Hawaii
47 stories you can hear on the road. Each dot is one of them.
Across the state
- Annexation, Territory, and the Long Road to Statehood
- Captain Cook and the Day the Islands Changed
- King Kalakaua and the Hawaiian Renaissance
- Sugar, Pineapple, and the People Who Were Brought
- The Canoe Finders, Polynesian Settlement of Hawaii
- The Great Mahele and the Land That Was Given Away
- The Kapu System and the World It Organized
- The Living Land, Volcanoes and How Hawaii Is Made
- The Missionaries and the Making of Modern Hawaii
- The Overthrow, How a Kingdom Was Ended
- What Sovereignty Means Now
- World War Two and the Islands Under Martial Law
Along the way
- Captain Cook Monument
- Captain Cook Statue, Waimea
- Captain George Vancouver Monument
- Church Row, Kalahikiola
- Daniel Inouye and the 442nd
- Duke Kahanamoku and the Gift of Surfing
- Father Damien and Kalaupapa
- Haleakala at Sunrise
- Hawaii Statehood and the Vote That Did Not Ask the Right Question
- Hawaiian Sovereignty: The Question 1993 Did Not Settle
- Japanese Immigration to Hawaii
- Kamehameha the Fifth: Last of the Name
- Kamehameha's Unification and the Eighty-Three-Year Kingdom
- Kilauea and Pele
- King David Kalakaua and the Hula Revival
- King Kamehameha Statue, Hilo
- Lahaina as Kingdom Capital
- Lekeleke Burial Grounds
- Mauna Kea and the Thirty-Eight Kupuna
- Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941
- Punchbowl: The Cemetery Inside the Volcano
- Queen Liliuokalani and the Day the Kingdom Ended
- The 1946 Sugar Strike
- The Ahupua'a: How Hawaii Managed Water
- The Apology Resolution, 1993
- The Hawaiian Language and the Punana Leo Schools
- The Hokule'a's First Voyage
- The Hokule'a's Worldwide Voyage
- The Kuleana Act and the Disappearance of Native Hawaiian Land
- The Kumulipo: A Creation Chant Translated in Prison
- The Lahaina Fire, August 8, 2023
- The Man Who Made This Garden
- The Niihau Incident
- The North Shore and the Pipeline
- The USS Arizona Bell