Catherine Cruz is the host of The Conversation at Hawaiʻi Public Radio. With a rich background as a television reporter in Hawaiʻi since 1983, she covers a range of topics including health, culture, and regional interests, while also addressing pressing global issues like climate change and social matters. Catherine has been featured in Environmental Health News, Hawaiʻi Public Radio, and NewsBreak.
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By: Russell Subiono, Maddie Bender, Catherine Cruz
National Wildlife Disease Program coordinator for the U.S. Department of Agriculture on recent avian flu surveillance; Report about Filipino community members following the Maui wildfire; Students and a teacher from Ka’ū High School about their trip to New York City; and a slack key master shares his new Christmas album.
By: Catherine Cruz
In between touring the world this year, musician Jeff Peterson released a new album that includes a collection of instrumental Christmas music.
By: Catherine Cruz
The National Wildlife Disease Program within the U.S. Department of Agriculture works to monitor diseases avian flu. The Conversation talked to Julianna Lenoch, the program coordinator, about the latest outbreak.
By: Russell Subiono, Catherine Cruz
Avalon Group President and CEO Christine Camp discusses plans for the revitalization of downtown Honolulu; A new project encourages students to solve each other's problems using AI
By: Catherine Cruz
Live in Hawaiʻi long enough and chances are you will pick up on the cultural nuances of our community. There are phrases you may hear that may resonate with you.
By: Catherine Cruz
Could downtown Honolulu become the next Soho? Soho was a posh neighborhood in London and in New York, SoHo, short for South of Houston Street, became a magnet for trendy shops and art galleries.
By: Catherine Cruz
Today on The Conversation, we're sharing interviews with talented creatives in Hawai’i who have picked up some big awards in recognition of the work they do.
By: Catherine Cruz
Kumu hula Victoria "Vicky" Holt Takamine was presented with the prestigious Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize at Washington Place earlier this month.
By: Russell Subiono, Catherine Cruz
Maui County has released a long-term recovery plan; Native Hawaiian filmmaker Bryson Chun talks about his experience working on "Moana 2"
By: Catherine Cruz
If the name “Goodsill” sounds familiar, that's because it's linked to one of Hawaiʻi's oldest law firms — Goodsill, Anderson, Quinn, and Stifel.
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