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Louis “Moon” Kauakahi PROGRAM GUIDE | JUNE 2020 | VOL. 39 NO. 6 LOUIS “MOON” KAUAKAHI The former Mākaha Sons band member always backed up his music career with a day job – Page 3 CEO MESSAGE STATEWIDE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chair Leslie Wilcox A Slimmed-Down Joanne Lo Grimes PBS Hawai‘i President and CEO Vice Chair Program Guide Bettina Mehnert Secretary You may notice that this monthly young children to our online PBS Joy Miura Koerte program guide is skinnier than it was KIDS 24/7 channel, which is aligned last month, as if it went on a crash with fun, educational video games. Treasurer Kent Tsukamoto diet. There was indeed a crash of sorts, one that all of us are dealing Folks have been phoning or Muriel Anderson with in one way or another: the writing with kind sentiments Susan Bendon economic fall-out from COVID-19. including: “You’re a lifesaver for Jodi Endo Chai helping me educate my child at James E. 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But please here’s wishing you aloha nui as you Kūha‘o Zane note that we’re devoting the same press through this challenging time MANAGEMENT number of pages as before to and grow even stronger in adversity. program highlights. Also, we’ll keep President and CEO delivering our free weekly Hawai‘i is hurting, but we still Leslie Wilcox e-newsletter with more detailed encourage, uplift and help each Senior Vice President/CFO programming information. Sign up other. We are not defined or Karen Yamamoto for it at https://www.pbshawaii.org/ diminished by our circumstances. Vice President, Content newsletter-signup/ Chuck Parker Masking my face but not my aloha! Vice President, Advancement And most importantly, we Christina Sumida continue to bring you the same quality programming. Vice President, Communications Jody Shiroma Many viewers are appreciating this Director, Learning Initiatives as they shelter at home, watching Robert Pennybacker more PBS Hawai‘i offerings than Chief Engineer usual. We’ve especially heard from John Nakahira viewers of our weekly live forums on Insights on PBS Hawai‘i: COVID-19 in PROGRAM GUIDE Hawai‘i, and HIKI NŌ featuring Editor and Chief Programmer Student Reflections from home; John Kovacich from Passport viewers, accessing both new and archival PBS shows; and from parents introducing their 2 An excerpt from an O‘ahu viewer’s note LOUIS “MOON” KAUAKAHI Tuesday, June 30 at 7:30 pm The Mākaha Sons of Ni‘ihau The late Israel “Iz” Kamakawiwo‘ole Kauakahi maintained a day job released nearly two-dozen music is perhaps the most recognized during the four decades he was albums, reconfigured their band former member of the band. Iz’s with the band, and now works member lineup multiple times, brother Skippy, Sam Gray, Sonny for the Lili‘uokalani Trust as a and endured a string of personal Lim, Melvin Amina, Abraham youth development specialist in tragedies. Through most of the Nahulu, and brothers Jerome and the Wai‘anae area. “I retired band’s history, Louis “Moon” John Koko were also in the band twice, but I work hard now even Kauakahi was its backbone. through the years. Iz and Skippy after two retirements,” he says both died during the course of the with a laugh. “A lot of times, Kauakahi played a vital band’s history, along with friends would ask me, ‘Can you role with the Mākaha Sons as Kauakahi’s in-laws, sister-in-law and perform with us?’ I’d say, ‘Sure.’ business manager, composer wife. “How do you get beyond the ‘Can you do it, like, every week?’ and guitarist, from the band’s hurt?” he asks. “Each person is very I went, ‘Uh, then I wouldn’t be in beginnings in 1976 until his unique in that sense. I kept doing retirement, would I?’” retirement in 2014. something. In my doing numerous things, I managed to decompress.” Born and raised in Nānākuli on O‘ahu’s Leeward Coast, Kauakahi discovered his lifelong passion for music at Nānāikapono Elementary School, where he put together his first music arrangement in the sixth grade. His nickname is a tribute to Peter Moon, the late ‘ukulele and slack-key master. “I tried to do everything that Peter Moon did,” Kauakahi says. The Mākaha Sons perform on NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN HAWAIIAN SONG in 2004. From left: John Koko, Jerome “Boogie” Koko, Louis “Moon” Kauakahi 3 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY 1 2 7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH HAWAIIAN SONG At Halekulani’s LESLIE WILCOX House Without A Key Jordan and Aaron Kandell 8:00 CHUCK BERRY: BROWN-EYED 8:00 LINDA RONSTADT: HANDSOME MAN LIVE IN HOLLYWOOD 9:30 GREAT PERFORMANCES 9:30 SESAME STREET: 50 YEARS AND Andrea Bocelli @ 60 STILL SUNNY! 11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 7 8 9 7:00 WHAT THE DURRELLS DID NEXT: 7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN 7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH A MASTERPIECE SPECIAL HAWAIIAN SONG Ahumanu LESLIE WILCOX Ed Greevy 8:30 8 DAYS: TO THE MOON 8:00 ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK 8:00 RICK STEVES EUROPEAN AND BACK IN HAWAI‘I FESTIVALS 10:30 IN THIS TOGETHER: A PBS 9:30 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND: 9:30 HENRY LOUIS GATES JR. 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