Banking, Family-Style
The words “family” and “business” are not mutually exclusive to Hawaii National Bank’s owners and operators….
Melveen Leed – From My Heart to Yours
Every Sunday from 11am until 1pm HST, viewers from across the islands, the nation and the…
Driven by Legacy, Crafted with Aloha
Did Manuel Nobriga know when he began crafting ice cream from scratch at Maui Soda &…
The Royal Hawaiian Band
“To promote and foster music, preserve the Hawaiian musical culture, inspire young musicians and enrich the…
Esther Chan: Cybercrime Fighter
She may not wear a mask or a cape, but in the eyes of Hawai‘i’s kūpuna,…
Champions at Heart
Chances are that you’ve heard of Dave Shoji and Vince Goo, two of Hawai‘i’s most beloved…
Pickleball: A Hole Different Ball Game
Few places can outshine Hawai‘i when it comes to healthy outdoor activities. The weather and the…
Kumu Kahua Theatre – Home of Local Storytellers
Permanently housed in a black box venue in the historic Kamehameha V Post Office Building at…
Creating Resilience
The Institute for Human Services (IHS) has come a long way from its humble beginnings as…
A Sweet Life
Many claim they are leaving a legacy, yet Henry Kapono Ka‘aihue lives his every day, instilling…
A Gift from the Heart
The mission of Blood Bank of Hawaii is to provide a safe and adequate blood supply…
A Journey of Compassion, Empathy & Courage
A common thread runs through a tapestry of three stories in the September-October 2022 issue of…
A Pioneer in Neurosurgery
Dr. William “Bill” Won, one of Honolulu’s foremost brain surgeons, was the first Hawai‘i-born Chinese American…
My Heart’s Song
The compassion at the heart of Ginny Tiu’s advocacy for those who have no voice is…
Quest for a Cancer Cure
Here in Hawai‘i, we’re lucky to live on beautiful islands with multigenerational families in multicultural communities….
A Welcoming Rainbow After a Storm
When the phone rings at Jessica Lani Rich’s office, it can be a really bad thing….
Lei of Aloha
Lei Day, May 1, is dedicated to the Hawaiian tradition of making and giving lei. But…
Living with Diabetes: It’s a Family Affair
Family plays a key role in the well-being of a loved one diagnosed with diabetes or…
The Coach’s Playbook
Larry David Price prefers to be known as a coach and educator, rather than a media…
Virtually No Boundaries For Auntie Carolee
Kumu hula. Musician. Teacher. Cultural practitioner. Living treasure. True friend. These are some of the many…
KTA Super Stores: Beyond the Bottom Line
KTA Super Stores began and continues to operate by honoring the partnerships built by previous generations….
Character. Duty. Honor.
They didn’t fight for fame or recognition, but because it was the right thing to do….
ʻO Ke Aloha Ka ʻOi Aʻe – Love is Unconditional
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease requires patience, compassion, understanding and endless, unconditional love….
A Great First Lady Cares
Hawai‘i’s first lady, Dawn Amano-Ige, is a wife (married to Gov. David Ige), a mother of…
Heavyweight Volunteer: Stuart Ho
The men in Stuart Ho’s family have been heavy weights in business for three generations. His…
Emmet White at the Arcadia… life care without walls
Emmet White—local attorney turned retirement community CEO—offers us insight into the business of aging in Hawai‘i….
Dr. Rio Banner, MD: Health Visionary
In Hawaii, we live an average of 81 years— longer than almost anywhere else in the…
Rumours has it: The Big Chill
The Big Chill, at Rumours Nightclub at the Ala Moana Hotel, was named after the classic…
Behind the Scenes with Kirk Matthews
GM: Where did you grow up? In a big city? Or small-town America? KM: I grew…
Shim Kanazawa: A Pioneer for the Ages
Shimeji Kanazawa, or “Shim” as most of us know her, is Hawai‘i’s original pioneer of aging…
An Interview with Leslie Wilcox
Our “can do!” island culture values resourcefulness and cooperation when faced with challenges. “We know a…
Kawaiahaʻo Church – Keeping the Faith for 200 Years
In his epic historical novel Hawai‘i, James A. Michener created fallible heroes and villains who have…
Choosing Peace: Our Care, Our Choice
Dying at home can be traumatic for loved ones. We long for a peaceful walk into…
The Gift of Food
We know how food gets distributed at the market to people who can afford to buy…
Kō Ā Moana: Those of the Ocean
Anona and Joseph “Nappy” Napoleon love the sea. Their kuleana is to respect and care for…
Breast Cancer Warriors: A Sisterhood
Generations Magazine recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a resource article about women affected by this…
CITY MILL SENIOR VALUE
In July, City Mill Ltd. will celebrate 120 years of business in Honolulu. Their success is…
I Ke Aloha a Nā Mele Kahiko o Hawaiʻi (“Because for the love of the old songs of Hawai’i)
It’s Sunday afternoon! “Welcome to ‘Territorial Airwaves,’” echoes the AM940 Hawai‘i announcer, followed by a long…
Medical Cannabis: A Therapeutic Resource for Seniors
Since 2017, licensed Hawai‘i cannabis growers have been formulating and dispensing medical products to qualified state-registered…