Faika

Actress Tupe Lualua and Director Nina Nawalowalo of the upcoming documentary "The Boy Called Piano; the story of Fa'amoana John Luafutu" come on to talk abou the film that premieres in Los Angeles on 11/11 this weekend.

With the Taika Waititi directed film "Next Goal Wins" coming out on 11/17 the hosts talk to Jaiyah Saelua who is the focus of the film.  Originally the story was told in a 2004 documentary about Jaiyah and now the Waititi directed film puts her story on the silver screen.  Jaiyah talks about her athletic journey as well as her being the first trans woman to play in a FIFA sanctioned match.

Nackie and Carl talk about how they met 8 years ago and their trips to the east coast last week.

Faika S7 Ep 37 - Week in review, Do It For Pua Golf Tournament, SF HepB Free Gala and so much more.

Nackie and Carl talk about the Murder Mystery night, community events as well as an interview with Central Valley Pacific Islander Alliance's Uriah Blackwell.

Nackie and Carl talk about their trip to New York and the Heiva Pasifika event there.  The arrest of Keefe D for the murder of Tupac is a topic as well as an interview with Malcolm Ahlo from Nackie's attendance at the APPEAL / ADEPT Conference.

Kauahoa continues the Stop The Hate series with some Pacific Islander youth; some of which are from Kauai.  This episode aired originally on July 28th on PBD's Facebook and YouTube pages.

Kaua talks to young Pacific Islanders about how they deal with different iterations of hate as PI's.  This show aired on PBD's YouTube and Facebook Page on 7/28/23.

Nackie and Carl talk about the upcoming PBD trip to New York to cover the world's largest Tahitian Dance Festival "Heiva Pasifika".  

Nackie and Carl talk about Panipopo pancakes and the Polynesian fighters that were on the UFC 293 PPV.

All My Uso's (AMU) Executive Director Christine Mauia talks about how AMU is helping "Stop The Hate" through community work.

Nelson "Kay Dog" Saole, Komisi K. Savaiinaea, Bell "Pineapple"  Taulua, Valentino  Luafalemana, and Peter  Afemata of the Fou Movement talk about how this group of formerly incarcerated Samoan men have changed their lives and dedicated their efforts to giving to the community and helping young people in the same situations that they grew up in.

Cassandra Stanley comes in to talk about her academic journey, community work and how to deal with hate.

Cre Mauia, MommaSyl Selling-Tauala and Soma La'a of All My Usos Non-Profit organization talk about the big community event coming up on August 18th.

Central Valley Community activist Luti Lago'o comes on to talk about the work that his organization is doing and his journey from San Francisco to the central valley.

Nackie and Carl talk about all of the community events going on this summer and how love beats the #!$%! out of hate.

Nackie and Carl talk about their coverage of the Pacific Feats Festival this past weekend, their Pasifika Proud, their $20.00 Samoan plate and Iam Tongi's National Anthem contraversy.

Carl and Nackie talk about Keke Palmer on social media this week and the financial desires of Americans.

Aisake "Kep" Tui'ono, co-founder of "Elite Financial Team" comes on to talk about his journey and what EFT does for the community.

Fili Gaoteote and his team talk about the foundation and work that IPS is doing and the growth stage they are in.

Sam and Cora Tagaloa talk about the impact that the Stag Elite program is having on our community's athletic youth.

Helen comes on to talk about how she is integrating her work with Dell with Polynesian youth.

Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center Executive Director Malissa Netana Jones comes on to talk about their big conflict resolution conference coming up June 7-9th.

SPULU is an amazing entrepreneur who shares his story and what is coming up in the future.

Carl & Nackie discuss American Idol winner, Iam Tongi, PIT Shine Family Day and so much more