olelo Ola-Living Words! Come back anytime…better yet subscribe to this blog! Aloha, Talofa, Hafa Adai!
In March 2010, the Maui Visitors Bureau made a bold decision to invite a new media team (aka bloggers and podcasters; meet them here) to join their traditional spring press trip. This blog is the starting point for those activities and is Maui nui’s way of engaging in a more casual and personal conversation about what it is like to visit Maui. Whether you are a kamaʻāina (resident) or a malihini (visitor), we welcome you to add your comments and connect with us across the web.
The new media team will be posting articles, audio and video episodes, photos, Facebook updates, Twitter messages, and live streaming throughout the week – all of which will live on after the trip has ended. So if you miss us in real time, no problem!Hi, my name is Brandon. I live in Hawaii. I was born and raised here…graduated from Kalani High School in 1995 before making my way on a West Coast Journey. […]
In 2001 I completed my west coast tour by finally moving home to Hawaii. I now continue my marketing career at a local advertising agency as a senior account executive and social media manager.BTW another way to stay informed is Twitter…
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