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02 18 Welcome from our General Manager Underwriters and Foundations

03 20 HPR-1 Program Descriptions HPR Board of Directors and Staff

09 21 Program Schedule Coverage Map

11 22 HPR-2 Program Descriptions Frequencies and Ways to Listen

15 Station Members

Introducing Hawai‘i Published by Public Radio’s new logo: Hawai‘i Public Radio

738 Kāheka Street , Hawai‘i 96814-3726 Phone: (808) 955-8821 www.hawaiipublicradio.org [email protected]

HAWAIIPUBLICRADIO @WEAREHPR @WEAREHPR

This new visual is a re-voicing of HPR's enduring © 2017 Hawai‘i Public Radio. All rights reserved. Hawai‘i Public Radio qualities. After 35 years, HPR has established roots is a certified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and an equal opportunity in its community. Enfolded in the public’s trust and employer. Published: February 7, 2017. support, we reach out to bridge that which divides and stand ready to embrace the future. Our simple sound Hawai‘i Public Radio is a private, non-profit organization that broadcasts waves bring the world to Hawai‘i, and Hawai‘i’s stories classical, jazz and international music and in-depth news and informational to the world. We are HPR. programming from National Public Radio, Public Radio International, and other local, national, and international program sources, as well as Design by: Onward Creative programs produced by Hawai‘i Public Radio. A benefit of membership.

0 1 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO We are pleased to share with you here the wealth of programs you will find on HPR’s two stations.

• HPR-1 – timely news and information, as well as contemporary music and entertainment

• HPR-2 – your home for classical music and other timeless explorations

In February 2017, we celebrate HPR’s 35th anniversary with a realignment of our programs along these two distinct formats. This is the fulfillment of a promise made at the stations founding, and realized over the years through the generous contributions of many thousands of member donors and hundreds of business underwriters. Their support made possible the expansion of HPR’s network to include service across the Hawaiian islands – sometimes to populations in remote locations where Dear our broadcast signal is the only one received. With the more recent digital developments in our medium, Hawai‘i Public friend Radio and the unique stories we are privileged to tell now also belong to the world. We encourage you to find us streaming on your computer or of via our free mobile app, wherever you may be tuning in.

Hawai‘i Hawai‘i Public Radio’s future depends, as it always has, on the strength of our community support. We hope the newly aligned programming leads Public to many hours of enlightening and pleasurable listening – and the realization that it’s individuals like you who help keep these local, Radio national, and international programs coming to you.

• If you are not yet a member, help sustain the programs you value by signing up for monthly contributions from the account of your choice.

• Current members, your additional gifts or increases in sustaining donation amounts help us to continue growing and improving this service.

• If your company is interested in becoming a program sponsor, please give our Underwriting department a call. José A. Fajardo Thank you for lending us your ears. We promise to return them with a CREDIT: HONOLULU Magazine bigger brain and a softer heart attached! /Aaron Yoshino Aloha,

José A. Fajardo President and General Manager

2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 02 IS… NEWS, TALK, ENTERTAINMENT, JAZZ, , &

HAWAI‘I ISLAND: KANO 89.1, KHPH 88.7, KKUA 90.7, K249CN 94.9, K239BV 95.7; KAUA‘I: KHPR 88.1, KIPL & KIPL-FM 89.9; LĀNA‘I, , MOLOKA‘I: KKUA 90.7; O‘AHU: KHPR 88.1, K203EL 88.5

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED ASIA MINUTE BBC NEWS MON – FRI NOON – 1PM, 4 – 6PM; MON – FRI 6:04 & 8:04AM DURING MON – SAT 1 – 5AM; SUN 2 – 5AM SAT & SUN 5 – 6PM ; 4:48PM DURING The world’s leading international LOCAL HOST: broadcaster delivers in-depth news, Dave Lawrence HPR News Director analysis, and information 24 hour per Bill Dorman day from their London headquarters to audiences around the world.

THE BIG LISTEN

SAT 4 – 5PM (SEASON ALTERNATES The most listened-to afternoon drive-time WITH ) news program in the country. Reports on A daily look at a story of interest, the biggest stories of the day from NPR importance, or insight from the Asia This new program from WAMU and NPR journalists and commentators based Pacific region. At times, the stories deal introduces you to podcasts you might throughout America and the world mix with serious issues involving government not have ever heard of, and gives you the with insightful features on the quirky and or business; at other times, they are inside scoop on shows you already love. the mainstream in arts and life, music and quirky tales of human interest. Written, Host Lauren Ober will help you curate entertainment – all brought alive through produced and voiced by HPR News your perfect playlist. sound. Hosted by , Kelly Director Bill Dorman, who has spent more McEvers, , and . than ten years living and working in the Dave Lawrence is HPR’s local anchor. Asia Pacific. BLUES FROM THE BASEMENT SAT 10PM – SUNDAY 2AM

APPLAUSE IN A SMALL ROOM ASK ME ANOTHER A musical education on the great SUN 4 – 5PM SAT NOON – 1PM American art form known simply as the blues. From HPR host and blues Atherton audience A rambunctious show taped before a live aficionadoJon Alan. CREDIT: audience that blends brainteasers, pub Roger Bong trivia, comedy, and music into an hour of mind-bending fun. From NPR and THE BODY SHOW WNYC, hosted by Ophira Eisenberg, with MON 6:30 – 7PM; REPEATS SUN 10 – house musician . 10:30AM

Each week, this HPR-produced program Performances by Hawai‘iʻs talented B-SIDES AND BEYOND musicians and performers taped in HPRʻs features a specific contemporary health SUN 10PM – MIDNIGHT own intimate concert hall, the Atherton topic and knowledgeable guests from the Studio. Included are selections from the local community. Hosted by Dr. Kathleen A genre-defying program that stretches Atherton Season and other HPR live Kozak. the boundaries whenever possible. Local events taped before a live audience – the host Jon Alan dusts off musical treasures, applause is real. Hosted and recorded by often from the “B-side” of the vinyl record. Jason Taglianetti.

03 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO NEWS, TALK, ENTERTAINMENT, JAZZ, BLUES, & WORLD MUSIC

HAWAI‘I ISLAND: KANO 89.1, KHPH 88.7, KKUA 90.7, K249CN 94.9, K239BV 95.7; KAUA‘I: KHPR 88.1, KIPL & KIPL-FM 89.9; LĀNA‘I, MAUI, MOLOKA‘I: KKUA 90.7; O‘AHU: KHPR 88.1, K203EL 88.5

BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE THE CONVERSATION FREAKONOMICS RADIO SUN 6 – 8PM MON – WED & FRI 11AM – NOON; SUN 11AM – NOON REPEATS 7 – 8PM The music of Brazil, about Brazil, and Tune in to explore “the hidden side of influenced by Brazil. Salsas, bossa novas, For, by, and about the people of Hawai‘i. everything” on this radio program, which and more; celebrated composers and Co-hosts Beth-Ann Kozlovich and Chris also happens to be the most popular recording artists; and special guests Vandercook talk with guests representing podcast in the world (more than 8 from Hawai‘i’s own Brazilian community. a broad range of interests, from arts and million downloads per month). Hosted Hosted by Honolulu singer and culture to politics and public affairs. by Stephen J. Dubner, co-author of ethnomusicologist Sandy Tsukiyama. Every day brings a Reality Check Freakonomics and SuperFreakonomics, with CivilBeat.com; a cross-section with co-author Steven D. Levitt as a of international news from sources regular guest. BRIDGING THE GAP including NPR, the BBC World Service, MON – FRI 10PM – MIDNIGHT and Deutsche Welle; and a Backyard Quiz so you can test your knowledge of HOST: Hawai‘i’s history, geography, myth, music, MON – FRI 3 – 4PM dj mr nick, aka and more. Nick Yee This magazine of contemporary arts CREDIT: and issues is one of public radio's most Christen Vidanovic popular programs. Its 1994 Peabody MON - FRI MIDNIGHT - 1AM Award citation credits Fresh Air with “probing questions, revelatory interviews A wide array of styles, from acoustic and unusual insights.” The show gives This late-night version of the popular to electronic, jazz to , the each intimate conversation as much time program formerly on Saturday avant-garde to rock. It’s a sound that as needed, and complements them with afternoons is an eclectic mix of global is cross-cultural and trans-millennial, comments from well-known critics and grooves, downtempo, and independent merging cultures and forms, technology commentators. Hosted by Terri Gross. gems. Hosted by HPR’s own dj mr nick, and tradition, the ancient past and aka Nick Yee. the possible future. Brought together by host John Diliberto, a writer HAWAIIAN WORD OF THE DAY for Billboard, Pulse, and other magazines. MON-FRI 7:30AM DURING MORNING BYTEMARKS CAFÉ EDITION AND 5:29PM DURING ALL WED 6:30 – 7PM; REPEATS SUN 10:30 – THINGS CONSIDERED 11AM EVENING JAZZ

MON - THU 8 – 10PM This daily feature produced by HPR A radio magazine that showcases the encourages awareness of the use of innovation and creativity in Hawai‘i's tech Featured are new vocal and instrumental the Hawaiian language in everyday community. Hosted by geeks-in-residence recordings and jazz artists. The program’s conversation. In each 30-second vignette, Burt Lum and Ryan Ozawa. hourly jazz calendar updates the jazz fan host Leilani Poli‘ahu introduces a new with venues and ensembles performing word, explains what it means, spells it, the music they love throughout Hawai‘i. and models the correct pronunciation. Host Charles Husson is HPR’s Operations Director and a classically trained pianist, who also played disco, jazz, rock and gospel in professional bands.

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HEARTS OF SPACE HUMANKIND LEFT, RIGHT & CENTER SAT MIDNIGHT – 1AM TUE 6:30 – 7PM FRIDAY 6:30 – 7PM

Slow music for fast times, this program has Aims to serve the large and growing KCRW’s weekly confrontation over defined its own niche. An uninterrupted audience who seek a positive alternative politics, policy, and popular culture hour of contemplative, ambient, to media negativity and exploitation. bills itself as a “civilized yet provocative electronic, and space-creating music from Hosted by David Freudberg, this program antidote to the screaming talking heads many cultures. features the voices of humanitarians and that dominate political debate.” This visionaries and attempts to address – and weekly “love-hate relationship of the air” call forth – the highest part of people. features some of the most insightful news HELPING HAND analysts around. Hosted by Josh Barro FRI IN 5PM HOUR DURING ALL THINGS and Rich Lowry. CONSIDERED INVISIBILIA SAT 4 – 5PM (SEASON ALTERNATES An extended interview segment covering WITH THE BIG LISTEN) MARKETPLACE organizations, topics, or events that assist MON – FRI 6 – 6:30PM the disabled and the most vulnerable. Invisibilia (Latin for “invisible things”) Created and hosted by Dave Lawrence. is about those unseen forces that The latest business news both nationally control human behavior – ideas, beliefs, and internationally, with special focus assumptions, and emotions. Co-hosted on the global economy and wider events by , Hanna Rosin, and Alix linked to the financial markets. The only MON – FRI 10 – 11AM Spiegel, Invisibilia interweaves narrative national daily news program originating storytelling with scientific research that from the West Coast, Marketplace Produced by NPR and WBUR in , will ultimately make you see your own life is noted for its timely, relevant, and Here and Now reflects the fluid world of differently. accessible coverage of business news as it’s happening in the middle of economics and personal finance. Host the day, with timely, smart and in-depth and senior editor is . A sister news, interviews and conversation. KANIKAPILA SUNDAY program, the Marketplace Morning Co-hosted by award-winning journalists SUN 1 – 4PM Report, offers short segments on Morning and , the Edition (M – F 5:51 and 7:51AM). show’s daily lineup includes interviews “Kanikapila” means “play music” in with NPR reporters, editors, and bloggers, Hawaiian, and listeners will hear the as well as leading newsmakers, innovators, latest recordings, plus classic songs MORNING EDITION and artists from across the U.S. and from the Hawaiian music renaissance. MON – FRI 5 – 9AM around the globe. Musicians sometimes drop in for in-studio performances or conversation with HPR LOCAL HOST: host Derrick Malama. Derrick Malama HŌKŪLE‘A: VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY EVERY OTHER MON 7:43AM DURING LATIN BEAT MORNING EDITION; 4:30PM DURING FRI 8 – 10PM

ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Put the work week behind you with the NPR’s flagship morning news program is Local coverage of the worldwide voyage exuberant sounds of Latin music. HPR’s a bi-coastal, 24-hour news operation and of Hōkūle‘a and Hikianalia. (Vignette Ray Cruz, former host of Sabor Tropical, the most listened-to news radio program occasionally airs on a different day, plays new releases, classics, and music in the country. Co-hosts , depending on communication with the that will “make your ears smile.” David Greene, Rachel Martin and a team vessels.) of reporters, analysts, and commentators cover stories unfolding across the country and around the world. HPR’s Derrick Malama anchors the local breaks, providing updates on news of Hawai’i.

0 5 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO THE MOTH RADIO HOUR PBN WEEKLY UPDATE SAT 2 – 3PM FRI, ONCE DURING MORNING SAT 6 – 8PM EDITION, ONCE DURING ALL THINGS A celebration of both the raconteur, who CONSIDERED HOST: breathes fire into true tales of ordinary life, and the storytelling novice, who has Every Friday, we get a preview of one of CREDIT: lived through something extraordinary the week's leading local business stories Devin Pedde and yearns to share it, the radio shows from A. Kam Napier, Editor-in-Chief also include the stories behind the stories. of Pacific Business News. Stories range Centered around a theme, all the stories from the topical to original enterprise are told live and without notes to a live reporting and periodic updates on critical Based on the live variety shows of the audience. From The Moth, an acclaimed portions of the state-wide economy. We early years of the , A nonprofit organization dedicated to the also check in on trends that are emerging Prairie Home Companion has had an art and craft of storytelling. and capturing the attention of business infusion of new blood. Before he retired, leaders on O‘ahu and around the islands. show creator and host RADIO hand picked singer, songwriter, and HOUR PACIFIC NEWS MINUTE mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile as his heir. Thile has broadened the show’s musical SUN 9 - 10AM TUE – THU, ONCE DURING MORNING line-up and offers as his signature piece EDITION, ONCE DURING ALL THINGS the “Song of the Week,” with his original Each episode of this weekly program CONSIDERED lyrics and instrumentation on a topic features a diverse mix of interviews, currently in the news. (HPR has presented profiles, storytelling, and an occasional HOST: nationally broadcast live tapings of APHC burst of humor inspired by The New in Honolulu four times.) Yorker Magazine and shaped by its writers, artists and editors. But this isn’t a radio version of a magazine—it’s something all its own, reflecting the rich possibilities of audio storytelling and conversation. SAT 10 – 11AM Presented by the magazine’s editor David Host Neal Conan, best known as the long- A show about curiosity, where sound Remnick. time host of , writes, illuminates ideas and the boundaries blur directs and produces this vignette series between science, philosophy, and human which focuses on stories of political or experience. Produced by WNYC in New military developments in and around the York City and co-hosted by NPR Science MON – THU 2 – 3PM Pacific Rim. Correspondent Robert Krulwich and Jad Abumrad. From NPR and WBUR, a talk program hosted by that covers everything from breaking news to ancient poetry. Featured are writers, politicians, THE REAL DEAL journalists, artists, scientists, and ordinary SAT & SUN 8 – 10PM citizens from around the world. New releases, classic live recordings, and musical biographies celebrating the birthdays of great jazz artists. Host Seth Markow accompanies recordings representing the entire historical and stylistic spectrum of jazz with his entertaining and informative comments. Listener requests are welcome.

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SAYS YOU! STARGAZER THU 6:30 – 7PM MON 5AM & 7AM DURING MORNING SAT 1 – 2PM EDITION; 11:35AM DURING THE A radio game show of bluff and bluster, CONVERSATION; 4:30PM DURING ALL Using a playful mix of radio monologues, words and whimsy. The show is taped THINGS THINGS CONSIDERED mini-documentaries, “found tape,” and before a live audience and features a unusual music, this unique documentary regular group of panelists divided into two Christopher Phillips, a science educator show explores a theme on contemporary three-person teams. In the course of the formerly with ʻ‘Imiloa Astronomy Center America. It applies the tools of journalism hour, they play a series of language games, of Hawai‘i, speaks with HPRʻs Dave to everyday lives, personal lives, epic including the highlight rounds in which Lawrence and gives us a preview of the lives – and uses a lot of the techniques the definition of obscure words must be week’s night sky in Hawai‘i. of fiction: scenes and characters and identified from fake definitions devised by narrative threads. Hosted by . the panelists. Host Barry Nolan. MON – FRI 9 – 10AM TOWN SQUARE SCIENCE FRIDAY THU 11AM – NOON; REPEATS THU 7 – FRI 1 – 3PM The Takeaway is produced in partnership 8PM with its national audience. It delivers News and entertaining stories about perspective and analysis to help us HOST: science and technology from the outer better understand the day’s news. Join Beth-Ann Kozlovich reaches of space to the tiniest microbes , multi-award-winning in our body. Host and executive producer broadcast journalist and the original host is award-winning science correspondent of Talk of the Nation, and be a part of the . A regular feature on the show American conversation. is "Science and the Sea"TM, a production of The University of Texas Marine Science One of the oldest of HPR’s public affairs Institute, which aims to convey an TED RADIO HOUR programs, an interactive forum for understanding of the sea’s critical role in SAT 3 – 4PM political, social, educational, and cultural mankind’s survival on land. issues of local, national, and international A journey through fascinating ideas, importance. Often, the conversation astonishing inventions, fresh approaches includes guests and participants to old problems, new ways to think from outside Hawai‘i, giving access to SAT 9 – 10AM and . Based on Talks given by newsmakers and those yet to make news. riveting speakers on the world-renowned Hosted and produced by HPR’s Executive A culinary, culture, and lifestyle program TED stage, each show is centered on a Director of Talk Programs Beth-Ann that celebrates food and its ability to common theme – such as of Kozlovich. touch the lives and feed the souls of happiness, crowd-sourcing innovation, everyone. Each week, award-winning host power shifts, or inexplicable connections. leads listeners Hosted by . on a journey of the senses and hosts TRAVEL WITH RICK STEVES discussions with a variety of writers and SUN NOON – 1PM personalities who share their passion for A lively mix of guest interviews and food. listener call-ins, this radio program covers travel and cultures across every continent. Hosted by Rick Steves, the tireless author of innumerable travel guidebooks and longtime host of the "Rick Steves' Europe" TV series.

0 7 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO WAIT, WAIT…DON’T TELL ME! SAT 11AM – NOON HPR is on whenever

A fast-paced and irreverent news quiz program in which you can test your I am in the car. knowledge against some of the best and brightest in the news and entertainment There is always world. Wait, Wait… played with testing our ability to recognize fake news before it something that became a daily exercise! hosts a rotating roster of panelists. is interesting, informative and SATURDAY SAT 5 – 9AM entertaining…. Saturday mornings are made for this program, which wraps up the week's news It is a calm and and offers a mix of analysis and features on a wide range of topics, including steady voice….As arts, sports, entertainment, and human interest stories. Hosted by NPR's Peabody Award-winning , with local we embark on days announcer Jackie Young. when it will be

WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY SUN 5 – 9AM really important to

Another weekend counterpart to Morning know what is going Edition, this NPR program features interviews with newsmakers, artists, on, I feel that I need scientists, politicians, musicians, writers, theologians and historians. The highlight for many is the regular segment with to support public Puzzlemaster Will Shortz, the crossword puzzle editor for . radio so that your Hosted by former NPR international correspondent Lulu Garcia-Navarro, and Hawai‘i’s own Jackie Young. voice can continue to be heard.” THE WORLD MON – THU 1 – 2PM — Francis O’Brien, Honolulu The most interesting international news, features, interviews, and music made relevant and compelling. From PRI; hosted by Marco Werman.

2017 PROGRAM GUIDE 08 station

NEWS, TALK, ENTERTAINMENT, JAZZ, BLUES, & WORLD MUSIC HAWAI‘I ISLAND: KANO 89.1, KHPH 88.7, KKUA 90.7, K249CN 94.9, K239BV 95.7; KAUA‘I: KHPR 88.1, KIPL & KIPL-FM 89.9; LĀNA‘I, MAUI, MOLOKA‘I: KKUA 90.7; O‘AHU: KHPR 88.1, K203EL 88.5

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Midnight Echoes Blues from the Basement 1 AM

2 AM BBC News BBC News 3 AM BBC News

4 AM

5 AM 5:00 & 7:00 Stargazer 6 AM 5:51 & 7:51 Marketplace Morning Weekend Edition Report Morning Edition Weekend Edition 7 AM 6:04 & 8:04 Asia Minute 7:30 Hawaiian Word of the Day 8 AM

9 AM The New Yorker Radio Hour The Takeaway The Splendid Table

10 AM The Body Show/Bytemarks Here and Now Radiolab (repeat) 11 AM Freakonomics Radio 11:35 Stargazer The Conversation / Town Square (Thursdays) Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell Me!

Noon Travel with Rick Steves All Things Considered Ask Me Another

1 PM The World This American Life Science Friday 2 PM Kanikapila Sunday On Point The Moth Radio Hour

3 PM Fresh Air TED Radio Hour Applause in a Small Room 4 PM 4:30 Stargazer The Big Listen/Invisibilia 4:48 Asia Minute All Things Considered 5 PM All Things Considered 5:29 Hawaiian Word of the Day Helping Hand All Things Considered

6 PM Marketplace

6:30 PM Brazilian Experience The Body Show Humankind Bytemarks Café Says You! Left, Right & Center A Prairie Home Companion

7 PM The Conversation (repeat) / Town Square (Thursdays, repeat)

8 PM The Real Deal Evening Jazz Latin Beat The Real Deal 9 PM

10 PM B-Sides and Beyond Bridging the Gap Blues from the Basement 11 PM

0 9 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO schedules

YOUR HOME FOR CLASSICAL MUSIC HAWAI‘I ISLAND: KIPH 88.3, KIPM 89.7, KAHU 91.3, K282BO 104.3; KAUA‘I: KIPO 89.3, K269GD 101.7; MAUI: KIPH 88.3, KIPM 89.7; LĀNA‘I, MOLOKA‘I: KIPM 89.7; O‘AHU: KIPO 89.3, K264BL 100.7

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Midnight

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2 AM

3 AM Classical 24 4 AM Classical 24

5 AM Howard’s Day Off 6 AM

7 AM Classical Guitar

With Heart and Voice Chamber Music Society 8 AM of Lincoln Center 9 AM The Score Morning Café / Morning Concert 10 AM Sunday Brunch 9:00 Writer's Almanac 11 AM Classical 24 Noon NPR News 1 PM Sunday Baroque

2 PM Opera 3 PM On Being Classical Pacific 4 PM New Dimensions 4:48 Asia Minute 4:30 Stargazer 5:29 Hawaiian Word of the Day 5 PM Singing and Other Sins Howard’s Day Off (repeat) 6 PM The Early Muse Evening Concert 7:06 Writer's Almanac; 7:57 StarDate 7 PM A Prairie Home Companion SymphonyCast 8 PM Pittsburgh Symphony Collector’s Corner Symphony NY Philharmonic Symphony 9 PM Sinatra: The Man Millennium of Music & the Music 10 PM New Sounds Harmonia Classical 24 11 PM Classical 24 Classical 24

PROGRAMMING ON HPR-1 AND HPR-2 SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 10 IS… YOUR HOME FOR CLASSICAL MUSIC

HAWAI‘I ISLAND: KIPH 88.3, KIPM 89.7, KAHU 91.3, K282BO 104.3; KAUA‘I: KIPO 89.3, K269GD 101.7; MAUI: KIPH 88.3, KIPM 89.7; LĀNA‘I, MOLOKA‘I: KIPM 89.7; O‘AHU: KIPO 89.3, K264BL 100.7

CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF CLASSICAL PACIFIC EVENING CONCERT LINCOLN CENTER MON – FRI 3 – 6PM MON – FRI 6 – 8PM SAT 8 – 9AM The finest of the world’s classical music HOSTS: From the Lincoln Center for the to ease your afternoon drive. Featured Judy Anderson, John Kalani Zak, Craig Performing Arts, live recorded on this newest of HPRʻs classical music DeSilva performances by leading chamber music programs will be the great orchestras, players from around the world. Hosted artists, and opera companies of the Pacific by Co-Artistic Director and cellist David region, including Hawai‘i’s own. Every Finckel, and the featured artists. other Friday, a special segment called “The Big Ears Club” introduces young A wide range of classical music selected listeners to the joys of classical music. specially for the pau hana hours. Unwind CLASSICAL 24 Hosted by John Kalani Zak. with your companionable hosts Craig MON – THU 10PM – 8AM; FRI 10PM – DeSilva and Judy Anderson. SAT 5AM; SAT 11AM -1 PM, 11PM – SUN 8AM; SUN 11PM – MON 8AM COLLECTORS’ CORNER TUES 8 – 10PM A nationally syndicated classical music EXPLORING MUSIC service dedicated to live classical music A wide range of recordings from host MON – FRI 2 – 3PM programming 24 hours a day, seven days Henry Fogel’s personal collection crafted Hosted by renowned conductor and a week. Classical 24 is produced by into a historical narrative. According composer Bill McLaughlin, this show is and distributed to Fogel, it’s “either unusual repertoire created around a weeklong series, each by Public Radio International. Formerly that I feel deserves a wider public, or based on a single theme ranging from known on HPR as “Music through the performances unique in their interpretive composer biographies to explorations of Night.” profile, sense of commitment, and various cultures, musical styles, and time intensity.” periods. CLASSICAL GUITAR ALIVE! SAT 7 – 8AM THE EARLY MUSE SAT 6 – 7PM An internationally broadcast program that features music and interviews with many HPR’s resident early music expert Ian of the world's foremost guitarists and Capps finds a theme each week to composers. bring to life the 500 formative years of European music from medieval chant and troubadour songs, through the rich polyphony of Renaissance sacred and secular music, and into the baroque “revolution” of the 17th century with its invention of the opera, oratorio, ballet, and orchestral music as we know it today.

1 1 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO YOUR HOME FOR CLASSICAL MUSIC

HAWAI‘I ISLAND: KIPH 88.3, KIPM 89.7, KAHU 91.3, K282BO 104.3; KAUA‘I: KIPO 89.3, K269GD 101.7; MAUI: KIPH 88.3, KIPM 89.7; LĀNA‘I, MOLOKA‘I: KIPM 89.7; O‘AHU: KIPO 89.3, K264BL 100.7

FROM THE TOP HOWARD’S DAY OFF MORNING CAFÉ/MORNING SAT 10 – 11AM SAT 5 – 7AM; REPEATS ON SUN 5 – 7PM CONCERT MON – FRI 8AM - NOON Christopher O’Riley HOST: with Youth Howard Dicus HOST: Symphony Gene Schiller

CREDIT: From the Top

A celebration of the power of music in A new theme each week allows well- the hands of extraordinarily talented known local journalist and business HPR Music Director Gene Schiller’s young people. The featured musicians, reporter Howard Dicus to display the signature set begins with Morning Café, a aged 8 – 18, engage and inspire music breadth of his personal music collection refreshing blend of classical music, often lovers of all ages with their performances and share his boundless enthusiasm for built around a specific theme, and often and the stories of their lives. Hosted by all kinds of music. laced with live interviews with visiting Christopher O’Riley. (HPR has presented guest artists. At 10am, Morning Concert live tapings of From the Top five times, kicks in with longer classical works. most recently in 2016.) MILLENNIUM OF MUSIC SAT 9 – 10PM NEW DIMENSIONS HARMONIA The world’s longest running program SUN 4 – 5PM SAT 10 - 11PM featuring early music, an exploration into the sources and mainstreams of European Features leading-edge thinkers, scientists, Through brilliant performances by music for the thousand years before the artists, healers, ecologists, spiritual today’s early music artists and insightful birth of Bach. Host and producer Robert leaders, and social architects in award- commentary, listeners experience the Aubrey Davis regularly presents music winning, deep dialogues. Hosted by richness of early music history and from major European music festivals. Justine Willis Toms. learn about history as documented by musicians of the period. Hosted by early music scholar Angela Mariani. NEW SOUNDS SUN 10 – 11PM

HAWAIIAN WORD OF THE DAY The program offers new ways to hear the MON-FRI 3PM DURING CLASSICAL ancient language of song, from the melody PACIFIC in the rainforest to new works (classical, operatic, folk, and jazz). Hosted by John This daily feature encourages awareness Schaefer. of the use of the Hawaiian language in everyday conversation. In each 30-second vignette, host Leilani Poli‘ahu introduces a new word, explains what it means, spells it, and models the correct pronunciation.

2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 12 Program Listings Continued

NPR NEWS PERFORMANCE TODAY SINATRA: THE MAN AND THE MON - FRI NOON DURING MON – FRI NOON – 2PM MUSIC PERFORMANCE TODAY; 3PM, 4PM, & SUN 9 – 10PM 5PM DURING CLASSICAL PACIFIC Live concert recordings that can't be heard anywhere else, as well as in- The life and times of one of the 20th NPR delivers five minutes of breaking studio performances and interviews. century's greatest entertainers – Frank national and world news. Also top stories Favorite segments include the weekly Sinatra – as told through archival from business, politics, health, science, Piano Puzzler and the PT Young Artist recordings, radio and television technology, music, arts and culture. in Residence program. Hosted by Fred appearances, live performances, and Child. excerpts from interviews with Sinatra himself, as well as commentary from the ON BEING A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION arrangers, musicians, songwriters, and SUN 3 – 4PM SUN 7 – 9PM others who worked with him during his long career. A unique production of HPR, HOST: Based on the live variety shows of the hosted by Guy Steele. early years of the Grand Ole Opry, A CREDIT: Prairie Home Companion has had an On Being infusion of new blood. Before he retired, SINGING AND OTHER SINS show creator and host Garrison Keillor SAT 5 – 6PM hand picked singer, songwriter, and mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile as his heir. Originally called Great Songs, this is Thile has broadened the show’s musical one of HPR’s longest running, locally Described by The New York Times as line-up and offers as his signature piece produced programs (originating in 1988), a cultural “phenomenon,” this is a new the “Song of the Week,” with his original and the only remaining radio broadcast kind of conversation about the deepest lyrics and instrumentation on a topic worldwide dedicated to the classical art questions of human life for listeners currently in the news. (HPR has presented song. Local host Gary Hickling offers art across the spectrum of belief and non- nationally broadcast live tapings of APHC songs in the context of other music of belief. Krista Tippett and her guests reach in Honolulu four times.) the composer or period, thus providing beyond the headlines to probe faith and context. After a non-art song interlude, meaning, ethics and new ways of being in he repeats the song (often by a different the 21st century. THE SCORE voice type or interpretation) to give the SAT 9 – 10AM listener a better chance to enjoy them.

OPERA A celebration of music in film. Timely SAT 1 – 5PM box office tie-ins, enticing weekly themes, STAR DATE talk, and music are all woven together by MON – FRI 7:57PM DURING EVENING Diana Damrau as Juliette and Vittorio Grigolo host Edmund Stone, a classically trained CONCERT as Roméo in Gounod's Shakespearean actor. Roméo et Juliette. The two-minute program from the McDonald Observatory in Austin, CREDIT: Kristian Schuller/ Texas, helps listeners learn more about Metropolitan Opera. astronomy and space exploration. Find out what to look for in the night sky, what HPR is proud to be the community’s goes on inside stars and distant galaxies, only source for opera broadcasts and hear about new space missions. including the live Metropolitan Opera Radio matinees, and the NPR World of Opera. For additional information, visit HPR’s website.

1 3 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO STARGAZER SYMPHONYCAST Your MON 5PM DURING CLASSICAL PACIFIC SAT 7 – 9PM programming Christopher Phillips, a science educator A full-length concert by one of Europe's and music has formerly of ‘Imiloa Astronomy Center leading ensembles, or an orchestra in of Hawai‘i, speaks with HPR's Dave the , including the Los provided an Lawrence and gives us a preview of the Angeles Philharmonic, The Philadelphia invaluable week’s night sky in Hawai‘i. Orchestra, and The Orchestra. Host Alison Young. respite of both

SUNDAY BAROQUE serenity and SUN NOON – 3PM WITH HEART AND VOICE intellectual SUN 8 – 9AM A celebration of beloved and appealing engagement. music from the baroque era (1600-1750) Choral and organ music of many faiths That chicken- and the years leading up to it. You’ll in recordings from around the world. hear tuneful and lively music by such The program follows the season of the skin bird- masters as Vivaldi and Bach, and music liturgical year and celebrates many by their talented contemporaries and cultures, nationalities, and over a chirping predecessors in by thousand years of sacred music. Hosted piece [Gene yesterday's and today's best performers. by Peter DuBois. Perfect for a Sunday state of mind. Schiller] plays Suzanne Bona, host and executive has become producer. THE WRITER’S ALMANAC MON – FRI 9AM DURING MORNING ingrained in CAFÉ; 7:06PM DURING EVENING SUNDAY BRUNCH CONCERT my now 6-year- SUN 9AM – NOON old’s mind since HOST: Gene Schiller hosts this relaxing listener- Garrison Keillor infancy.” request program that puts the extensive CREDIT: — Amy Halas, Kahului HPR music library at your disposal. Call A Prairie Home (808) 792-8245 to hear a favorite piece. Companion

SYMPHONIC PERFORMANCES Brief biographies and notable events MON, WED, THU, FRI 8 – 10PM associated with writers and particular days. Hosted by Garrison Keillor, former HPR proudly presents performances by host of A Prairie Home Companion. nationally and internationally renowned orchestras including the Concertgebouw, Deutsche Welle, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago, New York Philharmonic, San Francisco, and Pittsburgh, and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. These change on a quarterly basis, so check the schedule online.

2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 14 STATION MEMBERS

HPR members are the extraordinary individuals, families, organizations and businesses whose annual contributions make possible the station’s work in our community. Space prevents us from listing all 13,200 of our current membership, but we are proud to introduce here the Cornerstone Society, station friends who give $1,000 or more annually to support station programming and operations. We invite you to join this special group whose contributions are helping to ensure the quality and vitality of HPR’s work. Gifts listed below were received between January and December 2016.

HPR CORNERSTONE SOCIETY

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Marcie & Kevin Herring John Henry Felix Patricia Posadas John Seely Brown & Susan E. Haviland ($20,000+) Howard Higa Barbara Fischlowitz-Leong & Michael Mr. Charles B. Salmon, Jr. Nicole & Charles Buckingham Dr. Kate Bell & Dr. Tom Blackburn HMAA Leong Ms. Sheryl B. Seaman Richard & Lynne Buckley HI Pac Area Combined Federal HMSA Foodland Give Aloha & Western Mr. & Mrs. Roy Sonomura Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Burke Campaign Mr. & Mrs. Randall Jaycox Union Foundation George St. John Ms. Georgine Busch Law Offices of Ian L. Mattoch Ms. Billie C. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. James W. Growney Donald Swanson & Barbara White Business Insurance Services Inc. Dorien McClellan William L. Rand Hawai‘i Pacific Health - Kapi‘olani Perry & Joan White Roberta W. Cable Joe & Teresa Moore Mr. Kenneth S. Robbins Medical Center for Women & Dr. Ruth M. Wilson Madeline Callahan Maxine & Stuart Robson Children Julia C. Wo Richard Cameron EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Joseph Rothstein & Ann Yoklavich Jim Hayes Ms. Valerie Yee Dirk & Charleen Campbell ($10,000-$19,999) Brian Soma Mr. Peter S. Ho Dr. Michael Caps Friend of HPR (1 donor who prefers Dawn Suyenaga & Alec Dinsmore Margaret Hopper PRODUCER ($1,000-$2,499) Carolyn Carley to remain anonymous) Mrs. Laura L. Thompson Lynne Johnson & Randolph Moore Friend of HPR (12) Mrs. Carol Case Mr. & Mrs. C. Pardee Erdman, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. William F. Vogt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Kellett AARP Hawaii Rosemary Casey First Insurance Co of Hawaii Ms. Marilyn Zilber Belinda J. Kiley AOAO Kapiolani Bel-Aire Gov. & Mrs. Ben Cayetano Ms. Sandra P. Fricke James K. Kiley Mr. Bob Acree Ms. Janice A. Chadwick Dr. Tyrie Jenkins & George Norcross EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Juli M. Kimura Walters John Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chadwick Dr. Thomas S. Kosasa ($2,500-$4,999) Michael Kliks & Dolores Brockman Patti Almirez Candace Chan Chuck, Zana, Tui and Tina Mitsui American Savings Bank Beth Ann Kozlovich Julia Alos Mr. Clifford B. Chang Mr. & Mrs. David Pellegrin Bank of Hawaii Lakeside Industries Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing Hui-i Chen Dr. & Mrs. Richard Smerz Roger Beck & Eric Anderson Jodi A. Lam & Timothy Takaezu Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Ayabe Won-Yee Cheng Howard & Jana Wolff The Benevity Community Impact Jack & Nancy Lockwood Pauline L. Bailey Chauncey & Theodora Ching Fund Dean Maeva Jeremy & Michelle Baldwin Emeline Y. Ching DIRECTOR ($5,000-$9,999) Ian Capps & Jeannette Johnson Colbert & Gail Matsumoto Ms. Pat Barron Clay Chapman Iwamura Pulice Nervell Friend of HPR (2) Kenji Carroll Capt. & Mrs. Jim McCoy Marcus Bass Jonathan Choe Darlene Abt Dr. & Mrs. John Casken Bruce McEwan & Lillian Cunningham Bays Lung Rose & Holma Dr. & Mrs. Marc Coel Dr. & Mrs. Alan Britten Chamber Music Hawaii Mr. Jan R. Medusky Ruth Belden Schuyler & Marilyn Cole Business Solution Technologies Roberta & Newton Chu Mr. & Mrs. Peter Merriman Ms. Barbara Bell Mary Ann Collignon Mr. & Mrs. David Chevalier Rick & Terry Clifton Gail S. Miyashiro Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Belsom Adam Companion Randy Ching Paul D. Cool & Betty J. Wood James & Lauren Moriarty Debbie Berger Bill Comstock Floyd & Doris Christenson Ron & Myrna Cooper Caroline H. Neal Paul & Rachel Bernstein Neal Conan & Gretel Erlich Carol & Clive Davies Mrs. Carol J. Coops Deane Neubauer & Keiko Sakuma- Alison & Eesha Bhattacharyya Prof. & Mrs. John W. Conner Peter G. Drewliner Jim Cremins Neubauer Terance & Jan Bigalke Don Conover Mr. Binkley Fidge Robert Creps & Debra Pfaltzgraff Pam Omidyar Ms. Jennifer L. Bohlin Ian & Janet Cooke Robert & Jacqueline Gaensslen Marilyn Cristofori Pacific Basin Communications Marlene Booth & Avi Soifer Ms. Bonnie L. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Gainsley Mr. & Mrs. R. Dougal Crowe James & Marilyn Pappas Dr. Ross Botev & Adriana Boteva Patricia & Chris Cooper Mr. Richard W. Gushman, II José A. Fajardo Mrs. Bonnie Lisa Pestana Roy A. Brennen Thomas Coulson

1 5 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO The Hon. Virginia L. Crandall Kenneth & Katharine Hafner Kessner Umebayashi Bain & Ms. Sara McCay Trevor Rodrigues Nancee & Eric Crispin Sandy Hagstrom Matsunaga Dr. David B. McEwan Ms. Donna A. Rolens Mrs. Katherine A. Crosier Dr. Hwei-Shien L. Hahn Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kildow Jean McIntosh Charles & Jennifer Rose Pamela & John Dalrymple Iris C. Hallaran Mr. Thomas D. King, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Melish John Ross Mr. H. Dwight Damon Linda Hansen & Bruce Kau Kleintop & Luria LLP Mr. & Mrs. Howard T. Merl Ms. Adele Rugg Bill Darrah George & Evelyn Hao Mr. Michael Klimenko Richard & Judith Michaels Dr. Robert Ruggieri Davis Levin Livingston Mrs. Elizabeth L. Harrison Wiley W. Knight Dr. John Mickey & Dr. Enid Rayner Mr. Steven Sakai Stefanie Delmont Law Offices of Brook Hart Dr. Rodger Kollmorgen Dr. Charles F. Miller Dorcie Sakuma Dr. & Mrs. Peter Denman Dr. & Mrs. William A. Hartman Dr. Laurence N. Kolonel Janet Miller Cornelia Sandborn Jeanne B. Denton-Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Jay Hartwell John & Kalowena Komeiji Mr. & Mrs. Paul Misura Joao Santos Celia B. Diamond Ms. Connie Hastert John Koon Ms. Jean Miyashiro Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Sato Jeffrey Dinsmore Ms. Barbara Hastings Isaac Kosasa Jody Moore & Paul Moore Maureen Schaeffer & Alan Price Christopher Dix Hawaii Information Consortium Steven Kramer Paul & Barbara Morgan Mrs. Barbara Schatz Bill Dorman & Noriko Namiki Hawaiian Eye Center Mitch Kysar Construction Ms. Marcia Morse Dr. Niklas & Sharon Schneider Stephen Dorman Junie Hayashi & Regan Yamamoto Ms. Evelyn B. Lance Mr. Eric Moto Ms. Jane E. Schoonmaker Dr. Michael Duick Dr. & Mrs. Hugh Hazenfield Mary Langford Leslie M. Mullens James Seatris & Diane Watabayashi David Dunham Mrs. Nery Heenan Robert D. Lanser, Jr. Paul T. Murakami Dr. Cecile Sebastian, D.D.S. Peter Durst Mr. Larry S. Heim, Jr. Ms. Abigail S. Laros Mr. Johnnie Murphy & Ms. Susan Mr. & Mrs. Tom Sewell Ms. Carolyn A. Eaton Mr. Rick A. Heltzel Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Laskey Brown Jane E. Sherwood & Robert Masuda Kaeti Ecker Mahilani Hiatt Sheree Latif J.N. & Linda Musto Mr. Daniel T. Shiu Dr. Roger Ede James P. Hogan Leavitt Yamane & Soldner Ms. Joan Y. Namkoong Lenora Shiu Monte Elias Jana Holden Carol M. Lee Puakea Nogelmeier Janice & Steve Shoultz Debbie & Robi Elnekave Lea Hong Mr. & Mrs. David B. Lee Mr. Andrew T. Nomura Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. Siegmund Envision Network Solutions Honolulu Magazine Mary Lou Lee Gary & Barbara North Dr. Arleene Skillman David B. Erdman Patrick & Margret Hoy Mathew Lee Mr. William F. Norwood Kalani Sloat Dr. Lawrence Eron & Dr. Donna Dr. Michelle Hryniuk Dr. & Mrs. Worldster Lee Mr. & Mrs. Rolando Oasay Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Smith Cheng Ms. Yvonne W. Hsieh Joyce Lee-Ibarra Mr. David Oifer & Ms. Linda J. Clifford W. Smith Denise & David Falls Mr. & Mrs. Gilman K. M. Hu Janet Lew Zarchin Ms. Ruth A. Smith Janet (Jennie) Farley Deborah Hyde Kathleen Lin-Hurtubise Phillip B. Olsen Sarah Smith David & Loren Farmer Robb & Elodie Imonen Ms. Sidne J. Long Olson Trust Janet Snyder Ms. Rosemary T. Fazio Mrs. Julia Ing Linda Love Dr. Carlos A. Omphroy Carol Ann & Mark Solien John & Kim Fenton Ms. Janell Israel Ms. Brenda R. Lowrey John Otte Bronwen & C. Garrett Solyom Mr. Scott Ferguson & Ms. Joyce Gary James Dr. & Mrs. Gordon K. Lowry, Jr. Ms. Kimi Y. Oyama Dr. Lorraine Sonoda-Fogel Miller Brenda Jensen & Erik Burian Donna Lum & Larry Abbott Cynthia & Robert Pacheco Ms. Mary Spadaro Jane & Paul Field Thanhlan Thi Jeter Mrs. Florence E. Lum Sue Palumbo Mrs. Kathleen M. Spalding Elizabeth Fischer Dr. Kevin Johnson & Dr. Laura Kong Mrs. Mette W. Lyons Law Offices of Wayne Parsons Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Spallino Col. Ralph E. Fisher, USAF(Ret) Ms. Lee Alden Johnson Mrs. Mary Anne Magnier Dr. John H. Payne, Jr Dr. & Mrs. John S. Spangler Dr. Judith FitzGerald Ms. Patricia Johnson Natalie Mahoney Perigon Wealth Management Bruce & Genevieve Spear Alice Folkart Chuck Jones Nancy Makowski Ms. Ann M. Peters Ms. Mary Spears Leighann Frattarelli Kaiser Permanente Annie Malama Giselle Peterson & Jay Schneeberger Cdr. Timothy J. Sprowls, USN (Ret) L. Richard & Susie Fried Walter Kam Mr. Derrick Malama Jack Pettit Dr. Kate Stanitski Ms. Jill Friedman Neal Kanda Mr. Brian J. Malecek Ms. Regina R. Pfeiffer Stein Family Fund Karin Frost Micah & Joelle Kane Dr. Jacqueline R. Maly Jeanette Phillips Keith & Polly Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Fryer Charles Karnella Mr. Paul R. Mancini Mr. & Mrs. Duane Preble Dr & Mrs Frank E. Stockdale Geoff & Lena Galbraith Harry & Patti Kasanow Mancini, Welch & Geiger LLP Ms. Lily N. Prentiss Mr. Warren Stone & Mrs. Karen Dyas Steve & Carol Galper Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Z. Katekaru Regina Mangieri & Doug Ewalt ProService Hawaii Mr. Gerald A. Sumida Julia Goettsch Michael & Gail Kawaharada Steve Marquis Dr. Lee Putnam Judy C. Swanson Jodi Goh Kawaihae Malie Dr. Chris Martin Lemoine & Foster Radford Tachyon Group, LLC Rose Marie Gooding Ms. Ellen Kazama & Mr. Ira Kazama Thomas Martin & Sharon Cornish- Mr. Randy Rarick Dr. Curtis & Janice Takemoto-Gentile Lee Anne & Joe Gorman Rupert Kealoha Martin Greg Ravizza & Kathleen Ruttenberg Diane Tamane Dr. Mark Grattan & Dr. Elizabeth Tam Matthew & Anne Keir Gertraud Maskarinec Marilyn A. Requena Robert K. Tanaka & April F. Leong Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Haas Patty Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Milton McAngus Michelle Reynolds Janis Tanimoto David Hafermann Scott McCaffrey & Deborah Luckett Ms. Shaunagh Robbins Michael Tarring

2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 16 Gifts from the Station Members Continued

Dr. Craig Thomas & Ms. Susan Scott Ulupono Initiative Sueann B Wargo Keith Wolter Ms. Nola Yee Pauline V. Thomson University Health Alliance John S. Washburn Dr. & Mrs. William W. Won Sharon Yokote Marc C. Tilker Joseph Uno & Aloma Wang Paul Weaver Linda Y. Wong Mr. Ronald Yokoyama Mr. Michael Titterton Dake Vahovich Mr. Paul Weidig Woodson K. Woods Ms. Marlene Q. Young Carey Tomasa John Wade Dr. & Mrs. Roger A. Weiss Dr. Barbara E. Workman Paula Young Dr. Christopher Tortora & Victoria Waimea Instant Printing Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Weldon, Jr. Veronica Gail Worth Ahmad & Penelope Yu Shiroma Walk the Talk Fund Arne & Ruth Werchick Mr. & Mrs. George M. Wyman Dr. Greg Yuen & Ruth Chang Van Tran Dunkin Walker Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. White Dr. Donna K. Yamada Kenneth L. Zeri & Dr. Laurel A. Zeri Mr. Charles Treuhold Melinda Walker Mr. & Mrs. Gaylord Wilcox Mr. Alan T. Yamamoto Mrs. Wanda W. Tse Jeff & Claudia Wallace Mr. Gary L. Wild Sally & Carl Yanagawa Dr. Lawrence Tseu Dr. Alex B. Walter Capt. & Mrs. David G. Wilson Bobby Lou Schneider Yeackel & Stan Tropical Music Carolyn Walther Mr. & Mrs Swain L. Wilson Yeackel Peter Uehara John & Anthea Wang Sue A. Wilson Tabor Mr. Carl Yee & Ms. Mary Beth Wong

HPR also salutes its honor roll of Legacy Society members. Making a planned gift to the HPR Endowment is a wonderful way to show your support and appreciation for the station and its mission while helping you achieve your personal, financial, estate-planning, and philanthropic goals.

HPR LEGACY SOCIETY

Friends of HPR (13 donors who prefer Carol & Clive Davies Daniel & Jane Katayama Phillip B. Olsen & Gail Hudson Ms. Elizabeth A. Tajima to remain anonymous) Ms. Carolyn Davis Carolyn Kimball William & Jan Olson Eileen Tamura & Dave Raney Estate of Mrs. Harriet D. Baldwin John Henry Felix Juli M. Kimura Walters Estate of Ms. Anita Ouverson Estate of Mr. Robert B. Thomas Estate of Mrs. Ruth S. Ballard Estate of Shirley N. Ferreira Estate of Eugene Kincaid & Mitsugi Ms. Ann M. Peters Estate of Ms. Angeline A. Walther Estate of Ms. Nancy M. Bannick Alice Folkart Murakami Marilyn A. Requena Estate of Karen S. Watanabe Mr. Robert Berssenbrugge Mr. Steve Frank Estate of Barry LeFevre Mr. Samuel E. Rhoads Estate of Walter Victor Weber, Jr. Dr. Roger Brault & Dr. Felice Brault Ms. Sandra P. Fricke Estate of Mrs. Lois Luehring Ms. Marie Riley Monique & Gary Weisman Dr. Joan E. Canfield & William Mr. Ray Galas Mr. Franklin T. Luke Maxine Robson Endowment Fund Ms. Sim Wenner Kramer Kent Ghirard Estate of Katherine B. Marcelius Shawn Rose & Taj Carbrey Perry & Joan White Celia & Lloyd Canty Arien B. Grabbe Mr. Richard S. Morris Joseph Rothstein & Ann Yoklavich Mr. George Willoughby Mr. Scott Carter Estate of Mrs. Luvia T. Gregg Mrs. Gloria Munson Estate of Gordon Thomas Salter Mr. Scott Wilson & Ms. Christine Yano Rick & Terry Clifton Estate of Liselotte S. Grieshaber Estate of Keiji Murakami Estate of Patricia Sands Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wilson Ms. Lee G. Cone & Mr. Michael Cone Estate of Mrs. Freddie Harby Mr. Ogden K. Myers, Jr. Paul Schwind & Mollie W.M. Chang Mr. Louis Peter Xigogianis Mrs. Carol J. Coops Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Hildreth Estate of Judith R. Neale Estate of Mrs. Mary M. Shaw Mrs. Maureen Yano Mr. & Mrs. R. Dougal Crowe Anna R. Horne Dr. Norma Nichols Estate of Ms. Barbara J. Steffee Mr. Carl Yee & Ms. Mary Beth Wong Michael W. Dabney Estate of Henry K Iwasa Marilyn Nicholson Nathan Sult & Beth Tarter Myrna Zezza

For information on joining HPR’s Cornerstone Society or including TOP RANKING FOR HPR’S FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY HPR in your will or trust, contact In 2016, Hawai‘i Public Radio was awarded its fifth consecutive 4-star rating from Gene Evans, Major Gifts Manager, Charity Navigator. Only 6% of the charities evaluated by this leading independent [email protected], or Valerie Yee, Vice President & charity evaluator have received a similar number of consecutive designations. The Asst. General Manager, vyee@ rating demonstrates that HPR executes its mission in a financially efficient way and hawaiipublicradio.org, or call is committed to accountability and transparency. See more at bit.ly/hpr4stars. (808) 955-8821.

1 7 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO Program Underwriters, Foundations

HPR is truly locally managed and locally funded, a critical function of our independence. Aside from the individuals who contribute to HPR’s operating funds, the single outstanding group of HPR supporters are the program underwriters and foundations who support the programming not only with financial generosity but choose to affiliate their names with the public radio community. Together, the members, underwriters and foundations make up 94% of HPR’s support, and we are very grateful to every one of them.

AARP Hawaii Caswell Orthodontics, Dr. Kimi S. Hawai`i Book & Music Festival Janell A. Israel & Associates Monkeypod by Merriman Achieve3000 Caswell Hawaii Business Magazine Jason Michael Paul Entertainment Dr. Peter Mouginis-Mark, SOEST/ ABC Stores Central Pacific Bank Hawaii Dermatology & Plastic Jenkins Eye Care, Dr. Tyrie Jenkins UH Mānoa Ala Moana Center CFA Society Hawaii Surgery Centers Kahilu Theatre Mountain Apple Company Ala Moana Hotel Chamber Music Hawaii Hawaii Energy Kaiser Permanente Mozart Music House All Island Surgical Chaminade University Hawaii Forest Industry Association Kamuela Philharmonic Orchestra National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii Aloha Data Services Chef Mavro Hawaii Forest & Trail Society Nextera Energy Hawaii Aloha International Piano Festival Chelsea Group Hawaii Life Kani Ka Pila Grille, Outrigger Reef on Nico's Pier 38 Aloha Nui Family Practice Choir of the Lutheran Church Hawaii Opera Theatre the Beach Nohea Gallery ALTRES Staffing Chuck Deleonardis presents Hawaii Pacific Dental Group, Dr. Kapi`olani Medical Center for Women Choral Society Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing City of Hope Rohinton "Ron" Patel, DMD & Children Oceanside Hawai`i Assisted Living American Savings Bank Cohn Restaurant Group Hawai`i Pacific Health Kelley O'Neil's and Memory Care Anna O'Brien's Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Center Hawai`i Pacific University The Kohala Center Dr. Carlos Omphroy Arms of Aloha of Hawai‘i Hawai`i People's Fund Kona Stories O'Toole's Irish Pub Azure The Cole Academy Hawai`i Performing Arts Festival Kumu Kahua Theatre The Outlets of Maui Azure Wealth Advisors Compassion & Choices Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki and Lazar Bear Productions Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort Ballet Hawaii Confucius Institute at University of Golf Club Legacy of Life Hawai`i Pacific Buddhist Academy Bamboo Restaurant Hawai`i Manoa Hawaii Seniors' Fair - The Good Life Dr. Dwight Lin Pacific Vision Institute of Hawaii BAMP Project & The Republik Damon Key Leong Kupchak Hastert Expo Living Breath LLC PA`I Foundation Bank of Hawaii Dawson Technical, LLC Hawai`i Symphony Orchestra Locations Paiko Bavarian Motor Experts Diamond Head Theatre Hawaii Technology Academy Lutheran Church of Honolulu Pali Momi Medical Center Beachhouse at the Moana Early Music Hawaii Hawaii Theatre Magnolia Pictures Palm Records Beach Tree Restaurant, Four Seasons Emporium Presents Hawaiian Airlines Mancini Welch & Geiger PBS Hawaii Hualalai Evergreen by Debra Hawaiian Electric Industries Mānoa Senior Care Piano Planet Evan Belaga, CFP 53 By the Sea Hawaiian Lenses Manoa Valley Theatre Pineapple Grill BIA-Hawaii Farmlovers Markets Hawaiian Mission Houses Mason Architects Pineapple Tweed Bishop Museum FIM Group Hawaiian Native Corporation Matson, Inc. The Plantation House Restaurant Blees Piano Service Ferraro Choi Healthways Maui Arts & Cultural Center Prince Resorts Hawaii Blue Hawaiian Helicopters First Hawaiian Bank HEMIC Maui Chamber Orchestra ProService Hawaii Blue Note Hawaii First Insurance Company of Hawaii Highway Inn Maui Classical Music Festival The Queen's Health Systems Blue Zones Project Foodland Super Market Ltd. Honolulu Chamber Music Series Maui Land & Pineapple The Rice Partnership Board of Water Supply Foodscapes Hawaii Maui Nō Ka `Oi Magazine The Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Bowman Termite & Pest Management Four Seasons Resort, Hualalai Honolulu Habitat for Humanity Maui Ocean Center Collection Resort LLC The Friends of St. Patrick of Hawaii HONOLULU Magazine Maui Pops Orchestra Ruby Tuesday Hawaii BoxLunch Friends of Waikiki Aquarium Honolulu Pen Women Mauna Kea Resort Sacred Hearts Academy Brio Ice Cream Gabby Pahinui Waimānalo Kanikapila Honolulu Waldorf School Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows, David Sedaris Bronster Fujichaku Robbins Garden Island Arts Council Howard Hughes Corporation / Ward Mauna Lani Resort Will Shortz Buffalo Music Gourmet Events Hawaii Village Catherine McElwee simplicityHR by ALTRES Busch Consulting Hana Hou! HPM Building Supply Merriman's Restaurants The St. Andrew's Schools The Cab Hastings & Pleadwell, A The Irish Rose Saloon Mid-Pacific Institute Sherri Stam Care Homes by Hale Makua Communication Company Island Insurance Co., Ltd. Moana Surfrider Hotel Smithonian Institute

2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 18 Program Underwriters, Foundations Continued

Staffing by GEH HPR LOCAL Hawai`i Symphony Orchestra Dolores Furtaro Martin Foundation Starwood Hotels & Resorts Hawaii FUND Hawaii Youth Symphony Lloyd Moore Foundation Still & Moving Center Busch Consulting Hilo Hawaiian Hotel Matson Foundation Straub Clinic & Hospital Gourmet Events Hawaii The Sidney E. Frank Foundation McInerny Foundation T-Rx Entertainment Hastings & Pleadwell, A O.L. Moore Foundation TeamPraxis by Athenahealth Communication Company THE BENEVOLENT MIND Dr. & Mrs. L.Q. Pang Foundation Tom Moffatt Production Hawai‘i Pacific University Hawai‘i Community Foundation Patterson Family Foundation Tori Richard Kaiser Permanente Louis & Flori Petri Foundation `ULU Ocean Grill & Sushi Lounge, Nohea Gallery JAZZ CALENDAR Pikake Foundation Four Seasons Hualalai Sacred Hearts Academy The Cab Shafer Philanthropic Family Fund Ulupono Initiative Straub Clinic & Hospital Shidler Family Foundation University of Hawai`i at Mānoa, The St. Andrew's Schools FOUNDATIONS & TRUSTS Sidney Stern Memorial Trust College of Languages, Linguistics Ulupono Initiative ABC Stores TWANDA Foundation & Literature Urgent Care Hawai‘i Armstrong Foundation Weissman Family Foundation University of Hawai`i at Mānoa - Whole Foods Market Hawai‘i Atherton Family Foundation Whale Trust Maui Kennedy Theatre Evalyn Bauer Foundation G.N. Wilcox Trust University of Hawai`i Outreach HPR COMMUNITY CALENDAR Bendon Family Foundation Inc. James and Sally Zukerkorn College Shidler Family Foundation (since Cades Foundation Foundation University of Hawai`i Professional 2006) Caregiver Foundation Assembly Hung Wo & Elizabeth Ching Urgent Care Hawaii HAWAI‘I SYMPHONY Foundation Veterinary Emergency and Referral ORCHESTRA Foodland Give Aloha and Western Center of Hawaii BROADCASTS Union Foundation Vivial Mid-Pacific Institute (since 2012) John R Halligan Charitable Fund Waikīkī Aquarium HARQUA Foundation Jeff White, Certified Financial Planner ATHERTON CONCERT SERIES Hawai`i Community Foundation Whole Foods Market Hawai`i Bonnie Rice and The Rice Partnership Ifuku Family Foundation Wilcox Health Marianne Steflik Irish Fund William S. Richardson School of Law, FROM THE TOP Island Insurance Foundation University of Hawai`i Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra Johnson ‘Ohana Charitable Zocalo Public Square First Insurance Company, Ltd. Foundation Grand Naniloa Hotel Mareli Foundation

For further information about becoming a program sponsor and placing your message on the air, please contact Cat Gelman, Corporate Relations Director, at (808) 955-8821 or [email protected].

1 9 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO Hawai‘i Public Radio Staff Board of Directors

SENIOR MANAGEMENT Bill Dorman, News & Talk Director Cat Gelman, Corporate Relations Director Buffy Cushman-Patz José A. Fajardo, President & General Manager Rosemary T. Fazio Charles Husson, Operations Director Frank Haas Phyllis S.K. Look, Director of Marketing Barbara A. Hastings, Secretary Gene Schiller, Music Director Marcie Uehara Herring Bernadette K. J. Shimono, Vice President Finance & Controller Howard Higa, Treasurer Valerie Yee, Vice President & Assistant General Manager Dr. Tyrie Jenkins, Chair Anne Swayne Paul R. Mancini MEMBERSHIP SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENT Adriana Boteva, Listener Services Manager Jan R. Medusky Sarah Bauer, Sustaining Member Coordinator Deane Neubauer Gene Evans, Major Gifts Manager Barry Rivers Chloe Hartwell, Listener Events Coordinator Kenneth S. Robbins, Vice Chair Stephanie Larman, Membership Assistant Dawn Suyenaga Dr. Bill Wiecking Alan T. Yamamoto UNDERWRITING Chikako Epure, Underwriting Assistant Carl J. Yee Donna Lum, Underwriting Assistant Carol J. Yotsuda José A. Fajardo, President & General Manager NEWS/TALK (HOSTS LISTED WITH PROGRAMS) Ryan Finnerty, Production Assistant, The Conversation Casey Harlow, Associate Producer/Digital Content Beth-Ann Kozlovich, Executive Producer, Talk Shows Russell Subiono, Production Assistant, The Conversation Noe Tanigawa, Arts & Culture Reporter Lillian Tsang, Producer, The Conversation Nick Yee, Assistant Producer/Digital Content Wayne Yoshioka, Political Reporter

ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS Robert Carlile, Board Operator Michael Chauvin, Board Operator David Chong, Board Operator Ray Cruz, Assistant Operations Director Thomas Hamasaki, Board Operator Kevin Hashiro, Board Operator David Herman, Board Operator Jeff Long, Board Operator Don Mussell, Broadcast Engineer Maggie Ryan, Administrative Assistant King-Jenn Sun, Accounting Assistant Jason Taglianetti, Multi-Media Production Manager David Teraoka, Board Operator

2017-18 PROGRAM GUIDE 20 Coverage Map

HPR-1: 89.9 KIPL & KIPL-FM HPR-2: 101.7 K269GD

HPR-1: 88.1 KHPR HPR-1: 88.5 K203EL HPR-2: 89.3 KIPO HPR-2: 100.7 K264BL (EAST O‘AHU) KAUA‘I HPR-1: 90.7 KKUA HPR-2: 89.7 KIPM MOLOKA‘I

O‘AHU MAUI

HPR-1: 88.1 KHPR HPR-2: 89.3 KIPO HPR-2: 88.3 KIPH LĀNA‘I

HPR-1: 94.9 K249CN HPR-2: 104.3 K282BO

We've got you H AWA I ‘I HPR-1: 88.7 KHPH, HPR-1: 89.1 KANO covered. 95.7 K239BV HPR-2: 91.3 KAHU

Mahalo to our members and underwriters, whose generous support these last 35 years has made it possible for us to cross oceans and leap over mountains to bring you timely news and information, and timeless music and entertainment. We are HPR.

2 1 HAWAI‘ I PUBLIC RADIO ways to listen

KHPR 88.1 KIPO 89.3 Honolulu (O‘ahu and Kaua‘i) Honolulu (O‘ahu and Kaua‘i)

K203EL 88.5 K264BL 100.7 (serving parts of East O‘ahu) (serving parts of East O‘ahu)

KIPL and KIPL-FM 89.9 K269GD 101.7 Kaua‘i Kaua‘i

KKUA 90.7 KIPM 89.7 Wailuku (Maui) heard on Maui, Waikapū (Maui) heard on Maui, Moloka‘i, Moloka‘i, Lāna‘i & West Hawai‘i Lāna‘i & West Hawai‘i

KANO 89.1 KIPH 88.3 Hilo (Hawai‘i Island) Hana (Maui) also heard in West Hawai‘i

KHPH 88.7 KAHU 91.3 Kailua-Kona (Hawai‘i Island) Pāhala (Hawai‘i Island)

K249CN 94.9 K282BO 104.3 Waimea (Hawai‘i Island) Waimea (Hawai‘i Island)

K239BV 95.7 West Hawai‘i

Live stream HPR-1 and HPR-2 on hawaiipublicradio.org Cable broadcasts from Oceanic Time Warner on Channels 864 (HPR-1) and 865 (HPR-2) Hawaiian Telcom TV digital channels 661 (HPR-1) and 662 (HPR-2)

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