HAΔK Walks: Recent Episodes
Karen
Historical bits and bobs to keep your ears busy as you walk around our lovely state. Especially made for Hawaiʻi Alpha Delta Kappa members and international sisters attending the Northwest/Southwest Regional Conference!
This was a long but fun episode with tons of information. Hope you enjoy it!
I promised quite a few links, so here they are:
- an article on Alexander Cartwright, founding father of baseball
- Wikipedia entry on Queen Emma
- YouTube audio of "Liliʻu ē" name chant (Kawaikapuokalani Hewett is AWESOME!)
- YouTube audio of "Paoakalani" by the legend, George Helm (#hawaiianhero)
- YouTube audio of "Makee ʻAilana" by Dennis Pavao (I miss his voice)
As always, here is the route map.
The SECOND episode! Karen accompanies you on a walk around Kālia, from Ala Moana Center to the Hilton Hawaiian Village, with an optional add-on to go "around the block" via Kalākaua Avenue and the Ala Wai Promenade, sharing bits and bobs from Hawaiian history in the hope of enhancing your exercise. This podcast is the unofficial companion to the Joint Northwest Southwest Regional Conference of Alpha Delta Kappa, an international honorary association for women educators.
Here is the link to the song, "Kaʻaahi Kahului," by Palani Vaughn. I hope that you enjoy all of the onomatopoeia!
You can also check out a map of today's route, Kālia, here. Just click the different layers to toggle the route and the pins on or off. The link is actually http://bit.ly/WaikikiWalks; apologies for the confusion! You can also find the map via tinyurl.com/WaikikiWalks.
The FIRST episode! Karen accompanies you on a walk through Waikīkī from Kālia, near the Hilton Hawaiian Village, to Ulukou, at the Duke Kahanamoku statue, sharing bits and bobs from Hawaiian history in the hope of enhancing your exercise. This podcast is the unofficial companion to the Joint Northwest Southwest Regional Conference of Alpha Delta Kappa, an international honorary association for women educators.
Here is the link to the song, "Ka Makani Kāʻili Aloha," sung by Travis Kaka and Josh Tatofi.
You can also check out a map of today's route here. Just click the different layers to toggle the route and the pins on or off. The link is actually http://bit.ly/WaikikiWalks; apologies for the confusion! You can also find the map via tinyurl.com/WaikikiWalks.