RadioACTive 08.24.23

  • August 24, 2023
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RadioACTive, the Talanoa way, with Stephanie Mahina talking story with Nia Maile from the D.I.V.A SLC (Diversity Inclusion Value and Action) , PIK2AR (Pacific Islander Knowledge to Access and Resources) and Utah Juvenile Defender Attorneys. Utah Maui fundraiser with Kaile Akina. Then a special back-to-school interview with Esiteli Hafoka, one of the first Tongan women to receive a PhD from Stanford University.

Tonight's show features the following people, organizations and/or events. Check them out and get plugged into your community!

MAUI WILDFIRES. Visit Maui's KMNO – Mana’o Public Radio’s Maui Rapid Response site for the latest information on nonprofits on the ground supporting our Ohana as they start the long recovery and rebuild from the recent wildfires. The Maui Rapid Response site has the latest information on open shelters, where to receive or make food and clothing donations, road closures and more. To locate missing loved ones, call 1-800-RED-CROSS.

Kaile Akina on , a fundraiser to help folks recovering from the wildfires that devastated the island earlier this month. It takes place this Saturday from 10a-1p at Trolley Square, 500-600 S. 700 E., SLC. 

Sinia Maile of the D.I.V.A SLC (Diversity Inclusion Value and Action), Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources and Utah Juvenile Defender Attorneys.

Professor Esiteli Hafoka, Stanford University Professor of ancient history and religious studies and one of the first Tongan women to receive a PhD from Stanford University.

Tonight's Talanoa Playlist:

  1. My Hawai’i by The Green
  2. Sweat (A La La Long) by Inner Circle
  3. Yah Yah by Dinah Jane

Talanoa's Rallies & Resources:

  • 8/26: , 10a-10p at Trolley Square, SLC. Event by Utah Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce: "The Utah Pacific Islander Chamber is teaming up with various organizations across Utah to bring you a day filled with unity, culture, and giving back. Immerse yourself in live music, captivating cultural performances, and mouthwatering food venues, all while supporting a wonderful cause. Every penny from food sales and donations will directly benefit the Hawaii Community Foundation. Let's celebrate the resilient spirit of Maui while helping our friends at the Hawaii Community Foundation continue their vital work on the island. Every bit of support counts, big or small. Can't make it in person? You can still contribute to our efforts. Spread the word, invite your loved ones, and let's make a positive impact together! Learn more about this event and our Chamber at www.upichamber.org."

  • 8/26: The Art of Healing Festival, 4:00-9:00 p.m. at The Down James Complex, 438 W. 400 N., Tooele. Event by Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources and Tooele County Community Coalition: "This is a free, family event focusing on providing health resources and other activities highlighting the importance of individual and familial health. Come meet some incredible local health organizations and grab something tasty to eat from small businesses! Enjoy these last days of summer with us and bring the whole family."

  • Sept. 1, 2 & 4: Polynesian Days Utah Festival at Thanksgiving Point Electric Point. Lehi. "Join us and experience Utah's number one celebration of Polynesian heritage! A celebration of culture, food, health, education, fun, and more! We would like to have you be a vendor at our upcoming Polynesian Days Utah event. Request an application at this email: polynesiandaysinfo@gmail.com."

  • Sept. 2: UPIFS Hosting Acting Master Class with Uli Latukefu, 11a-3p at the University of Utah's Thanksgiving Point Campus, 2912 Executive Parkway, Lehi. "Uli Latukefu is an Australian actor of Tongan descent. Since graduating from the National Institute of Dramatic Art, Uli has made a name for himself through roles such as Byamba on the Netflix original series Marco Polo, Fritz in The Legend of Baron To’a, and is best known for his turn as a younger Dwayne Johnson in the NBC comedy Young Rock. He has quickly emerged as one of the trailblazers of Pasifika acting talent and a shining example of what you can accomplish with talent and perseverance to the Pacific Islander Community. This Acting Masterclass is for actors, aspiring and established alike, ages 12 and older. The fee for entry is $20. Register ASAP as space is limited. Additional questions or concerns, contact info@pik2ar.org. The Utah Pacific Island Film Series is part of Pasifika Enriching Arts of Utah which is a program of Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources."

Guests' views, thoughts, or opinions are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the board, staff, or members of Listeners' Community Radio of Utah, KRCL 90.9fm. Questions, comments or suggestions for the show? Email talanoastudios@gmail.com. Tonight's RadioACTive team included:

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