Puʻuiki Cemetery in Waialua is the final resting place for many plantation workers, their families, and their children - and it technically doesn't exist. Legendary Hawaiian storyteller Lopaka Kapanui tells of how the community reclaimed the forgotten cemetery from desecration.

Keilana talks about writing songs of heartbreak only to find hope.

Keilana Mokulehua explains her goals for expanding her music outside of Hawaiʻi.

Elena’s Restaurant is known nationwide for their delicious Filipino food. The Pork Adobo Fried Rice Omelette is Elena’s #1 most popular dish, and for good reason. It’s about as simple as it sounds, Filipino fried rice mixed with pork adobo, wrapped in an egg omelette. Co-Owner Mellissa Cedillo talks about how her mother, Elena, came up with this local favorite.

Bonhui's favorite art piece (for now).

The Bon Dance festival is a time to celebrate and honor ancestors through song and dance. Niigata Ondo is one of the dances performed at these festivals but has since the 1970s, nearly faded away. In honor of the late Richard Kotaka, Niigata Ondo is being brought back to Waipahu Soto Zen Temple for the first time in 50 years.

Legendary bodysurfer Mark Cunningham takes us to Oahu’s south shore to talk about Point Panic and bodysurfing in the early 1980s.

Keilana steps up to the PBS Hawaiʻi Song Challenge! Players are given a word, and have ten seconds to sing a song with that word in it.

Ready for battle! Clashing blades is another day in the park for the members of the Oahu Company of Historical Swordsmanship (OCHS).

Just like any other pro sport, competitive video games have commentators to give the audience the play-by-play. In esports, they are called shoutcasters. Bobby Kuraya and Justin Bishay have been at the forefront of the rapidly growing esports community in Hawaiʻi. Hear how they tell stories through shoutcasting.