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Videos of the Culture of Hawaii

Videos of the Culture of Hawaii

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Welcome to the Big Picture: Hawaiian Culture, our collection of videos of the wellsprings of Hawaiian culture. These give you the back story of a culture unlike anything, anywhere. Ours is the product of many countries not just around the Pacific, but as far afield as Portugal and Puerto Rico (and now, nearly everywhere else). Beneath the veneer of urban American civilization lies a local dimension, first populated by immigrants from East Asia who came to work on the sugar plantations. This layer in turn rests upon the bedrock of the ancient Hawaiians, whom some say have been here for 800 years, probably longer, and perhaps forever. At the time of contact with the West in 1778, their numbers were somewhere between 800,000 and 1.2 million. By the time of the first census in 1850, their numbers had declined, through disease and despair, to just 45,000. Today, there are only about 7,000 pure-blooded Hawaiians, and sadly, it seems the race will soon disappear. But its traditions are perpetuated by the quarter-million part-Hawaiians here (and the half-million or so on the mainland) who push forward with the Hawaiian Renaissance.

E Hoomau Maua Kealoha – May our love last forever.

The Big picture

A man with a shaved head, goatee, and sunglasses resting on his head sits outdoors near trees, wearing a dark T-shirt and looking down with a neutral expression, giving off a quiet moment reflecting on the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“A Hawaiian Philosopher: A Visit With Kaleikoa Kaeo” (29:03)

A person with long dark hair wearing a brown shirt sits outdoors in front of green trees, looking slightly downward with a neutral expression, evoking the calm seen in videos of the culture of Hawaii.

“Aloha ‘Aina: Part 5” (7:06)

“Aloha Authentic: Ancient Hawaiian Land District System” (2:11)

A woman gestures toward a man standing near a large rock formation, while a cameraman films them outdoors on a dry, grassy landscape for videos of Hawaiian history.

“Ancient Stones of Kai’aka: A Visit With Malia Evans” (27:58)

Split-screen image showing a close-up of a woman in glasses and a red head wrap on the left, and an older man in a hat on the right. Text at the top reads, In Ifa we call it Ori your first Orisa, offering the big picture: Hawaiian culture parallels of spirit.

“Ancient Hawaiian Ancestral Knowledge” (1:01)

A group of women in matching red dresses and yellow leis perform a traditional dance outdoors, holding red feathered gourd rattles—capturing the spirit seen in videos of the culture of Hawaii, with trees and blue sky in the background.

“Culture of Hawaii”

Three men stand outdoors near tropical plants; filming a segment on the big picture: Hawaiian culture, one operates a camera, another in a blue shirt is interviewed, and a third in red holds a microphone.

“Don’t Ignore Our Culture | A Visit with Kaniakea Wilson” (27:39)

A shirtless man with short, gray hair sits outdoors on grass, speaking about the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Trees and a white car are visible in the background.

“Grassroots Kauai: Manufacturing a Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe” (8:59)

A smiling woman wears a traditional Hawaiian lei and flower crown, embodying the big picture: Hawaiian culture, against a soft, sepia-toned background.

“Hawaiiana | PBS Presents” (56:47)

A group of people gathers outdoors on a dirt field surrounded by hills. In the foreground, a person in a pink shirt and hat watches as two people perform or dance, celebrating the big picture: Hawaiian culture, while others stand in a circle.

“Hawaiian Culture and Language Lives” (5:41)

A man in a patterned orange shirt stands before red curtains, gesturing with his right hand while speaking—possibly addressing the big picture: Hawaiian culture. A microphone and electronic devices are visible nearby.

“Hawaiian Culture and Learning from the Ocean” (39:55)

Three people in traditional Polynesian attire stand barefoot on a wooden floor, holding wooden implements, with striped wooden panels behind them—offering a glimpse into the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Hawaiian Cultural Festival 2015: Hawaiian Storytelling” (47:25)

A woman with long brown hair, wearing a teal cardigan and black top, sits on a green armchair indoors, looking toward the camera with a neutral expression as videos of the culture of Hawaii play in the background.

“Hawaiian Culture Tips: What Native Hawaiians Are Like, Etc.” (7:08)

Event flyer for Her Many Voices Foundation featuring speakers Anne Marie Gough and Tommy Kahulu. Highlighting “the big picture: Hawaiian culture” and sustainability, it displays speaker photos and bios against a vibrant coastal background.

“Hawaiian Culture: Sustainability Then and Now” (59:04)

A smiling woman and man wearing traditional Hawaiian attire and leis stand outdoors with trees in the background, embodying the spirit often seen in videos of the culture of Hawaii. Both are adorned with vibrant flower garlands and necklaces.

“Hawaiian Heritage” (17:45)

An older woman and a man sit on the floor, weaving or preparing large green leaves—a glimpse into the big picture: Hawaiian culture. The woman wears a blue dress; the man, a leaf headband and red shorts. A floral blanket lies in the background.

“Hawaiian Cultural Traditions (1997) | PBS Hawai’i Classics” (26:47)

A woman wearing a floral dress, yellow lei, and orange flower in her hair stands outdoors among tropical plants, capturing the spirit of the big picture: Hawaiian culture. ABC News and Savusavu at Heart logos appear on the image.

“Hawaiian Cultural Traditions Are Under Threat – An Extended Interview With Hinaleimonana Wong-Kalu”

A man with gray hair and a mustache, wearing a patterned shirt and shell necklace, gestures expressively while speaking about the big picture: Hawaiian culture against an orange-red gradient background.

“Hawaiian Culture: Kukui Nut and God” (0:36)

An elderly man in a floral shirt and bucket hat gestures with his hands while seated outdoors among lush green plants, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture. A chart with text and symbols is partially visible beside him.

“Hawaiian Culture: Kukui Nut Candles – Ahi Larson, Waimea Valley” (1:15)

Ancient rock carvings and petroglyphs on a stone surface highlight human, animal, and geometric shapes, offering the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Where appears in white text in the bottom left corner.

“Hawaiian Culture Video: The Petroglyphs of Hawaii”(1:48)

A person in a pink shirt uses their hands to prepare food in a wooden bowl on a patterned surface, surrounded by leaves and traditional items, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture. The word where appears in white text on the image.

“Hawaiian Culture Video: The Tradition of Poi-Making” (1:53)

A man wearing a patterned shirt stands indoors, holding a staff decorated with white feathers—a nod to Hawaiian culture. He appears to be in an office or classroom, embodying the big picture of tradition in modern spaces.

“Hawaiian Kahili” (0:57)

A Hawaiian petroglyph carved into a rock surface, with the words HAWAIIAN PETROGLYPHS in bold yellow and white text overlaid at the bottom—perfect for those who appreciate videos of Hawaiian craftsmanship.

“Hawaiian Petroglyphs in Hawaii” (1:24)

A person wearing a traditional beaded headdress with a feather looks into the distance under bright sunlight, evoking the big picture of Hawaiian culture, with a neutral expression and a pale sky in the background.

“Hawaii Film Festival 2011: Ancient Hawaiian Battle” (4:53)

A group of smiling people stand on a rocky path beside a body of water, passing rocks to each other under a partly cloudy sky with mountains in the background, embodying the big picture: Hawaiian culture and community spirit.

“Hawai’i Preservation in Practice Webinar: Traditional Knowledge in Stewardship and Preservation” (1:59:29)

A person stands on a riverbank holding a fishing net, looking out over the water at dusk—tree branches frame the scene, inviting reflection on the big picture: Hawaiian culture and its deep connection to nature.

“Hawai’i Rooted: Living a Cultural Legacy” (2:43)

An elderly woman and a man sit on the floor indoors, surrounded by large green leaves. Engaged in weaving, they embody the big picture: Hawaiian culture. The woman wears a blue dress; the shirtless man sports a green headband.

“Hawai’i’s Cultural Traditions (1997) | PBS Hawai’i Classics” (26:49)

A map of the Hawaiian Islands with the text This isnt (all of) Hawaii written across it in large orange letters, hinting at the big picture: Hawaiian culture goes far beyond whats shown here.

“Hawaii’s Forgotten Islands” (8:59)

Two people work together outdoors, measuring and drawing on a large sheet of paper set on a board; one is shirtless, and they are surrounded by rocks and palm trees under a partly cloudy sky, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Heiau Restoration: Huaka’i ‘Aina Ho’oilina 6/10)” (5:09)

A person wearing an orange patterned shirt and a headset microphone speaks on stage, sharing the big picture: Hawaiian culture, in front of a blurred background with green and red colors.

“He Lani Ko Luna – The Sky Above – Kalepa Baybayan at TedX Maui” (26:09)

A Hawaiian flag waves on a flagpole against a blue sky. White text over the image reads, The History of Hae Hawaii with Laiana Kanoa-Wong—exploring the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“History of Hae Hawai’i With Laina Kainoa-Wong” (15:17)

Two women sit at a table, one holding a microphone. Overlaid text reads: Ho‘ōla ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i - Culture Keepers. The setting appears to be an indoor discussion focusing on the big picture: Hawaiian culture and language.

“Ho’ola Olelo Hawai’i | Culture Keepers” (3:50)

A digital checkers board with alternating dark and light squares, featuring two sets of round pieces in light gray and dark gray, arranged in an ongoing game. One piece near the center is highlighted, offering the big picture: Hawaiian culture-inspired strategy.

“How to Play Konane (Hawaiian Checkers)” (4:05)

“How We Ruined Hawaiian Culture” (9:41)

A sign reads: “CONNECTING TO THE HAWAIIAN CULTURE. Kainoa Daines, Director of Culture & Product Development, Hawai‘i Visitors & Convention Bureau.” Below the text are lush green ferns, a woven basket, and videos of the culture of Hawaii.

“HVCB Cultural Training – Hawaiian Culture 101”

An older man with gray hair and a beard sits indoors on a chair, wearing a floral shirt, sunglasses, and a flower lei. He holds a wooden staff, embracing the big picture of Hawaiian culture amid traditional items behind him.

“Indigenous Mind: Remembering Who We Are” (28:12)

An older man wearing glasses and a green patterned shirt smiles while seated indoors, with pillows and a decorative conch shell in the background—reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Kekuni Blaisdell Explains the Hawaiian Concept of Piko” (3:38)

Ocean waves crash against a rocky shore under a cloudy sky, evoking the big picture: Hawaiian culture. The word KIPUKA is written in bold white letters across the center of the image.

“Kipuka: The Story of the Legendary Hawaiian Paradise” (2:46)

Two people work at a table in a greenhouse, sorting and planting seedlings. Inspired by the big picture: Hawaiian culture, seed packets and green leaves are spread out on trays before them under a partly cloudy sky.

“Kua O Ka La – Huaka’i ‘Aina Ho’oilina (7/10)” (6:32)

A man wearing a yellow headband, leafy green leis, and traditional attire stands with his arms outstretched against a black background, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Lessons from a Thousand Years of Island Sustainability | Sam Ohu Gon III, PhD | TedX Maui” (13:50)

Two women in long dresses stand outside a rustic wooden house surrounded by flowers and greenery, evoking the big picture: Hawaiian culture, with vibrant attire reflecting tradition and a deep connection to nature.

“Mary Kawena Pukui (1984) | PBS Hawai’i Presents: Classics 202” (57:46)

Two dancers in traditional attire stand back to back with arms extended, silhouetted against a vivid orange-red sunset sky, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture and its expressive spirit.

“Na Aumakua” (7:10)

Five people dressed in traditional attire work together in a lush green garden, tending to plants. The big picture: Hawaiian culture shines through, with a thatched-roof hut and natural greenery surrounding them.

“Na Waiwai – Hawaiian Values”

A rustic cabin sits on a hillside overlooking a lush valley and distant mountains under a cloudy sky, evoking the timeless charm seen in videos of Hawaiian society. Text reads Ossipoffs Cabin at the top and Home is Here at the bottom.

“Ossipoff’s Cabin | PBS Hawai’i” (4:45)

A person with short dark hair, wearing a leafy green garland and a patterned shirt inspired by Hawaiian culture, looks slightly concerned while gazing ahead. The background is blurry and indistinct, hinting at the big picture beyond the frame.

“PBS Hawai’i Classics: Perpetuating Hawaiian Culture (1998)” (1:27)

A woman with long dark hair wearing a sleeveless white top stands in front of lush green tropical plants, evoking the big picture: Hawaiian culture, as she gazes thoughtfully to the side.

“PBS Hawai’i | Hiki No Episode 424 – Focus on Hawaiian Culture” (24:49)

A woman in a gray dress sits on black volcanic rocks at the edge of the water, her feet immersed. Behind her, a sandy beach lined with tall palm trees and dense greenery captures the big picture: Hawaiian culture and natural beauty intertwined.

“Pre-Summit Resources – Hi’uwai: A Hawaiian Cultural Practice as Shared by Kanani Aton” (16:23)

Split image: On the left, an aerial view of a coastal city with the word MoMA overlaid. On the right, two men in sunglasses and hats stand outside, one pointing toward the distance—capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Recovering Indigenous Hawaiian Architecture” (9:39)

A display of traditional stone tools and bowls on a table, with two people standing behind them. Showcasing the big picture: Hawaiian culture, one person wears a red patterned dress with hands folded as the tools vary in shape and size.

“Search for Talented Artisans to Preserve Hawaiian Culture” (3:05)

Aerial view of Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii, with tall hotels lining the shore, clear turquoise water, and Diamond Head crater in the background—perfect scenery for capturing videos of the culture of Hawaii.

“Secrets of Hawaii” (43:45)

A tropical hillside with palm trees and dense green vegetation, bordered by rocky terrain in the foreground, under a warm, yellowish sky near a body of water—capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture in its natural landscape.

“Six Sacred Sites of Hawaii” (1:26)

A woman speaks outdoors in front of a thatched-roof hut and palm trees, highlighting the big picture: Hawaiian culture. On-screen text reads: Blossom Feiteira, Executive Director, Friends of Mokuula. She gestures with her hands while talking.

“Story of Mokuula and Mokuhinia Pond in Lahaina, Maui” (9:31)

An older woman with gray hair, wearing a green floral top and a leafy lei, stands on stage holding papers and a pen, gesturing as she speaks about the big picture: Hawaiian culture. A dark background is visible behind her.

“TedX Honolulu – Dr. Pualani Kanaka’ole Kanahele – Haena: The Intense Breathe of the Sun” (15:33)

A person wearing glasses and a light-colored shirt holds a microphone while speaking on stage about the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Large red and white text is partially visible in the background.

“TedX Maui – Edwin ‘Ekolu’ Lindsey: Cultivating Cultural Seeds” (13:04)

A book cover with misty, green mountains rising above the ocean, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture. The title reads The Hawaiian Archipelago by Isabella L. Bird in bold white text.

“The Hawaiian Archipelago by Isabella L. Bird, Read By Jane Bennett Part 3/3″ (1:07:29)

“The Hawaiian Story of the King’s Betrayal” (5:48)

A person appears in a small video overlay at the top right, talking about the big picture: Hawaiian culture. The main background shows a notebook page with a hand-drawn star diagram and some words, though the writing is unclear. Instagram interface is visible.

“The Hidden Curse of King Kamehameha the 1st” (59:55)

Two men embrace in a hug outdoors near a wooden fence, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture’s warmth and connection. Two others stand nearby, and one man sports a shirt with a patch on the sleeve. lifeintheslowlane.com appears in the image.

“The Meaning of the Spirit of Aloha” (7:59)

“The Mystery of Hawaii’s Doctor’s Pit” (4:47)

A man in a green shirt and black cap smiles with his arm around a young girl in a white shirt. They are outdoors on grass with trees and people in the background, celebrating the big picture: Hawaiian culture at the National Museum of the American Indian.

“The Story of the Luau: The History and Culture of the Luau” (11:28)

Two people stand outdoors on green grass, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture. One wears a black shirt and white pants; the other dons a white outfit with a yellow patterned shawl and headpiece. Trees and a cloudy sky form the backdrop.

“Traditional Hawaiian Land Blessing Ceremony” (2:23)

A group of children stand in a line on a grassy field, some wearing hats and summer clothes, with a tent and trees in the background on a sunny day, celebrating the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Traditional Hawaiian Games” (2:07)

A person holds up a paper with a portrait in front of shelves displaying intricately carved gourds and pottery, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture and artistry.

“Traditional Hawaiian Gourd ‘Helmets’, Lono, Makahiki” (9:12)

A man with long hair and two beaded necklaces stands outdoors before rocky terrain, appearing to speak or sing. He is shirtless, facing slightly right, embodying the big picture: Hawaiian culture and its deep connection to nature.

“Under Hawaii’s Starriest Skies, A Fight Over Sacred Ground” (20:59)

Aerial view of a coastal Hawaiian town with the text Living in Hawaii and The Big Picture: Hawaiian Culture overlaid on the image. Ocean and mountains are visible in the background, capturing what the culture of Hawaii is like.

“What is the Culture of Hawaii Like?” (9:14)

Four stone weights of varying sizes are displayed in a row on a blue surface, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture, with people standing and walking in the blurred background.

“19th-Century Hawaiian Poi Pounders”

A smiling man wearing a red and yellow patterned shirt and a lei stands in front of a wooden background, representing the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Text reads KEEP IT Aloha in the top left and KAMAKA PILI in bold white letters at the bottom left.

“#130 | Kamaka Pili | The Importance of Storytelling, Hawaiian Culture, and His Journey of Self” (2:42:37)

pre-contact

Two men sit outdoors at a table preparing food, surrounded by others. Text on the image reads “Episode 1: Aloha ‘Āina.” Tropical plants and a thatched-roof building create an authentic setting for videos of the culture of Hawaii.

“Aloha ‘Aina, Part 1: Indigenous Life in Hawaii” (18:19)

war, weapons, and martial arts

A group of ancient Greek warriors in helmets and armor run forward across a battlefield, holding spears and shields, with a dramatic sky in the background—just like scenes depicted in our videos.

“A Brief Look at Lua, the Ancient Hawaiian Martial Art”

A group of men wearing black traditional garments perform a synchronized martial arts stance outdoors, embodying the big picture: Hawaiian culture, with fists raised and knees bent against a backdrop of palm trees and a cloudy sky.

“Ancient Hawaiian Special Forces” (3:22)

Two ancient Hawaiian wooden weapons with shark teeth embedded along the edges are displayed on a black surface, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Text reads Ancient Hawaiian Weapons and Wood Dabbler.

“Ancient Hawaian Weapons” (1:25)

Three men wearing traditional feathered garments hold wooden staffs, standing outdoors amid greenery, engaging in what appears to be a cultural or ceremonial activity that reflects the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Ancient Warriors S01:E18 – The Hawaiians – Warriors of Paradise” (26:16)

A hand holding a wooden weapon with jagged edges, among several similar weapons on a dark surface, reflects the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Text reads, Just plain awesome! and In true Ha.

“Deadly Shark Tooth Weapons” (8:08)

Four people in black shirts and shorts stand barefoot on a wooden stage, spaced apart, with arms extended forward, performing a synchronized dance that evokes the big picture: Hawaiian culture. A dark background contrasts with the brightly lit stage.

“Hawaiian Cultural Festival 2019 – What is Lua?” (35:18)

A display of handcrafted wooden tools or weapons, inspired by the big picture: Hawaiian culture, featuring smooth and serrated edges, some adorned with carved lines and brown cord, arranged on a yellow surface.

“Hawaiian Weapons” (1:42)

Three traditional wooden weapons are displayed on a woven mat, highlighting the big picture: Hawaiian culture, with the word weapons in bold white text over the center object.

“Kapu Ku’ialua: Hawaii’s Ancient Bone-Breaking Martial Art!” (0:39)

A lit tiki torch stands in the sand on a beach at sunset, with ocean waves and palm trees in the background. Faint, large text reads THE HAWAIIAN across the sky, evoking videos of Hawaiian craftsmanship and island tradition.

“Knife-Making | The Hawaiian – Making a Marlin Bill Dagger” (7:30)

A group of men dressed in black shirts and shorts hold long wooden sticks, standing in formation outdoors among palm trees and greenery, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture and its traditional practices.

“Lua: A Right of Passage – Hawaiian Martial Arts Hoike, July 24, 2011” (3:42)

Four men in athletic clothing perform a group exercise or martial arts routine barefoot on a blue mat in a gym, with blue padded walls in the background, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture and its emphasis on physical wellness and community.

“Lua: Art of Defense of Kanaka Maoli” (3:31)

“Lua – Spiritual Warriors of Hawaii” (4:23)

Two men practice a Hawaiian martial art indoors, one standing and twisting the arm of a crouching man. Text reads: LUA The Way of the Hawaiian Warrior with Ramsay Taum—exploring the big picture: Hawaiian culture. LISTEN NOW.

“Lua: The Way of the Hawaiian Warrior (with Ramsay Taum)”

A man in a green shirt uses a hand saw to cut a piece of wood on an outdoor workbench, reflecting the big picture: Hawaiian culture of craftsmanship, with a corrugated metal wall in the background.

“Making Ancient Weapons Today! Hawaiian Knuckle-Duster!” (16:07)

An intricately carved wooden object, possibly a chest or box, decorated with swirling patterns and circular inlays, evokes the big picture: Hawaiian culture blended with traditional Māori art.

“Polynesian Martial Arts” (21:19)

A person holds a wooden sword with a jagged, white-edged blade and leather stitching, reminiscent of traditional Hawaiian culture. Text over the image reads, Did I break this?!?!? The person stands on grass, with only their torso and hands visible.

“Testing With My Swordfish Bill Swords” (8:32)

An elderly man wearing a blue plaid shirt and necklace sits smiling in front of wooden shelves displaying various decorated gourds and calabashes, capturing the big picture: Hawaiian culture and its rich traditions.

“Traditional Hawaiian Gourd Helmets” (9:12)

An older man wearing an orange shirt and black cap sits indoors, holding and examining a traditional wooden club with shark teeth—a symbol in the big picture of Hawaiian culture. Workshop tools and materials are visible in the background.

“Traditional Hawaiian Weapons” (5:24)

An elderly man wearing glasses and a red plaid shirt sits on a couch, holding a wooden object with pointed teeth—a nod to the big picture: Hawaiian culture. Behind him, various tools and artifacts are displayed on the couch.

“Traditional Hawaiian Weapons” (21:05)

A wooden club with sharp shark teeth embedded along the sides is held horizontally—a nod to the big picture: Hawaiian culture. A man with long hair and a beard looks at the club, and the text SHARKTOOTH CLUB appears at the bottom.

“Vicious Weapon from Hawaii: the Leiomano” (9:57)

perspectives

Four men in traditional garments carry a wooden canoe into the ocean at sunset, waves splashing around their legs. This scene captures the big picture: Hawaiian culture, with trees lining the sandy shore in the background.

“Voyaging Deeper: Feeling the Spirit of Hawaii and Polynesia” (2:17)

A woman with long brown hair is smiling with her mouth slightly open. Text on the image reads, Meghan Chamorro American. The background features a brown tiled wall, green plants, and hints of videos of the culture of Hawaii.

“What Pacific Islanders Want You to Know” (5:24)

other stuff

Three black and white portraits of men with distinctive natural hairstyles; evoking the big picture: Hawaiian culture, the man in the center wears a necklace made of pointed objects while the other two are bare-chested with unadorned torsos.

“Black People in Polynesia | The Original Hawaiians and Collective Conscious” (8:47)

Three people in traditional Hawaiian attire, adorned with leis and hula skirts, sit together. Celebrating the big picture: Hawaiian culture, one plays an acoustic guitar while the others look on. The image is in black and white.

“Interesting Similarities Between Native Americans of Hawaii and Indians of the Subcontinent” (5:59)

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a pink floral dress and layered flower leis, sits outdoors surrounded by lush green plants, embodying the big picture: Hawaiian culture.

“Maui Marathon: Native Hawaiian History of Long-Distance Running” (2:48)

People of the Sea – Hawai’i Rooted” (3:08)

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