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Pod Squad: Why Are So Many Tourists Dying In Hawaii?
Civil Beat staff discusses our new special report — a multimedia series examining the high rate of visitor deaths in Hawaii.
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Pod Squad: ‘LGBT Tourism Has Been Reborn’
A new video by the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau is expected to bolster same-sex marriage and LGBT tourism in the islands.
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‘What The Hell Have I Gotten Myself Into?’
A reporter discovers an unusual homeless camp in Waianae — and learns a lot about herself in the process.
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Pod Squad: What Grade Would You Give The Governor?
A pair of UH political scientists rate David Ige’s first year as slightly above average, but note that his admittedly weak communication skills haven’t been tested in a crisis.
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Pod Squad: Kauai Police Chief — Body Cam Effort Has Been ‘Difficult’
Chief Darryl Perry is moving ahead with the camera program despite concerns of the police union and intends to start using the cameras very soon.
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Pod Squad: Meet Civil Beat’s New Engagement Editor
Anthony Quintano talks about the evolving interplay of journalism and social media.
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Yes, You Can Be A Micronesian And A Doctor
PODCAST: Oahu physician Sheldon Riklon is an inspiration for Micronesians and an epiphany for others.
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‘That’s JoJo — He’s Different’
PODCAST: JoJo Peter is a disabled Micronesian in Hawaii. Those misunderstood labels have given him a powerful position to bring about positive change.