Ke Alaka'i: The Podcast

Listen to Sai, Myco and Abbey as they reflect on the podcast's 5-year anniversary and their experiences as hosts this semester. 

Join Pim Hootini, one of the podcast hosts, as she shares how food and travel shape her memories and relationships with people.

Myshaan Komene, a soulful R&B artist from Hamilton, New Zealand, shares how his Māori roots and gospel values influence his music.

LeeAnn Lambert reflects on what she learned from the past two decades of her service as an adviser for Ke Alaka'i at BYU–Hawaii.

Heiranie Lacour shares their family's story of faith and sacrifice leaving behind home and career opportunities to study at BYU-Hawaii with their two young kids. 

Tautai Kealakaikupaa Fano aka "Elder TikTok" shares about his life on social media and what is it like to share the gospel to all walks of life. He also shares about how his social media efforts and his podcasts are a safe space for everyone regardless of their differences.

Kimmy Seechompu and Weerawat Meepralom share their growth from transitioning to another faith and from moving to a different country to study for college. 

Ke Alaka'i: The Podcast hosts welcomes two new hosts, Abigail Adams and Gene Cymmer Ramirez for the first episode of season 12 where they share their opinions about podcasts. 

To wrap up this season, the Ke Alaka'i: The Podcast hosts: Pim, Myco and Valerie talk about their love languages, how they give love and their preference of receiving love.

Rosalind Pedron a senior from Australia majoring in Pacific Island studies and political science and Didier Pedron a senior from Tahiti majoring in business marketing share their journey about how their passion with photography developed as they combined each other's strengths.

Elder Greg Hudnall the founder of Hope Squad, a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program, and Michael Schaumann, an intern working with them share the reality of mental health and how peers can support and protect each other. 

Club presidents of emerging clubs, Golden Mecca and Myanmar club, share how setbacks turned into miracles as they prepared for Culture Night. 

Tautai Kealakaikupaa Fano aka "Elder TikTok" shares about his life on social media and what is it like to share the gospel to all walks of life. He also shares about how his social media efforts and his podcast is a safe space for everyone regardless of their differences.  

Joseph Sant, a senior majoring in political science and peacebuilding who works as one of the key organizers of the ASEAN Perspectives on Human Dignity Conference share the purpose of the conference and why it matters to the students and the community. 

BYUH Pre-law Society Club officers Valerie Agustin and Reese Clarke share how the club can help students prepare for law school. 

Alohalani Housman, an associate professor of the Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian & Pacific Studies and the Dean of Culture, Language and Performing Arts at BYU-Hawaii joins us in this special episode for the 70th anniversary of BYUH. She shares her experiences at BYUH as a student and how it helped her to fulfill the university's mission to "Enter to Learn, and Go Forth to Serve....

Elder Stacy Taniguchi, a seasoned mountaineer and international expedition leader with an awe-inspiring resume of summiting some of the world’s most iconic peaks shares his passion and dedication for adventure. He now continues to inspire those who seek to push boundaries and explore new horizons through sharing his learnings through his experiences. 

BYU-Hawaii students Jatuphon Phakdeerat, a hike enthusiast and Jolina Vidal, a member of the running and hiking club presidency shares the lessons they have learned and the experiences they have had during their running and hiking activities around Oahu. 

BYUH alumna Kealani Netane joins to share the journey behind her book, Tala Learns to Siva—a heartwarming story about discovering inner strength through family love and guidance. Hosted by Myco Marcaida and France Valerie Lucillo.

Graduating twins Kristen and Ashley Bull reflect on their BYUH journey, highlighting the importance of supporting others through mental health challenges. Hosted by Myco Marcaida and France Valerie Lucillo. 

Luaupu Taaau, Mahealani Hunter and Poevai Ienfa join us to share their experiences at BYUH as non-church members with Myco Marcaida and Pim Suksuntiwijit. 

Great Ideas 2023 winner Talesha Jensen joins Willes Center’s Jonah Hunter to share tips for building confidence and expanding networks in preparation for the 2024 competition. Hosted by Myco Marcaida and Pim Suksuntiwijit. 

Micah Curtis guides us through Hawaii’s so-called "haunted" sites, sharing eerie tales of the Waimea drowning pool and H3 Highway. Hosted by Myco Marcaida and France Valerie Lucillo. 

From personalized MBTI assessments to professional photoshoots, Career Services specialist Elder Darrel Brock and student supervisor Jerameel Recodig highlight the valuable resources available through Career Services to help students build their professional future. Hosted by Myco Marcaida and Valerie Lucillo.

From IU to BTS,  KPOP Club members Eunji Choi and Mikah Cabanilla discuss their favorite KPOP artists and deep dive into the world of K-pop fandom. Hosted By Valerie Lucillo and Myco Marcaido.