Hawaii Public Radio: Providing the Latest News, Culture, and Music in the Islands
Hawaii Public Radio, Hawaii’s only public radio station, has become an essential source of information and entertainment for people across the islands. As a community-supported, non-profit organization, Hawaii Public Radio offers a diverse range of programming that meets the needs of our listeners.
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Our Mission:
To provide high-quality local news coverage, in-depth cultural programming, and a diverse range of musical genres that reflects the unique spirit of Hawaii.
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Our Target Audience:
Hawaii Public Radio serves a wide and varied audience of listeners throughout the Hawaiian Islands. Our programming is designed to appeal to people of all ages and interests, from news junkies and culture enthusiasts to music lovers of all genres.
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Hawaii Public Radio: Your Essential Guide to Local News, Culture, and Music
For over 40 years, Hawaii Public Radio has been providing the islands with comprehensive and reliable local news coverage. Our team of experienced journalists and broadcasters delivers the latest news, interviews, and analysis on issues that matter most to our community.
In addition to our award-winning news coverage, Hawaii Public Radio is known for its rich and diverse cultural programming. We offer a wide range of shows that explore the history, culture, and traditions of Hawaii and the Pacific region. From traditional Hawaiian music to contemporary art and literature, Hawaii Public Radio has something for every listener.
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The Heart of Hawaii’s Community
Hawaii Public Radio is more than just a radio station; it’s a vital part of the fabric of our community. We connect listeners from all walks of life, providing a sense of camaraderie and shared experience. Through our programming, we aim to inform, entertain, and inspire our listeners, and to make Hawaii a more informed, connected, and vibrant place to live.
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Our History and Legacy
Hawaii Public Radio was founded in 1973 as a non-profit, community-supported organization. Over the years, we have grown and evolved, expanding our reach and impact throughout the islands. Today, we operate four radio stations across the state, as well as a website and mobile app that provide access to our programming anywhere, anytime.
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Our Hidden Secrets
What you hear on the air is just the tip of the iceberg. Hawaii Public Radio is also home to a vast archive containing decades of programming that you won’t find anywhere else.
You can explore our online audio archive to delve into the rich history of Hawaii and the Pacific region. We also have a collection of oral histories from community members, providing a unique window into the diverse experiences of Hawaii’s people.
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