Kimmy Wada and Celeste Scruggs, both mothers who work as hospital nurses, reveal their thoughts on the current coronavirus crisis, concerns over our government reopening and the recent spikes in states across the nation and increase in community clusters here in Hawaii.
A long-time friend of the ‘Muthaship’ crew, Tiki Suan stops by to talk about her experiences with fertility cryo services, artificial insemination and becoming a same-sex mom in Hawaii.
Steph, Brooke and Noli open the show with a rendition of his song ‘Good Morning,’ then reflect on the life and legacy of Hawaiian music icon Willie K., who died this week after a two-year battle with cancer.
Moms everywhere are shining amid a global coronavirus pandemic. In this special Mother’s Day episode of ‘Muthaship’ we introduce you to Steph’s mom, Mama Lum, for some guidance and inspiration.
Legendary local musician Robi Kahakalau drops by to talk about her love for music, her experiences growing up as a child in Europe, and her favorite local artists.
Hu Honua, which is changing its name to Honua Ola Bioenergy, said its plant in Pepeekeo has taken a dozen years to build at a cost of about $350 million dollars.
Multiple Oahu public schools were told on Thursday that they will not be able to start any extracurricular activities — including sports — until at least August 18th.
A newly-obtained email written by the state’s health director includes a list of strict testing standards he says need to be in place in order to reopen tourism.
Officials said Hawaii is well-equipped to meet its current demand of about 1,200 tests a day and could as much as double that number. In-state tests, however, are reserved for “priority” cases.
