Maddie Bender

Today on the Conversation, we're re-airing a selection of interviews that focus on World War II.

Hawaiʻi Dems are canvassing in swing states; An attorney breaks down what this election means for immigration policy; Local hair care professionals look to capitalize on global growth of the salon industry

What makes Indigenous innovation unique? How can traditional Hawaiian practices help us fix our world today?

When Gov. Josh Green announced a $4.037 billion settlement in August for the victims of the Maui wildfires, he hailed it as an unambiguous win. “Settling

The head of the University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center talks about how his own battles with cancer have shaped how he views health care; New research offers important clues into the genetics of giant clams

Many say the pearl of the Waikīkī Aquarium's collection isn't an oyster, but rather its giant clams that can grow to be hundreds of pounds.

One hundred years ago, a massive yacht named Kaimiloa set off on a historic voyage from San Francisco to Tahiti. The voyage had lasting impacts on science and technology. The Conversation talked to South Florida historian Cesar Becerra about the book he published titled "The Kaimiloa Project."

The state veterinarian shares the latest on Hawaiʻi's first outbreak of avian flu; The Honolulu Zoo is now home to Hawaiʻi's smallest native honeycreeper

A tiny Hawaiian honeycreeper, the ‘anianiau, found only on Kaua'i, is now in residence at the Honolulu Zoo.

Today on the Conversation, we're re-airing interviews with Hawaiʻi teachers that have a had a big impact on their students — including some of the folks who work at HPR.