Honoka‘a

Home is Here takes us to the town of Honokaʻa on the Hāmākua Coast of Hawaiʻi Island. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, migrant workers arrived in the islands from around the world, forming the small but mighty multicultural community centered around sugar until the last plantation closed in 1994. The charm of Honokaʻa is highlighted in its rich history, which is evident when you walk through downtown. PBS Hawaiʻi talks story with the people who make Honokaʻa so special and who ensure that the town always remains true to its roots. Don’t miss this new episode on Wednesday, October 29 at 7:30 pm on PBS Hawaiʻi or pbshawaii.org.

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Hawaiʻi hip-hop history is back in the spotlight in Season 3 of our Alanui Mele podcast, which premieres on October 31. DJ, rapper, and producer Osna kicks off the season with a candid conversation with host Kavet “The Catalyst” Omo. From his sharp battle raps and gritty, genre-defining beats, Osna shares his process, his journey and his impact on Hawaiʻi hip-hop. You can catch episodes at pbshawaii.org or check out our YouTube playlist.

Chef Vivian Howard is back! KITCHEN CURIOUS is her new series that explores everyday questions home cooks face and the bigger ideas behind food traditions. She shows how a little background knowledge can transform the preparation of everyday meals. In the first episode, Chef Vivian learns all about cast-iron skillets and what can be made in them.

ART & SCIENCE COLLIDE weaves together compelling stories of artists participating in the Getty Museum’s “PST ART” event. The film highlights often-overlooked connections between two fields commonly seen as opposites – art and science – and features collaborations that address some of humanity’s most urgent challenges, like climate change, space exploration and biodiversity.

More drama is coming your way Sundays in October with the premiere of three new series. BRIAN AND MAGGIE takes us back to 1989 for the story of how journalist Brian Walden and the U.K.’s then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher sat for one of the most famous political interviews of all time. MAIGRET ON MASTERPIECE features Parisian Chief Inspector Jules Maigret solving a series of complex crimes using unconventional methods and a fierce sense of justice. THE GOLD ON MASTERPIECE has Hugh Bonneville leading an ensemble cast in an inspired-by-true-events story about what began as an armed robbery but turned into one of the biggest heists in British history.

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