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Carroll's guest worked at the Mailiili'i Stream site when the city illegally dumped loads of concrete into the stream to create a "maintenance" road. Here is the real story! |
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Carroll's guest is Dr. Timothy S. Johnson from The Frederick Douglass Foundation and Leo Bogee from World Christian Leadership, discussing their support of the Republican party and "black conservative values", their criticism of black democratic leaders, and their stand on anti-abortion and gay marriage/civil union issues. |
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Carroll's guest is Marti Townsend, from KAHEA, talking about Tropic Land Company's request to rezone agriculture land to build an industrial park. He also discusses Mufi's campaign ad comparing himself to Neil Abercrombie. |
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Carroll discusses accountability in government and bring you up to date on a variety of topics including Mufi's campaign calling Hawaii News Now to complain about Carroll on their broadcasts. |
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Carroll's guest is John Carroll, Republican candidate for governor of the state of Hawaii |
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Carroll continues his discussion regarding the national "Local 5 Hotel Workers Rising" campaign, about ordinary working people pushing back and holding Wall Street accountable. Guests are Mike McGurn and Kaleo Aarona, Local 5 members and particpants in the protest at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki, on July 22, 2010. |
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Carroll's guests are Eric Gill and Lauren Ballesteros from the Local 5 hotel workers union. They discuss participation in the national "Local 5 Hotel Workers Rising" campaign, about ordinary working people pushing back and holding Wall Street accountable. |
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Carroll discusses Governor Linda Lingle's announcing her veto of HB 444, the Civil Union Bill, on July 6, 2010, and the events surrounding her press conference. Why did the state require Equality Hawaii to get a Special Use Permit to rally at the capitol, but not the church groups, organized by Pastor Francis Oda, who were permitted to demonstrate on the 5th floor of the capitol outside the governor's office, as well as in the areas "permitted" by Equality Hawaii? More Information: Link here for pictures, audio and video from the rally |
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Carroll's guests, Michael Golojuch, Jr. of PFLAG-Oahu, and Holly J. Huber of Hawaii Citizens for the Separation of State and Church discuss civil rights and lobbying by nonprofits, particularly the Hawaii Family Forum. |
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Carroll and his guests, Choon James and Marvin Iseke from Hauula, discuss seizure of property by big government through eminent domain. Also, Hannemann's Leeward Coast Community Benefit Program called into question (see attached). |
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Carroll's guests are Carolyn Golojuch, President of PFLAG-Oahu, and Hannah Miyamoto, a local attorney, discussing issues regarding Hawaii Business Roundtable's letter to Governor Linda Lingle advocating killing HB444, The Civil Unions Bill. The Roundtable is a group of big business CEO's with the purpose of influencing government with their agenda. |
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Carroll and his guest, Calvin Griffin from Hawaii Bulletin Board, discuss facts about Mufi Hannemann's hidden "side trip" to Pittsburgh for a fundraiser and how the media handled the story after Carroll brought it to their attention. Media has an obligation to accurately and completely report stories, even if they are negative to someone they support. Click here for a TIMELINE of events leading up to the Pittsburgh trip and subsequent news stories. On June 15 I filed a complaint on campaign spending violations with the State Campaign Spending Commission. (see attached) See additional information about Hannemann's trip in below link for 06/10/10 |
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BREAKING NEWS - On June 9, 2010, Mayor Hannemann attended a fundraiser in Pittsburgh for his mayorial campaign. However, his press release said he went to a meeting in Washington DC on 6/9 to discuss rail funding, then on to Oklahoma for a mayor's conference on 6/10. Why didn't he mention the trip to Pittsburgh in his press release? |
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Carroll and his guest,Jim Brewer, producer of Employees Today, talk about big business, politics and corruption, including problems with BP and job outsourcing. What's happening to our country's democracy? |
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Carroll presents information about Mayor Mufi Hannemann's manipulation, behind the scenes activities, and strong arm tactics to have city council members change their votes on resolution 10-114 (Revision to the Waianae Public Infrastructure Map) for the benefit of friends and political connections. |
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Carroll talks about the Department of Health's April 22, 2010, press release confirming "Cases of Salmonella Related to Eating Raw Tuna", and his finding that the ahi was purchased at Kuru Kuru Sushi in Pearl Kai Shopping Center. |
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Today's topic is the monk seal, one of the most endangered marine mammals in the U.S, and politics behind actions by DLNR, WESPAC, and U.S. Marine Fisheries Service that will adversely impact monk seals and sea turtles. |
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Carroll discusses the problems with the way the media is reporting the story about Lt. Gov. Aiona and other politicians connection to ITN, the International Transformation Network. | |
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Bruce Wilson returns to continue discussion about Hawaii politicians and ITN | |
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Jennifer Kishimori, founder, former President of, and recently terminated by OSPCA, talks about internal problems regarding mismanagement and donations at OSPCA. |
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Carroll's special guest at 9 am is Bruce Wilson, leading a discussion about Hawaii politicians, including Mayor Hannemann, Lt. Gov. Aiona, City Councilman Okina and Senator Norman Sakamoto, and their ties to the International Transformation Network (ITN). ITN supports religion in government and anti-gay/civil-union legislation here, and in Uganda. |
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At 8 am Carroll talks with City Councilman Rod Tam regarding city government issues, what he proposes to do, and his experiences at city hall. |
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Lyla B. Berg, Representative for the18th District and candidate for Lt. Governor, is back to talk about various bills before the legislature. Speak up now - the deadline is midnight, Friday, April 23. |
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Today's guest is Marti Townsend of Kahea, The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance, discussing coral protection. Researchers sampling coral using an open system of recycling water between coral storage tanks and the ocean led to contamination of the coral in other areas of the ocean from diseased coral in the tanks. |
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Pam Davis of Animal Advocate Inc. is back to discuss problems citizens have working with our disfunctional government. |
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Lyla B. Berg, Representative for the18th District and candidate for Lt. Governor, is back to talk about politics and leadership in government agencies. |
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Carroll discusses issues surrounding the hiring of a new DoCARE chief at DLNR. |
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Join Carroll and his guest, Dr. Marsha Green, for a lively discussion of whales and their "sanctuary" in Hawaii. Is NOAA taking care of the whales? Is there an effective management plan? |
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Carroll talks with Representative Lyla B. Berg, 18th District. Topic is how to work with legislatures to get things done. | |
| Carroll's guests are Carole McLean and Kimberly Lowe from The Friends of He'eia State Park. They recently lost their lease to Kama'aina Kids, whose plans include fee for use, “ecotourism”, kayak tours, piers & construction. Once again, DLNR is involved. | ||
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Carroll leads a discussion about the Democratic Party and their inability to get things done. Are they really the party of the people? | |
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Russ Inouye talks about the 2nd Annual Hawaii Ocean Expo at the Blaisdell, On Saturday, February 27, 9am-7pm, and Sunday, February 28, 9am-5pm. | |
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Carroll talks with Pam Davis, President, Animal Advocate, Inc., about who oversees the integrity of NGOs (non-government organizations), including the Humane Society and PEW Trust. | |
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City Councilman, and mayoral candidate Donovan Dela Cruz talks with Carroll about rail, trash, law enforcement, building permits, infrastructure, and how the city effects your everyday life. | |
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Carroll continues his discussion of politics, the Pacific Century Fellows program, the Ethics Commission, and integrity in Hawaii. | |
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Of special concern this week is the "Waikele Caves", a canyon area next to Waikele that is zoned for and could be used as a beautiful recreation area. Unfortunately it is now filled up with industrial storage areas and businesses trashing up the landscape. | |
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Although we were off the air this week, please check out our broadcast page for information regarding the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade on 1/18, shipping trash, and other news. | |
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Carroll's and his guest, Summer Mullins, continue discussion about fishermen's problems at Kaena Pt., with Laura Thielen and with the DLNR. | |
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Jeanie Li, J. L. Mandrell and Huang Chi Kuo are back to continue their discussion about fishing rule changes by DLNR, closed areas, and harassment by officers. | |
| Carroll and his guests, Jeanie Li (a concerned citizen), J.L Mandrell from The Makai Society and Huang Chi Kuo discuss rule changes by the Department of Land and Natural Resources that impact fishermen and boaters. DLNR can now propose and pass rules, such as restricting fishing access and introducing park user fees, on its own, without any regulation or oversight! | ||
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Carroll and his guest, Alphonso Braggs, President of the Hawaii Chapter of the NAACP, discuss its mission to "ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of all persons". | |
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Carroll and his guest, Calvin Griffin, discuss local politics, including shipping trash and the missing bypass road on the west side. What are our leaders doing? Remember next time you vote! | |
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Carroll talks about the problems caused by partisan politics, internal conflicts at the Hawaii SPCA, and other topics of interest. | |
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Carroll's guests, Cathy Goeggel and Anjie Pham from Animal Rights Hawaii, and Attorney Mike Ostendorp, discuss feral animals in Hawaii, City Council Resolution 09-0311 for Reduction and Control of Feral Animals at Honolulu Botanical Gardens System, Animal Damage Control (ADC), and an orchestrated attack on birds and animals by our government . | |
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The Carroll Cox Show wants consumers to be aware of, and concerned with, recent "fresh fish" advertisements by Foodland and the sales practices of other markets. Guests Karyn Herrmann and Attorney John Parker talk about carbon monoxide treated fish and imported fish advertised as fresh with Hawaiian "local" names. | |
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Carroll continues his discussion of government politics and ethics, and encourages people to research information on the Ethics Commsision website, hawaii.gov/ethics | |
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Carroll discusses politics, ethics, and efforts to get information from the government. | |
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Carroll brings you up to date on previous issues : Humane Society actions in Mississippi, blind monk seals, and the rail EIS | |
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Carroll's guests are Ronnie Graves and Allan Schwartz, former members of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) Emergency Rescue Team. After the problems we exposed with the Pang Animal Haven "rescue", we found many others have also raised concerns regarding HSUS' unprofessional conduct and "unethical" and inaccurate publicity. Most of the emergency team have resigned due to these issues. | |
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Professor Panos Prevedouros, University of Hawaii Civil Engineering, sits in for Carroll today to discuss rail and other transit options with Cliff Slater, HonoluluTraffic.com | |
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Today's guest is congressional candidate, and former Congressman for the 2nd Congressional District, Ed Case. | |
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Today's guest is Panos Prevedouras discussing the proposed rail transit system |
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The topic is City Council member Charles Djou's bill to ban people from sitting and sleeping on sidewalks. | |
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Listeners call in to discuss politics and issues with Carroll. | |
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Carroll brings you up to date on some topics from the past | |
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Carroll and his guest, Attorney Michael Ostendorp, continue discussion regarding Animal Haven and the problems they are having with the Hawaiian Humane Society after the owner, Bonnie Pang, passed away and her husband called the Oahu SPCA for help with the animals. More Info | |
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Carroll talks with Jennifer Kishimori, founder of the Oahu SPCA, and CatFriends Hawaii and Pam Davis, President, Animal Advocate, Inc. regarding problems Jenny is having with the Hawaiian Humane Society after the Oahu SPCA rescued 400 animals from the Pang property. Also, Pam, and callers, talk about problems they are having with HHS. | |
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Carroll talks with Scott King about the drowning at the Hilton Hawaiian Lagoon. | |
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This week Carroll talks "Clunkers" with Dave Roth, Executive Director of the Hawaii Automobile Dealers Association, He also provides information about a mysterious drowning at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Lagoon (more info) | |
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This week Carroll talks with Mr. Glenn Imaoka regarding claims of illegal dumping and worker's exposure to depleted uranium and unexploded munitions at the Schofield Barracks target range | |
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This week Carroll talks about our government's waste and abuse of taxes. | |
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Waianae kids talk about their education on illegal dumping and other environmental issues impacting the Waianae coast | |
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Talking story with Fred Barnett, author of "Shark Stories, 101 Amazing Real-Life Shark Tales" | |
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Talking story with Shirley McGreal, IPPL - International Primate Protection League. | |
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Today's guest is Louie the Fish. Carroll and guest host Scott Davis discuss the Anuenue Fish Hatchery closure. Follow the money and learn how politics comes into play. | |
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Carroll, Tina Quizon, and Josh Tickell talk about the movie FUEL. There are many alternatives for green energy. See the movie, learn what is behind our dependencies on fossil fuels, and get started with a green energy plan! | |
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Carroll's guests are Michael Ostendorp and Richard Ruais, Executive Director, Bluewater Fisherman's Association. The topic is the status of sustainable ocean-wide fisheries. | |
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Carroll and his guest, Bob Duerr of Hawaii Fishing News, discuss what's killing our whales, fish and other ocean resources. | |
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Carroll and his guest, Pam Davis, President, Animal Advocate, Inc, discuss invasive species, animal control and government. | |
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Carroll and his guest, Stephen Joseph, discuss alternative energy sources and recycling. | |
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Carroll recaps several issues discussed in the past, including carbon monoxide treated fish, sharkfins and the DLNR. | |
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Carroll looks into how Hawaii state agencies, and federal agencies in Hawaii, use non-profit organizations, such as the Hawai'i Conservation Alliance, to propagandize environmental issues to generate extra money, while suppressing its citizen's voice and opinions. | |
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Community members from Kona discuss the state and the landowner's request to delist the Pua’a II Agricultural Fields Archaeological District from the state and federal register of historic places. The request was voted down at a hearing by the historic review board - a big victory for a community that was strongly discouraged from protesting the issue. |
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Carroll talks with Clayton Young, President Ohana Bird Club, Phoenix Morgaine from Wild Bird Rehab Haven, and Florence Hulihee, President Alha Hawaiian Parrot Assoc. about their concerns with House Resolution 669 “ The Non Native Wildlife Invasion Prevention Act” to be heard by congress on April 23, 2009. The bill was introduced by Delegate Madeline Bordallo (D- Guam |
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A discussion regarding State Senate President Colleen Hanabusa, issues on the Waianae Coast, and Ko'Olina. |
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Carroll and guest Lucy Gay discuss issues regarding the Waianae Coast and Waimanalo Gulch Landfill ( Attached is the State Office of Planning objection to the Landfill (pdf)) |
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Broadcasting from Schrader's Windward Country Inn on Kaneohe Bay, Carroll talks story with Mr. Ralph Schrader about his many adventures in the Pacific Click here for information about the Inn
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Big Brother gives Big Business a Big Break - Management issues at the DLNR |
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Carroll is broadcasting live from the Hawaii Yacht Club and Mitch's 4th Annual Sushi Shootout Fishing Tournament, sponsored in part by Mitch's Sushi Bar, Pardises Beverages, Corona Beer, and TT&D Tropical Trim and Design, Haleiwa. PICTURES
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Carroll and Tina Quizon talk about problems with the FDA's negative response to requests for information.
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The Tuskegee Airman are back! Listen as they talk about their life experiences. |
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The Tuskegee Airman talk about their experiences and current events. More Information: Tuskegee Airmen News |
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Today's topic is domestic violence with guests Tina Quizon and Pastor Leo J. Bogee, Jr. |
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Carroll talks with American Friends Service-Hawaii. AFSC's focus is to assure that state policies bridge work and welfare. |
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| Carroll talks about the State Health Department's lack of response to the use of non-food grade crude salt in laulaus and other food products in Hawaii LIST OF COMPANIES AND PRODUCTS CONTAINING NON-FOOD GRADE SALT | ||
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Carroll continues Superferry discussion with Koohan Paik and Jerry Mander, and their book, "The Supperferry Chronicles" | |
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Carroll's guests, Irene Bowie and Koohan Paik, discuss the Superferry audit report and Koohan Paik's book "The Supperferry Chronicles" Summary of Audit Rpt Full Audit Rpt - in PDF | |
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Carroll talks about the health risk of eating imported fish
treated with carbon-monoxide, and status of recent protest and other action
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Our guest this week is MEALS ON WHEELS, dedicated to helping Oahu’s elders and individuals with disabilities preserve their independence at home.
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Steve Guttman talks about mortgage fraud, and a call in from Freddie Mac provides additional information. | |
| Talk story with Nalani Olds - Hawaiian history and culture | ||
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Master Fishermen Al Bento talks about how to catch "The Big One" | |
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A discussion regarding local fish vs. imported fish, salmonella, and carbon monoxide with Michael Ostendorp and John Hernandez. Pictures of local Hawaii fish auction and FDA documentation of rejected shipments of imported fish |
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Discussion with Hui O’ Pikoiloa, a community organization made up of people who wish to keep the Mahinui Hillside in Kaneohe zoned as conservation land instead of rezoned for use as a cemetery. |
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DLNR's authorization of gill nets is killing endangered Hawaiian monk seals, and other issues regarding government's mismanagement of the environment | |
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A discussion with Shana Peete, Andre Wooten and Daphne Barbee-Wooten from the African American Lawyers Association regarding the Rex Johnson emails and racism in Hawaii |
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A discussion regarding ethics, politicians, HTA and the Rex Johnson emails | |
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Carroll and Jim Brewer discuss the elections, the candidates, and the proposed rail system. | |
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Panos Prevedouras, mayoral candidate for the City and County of Honolulu, continues his discussion with Carroll | |
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The Wahiawa Lions Club discusses their various programs to help the community | |
| Mr. Charles Totto, from the Ethics Commission | ||
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Carroll's guest is Ann Kobayashi, mayoral candidate for the City and County of Honolulu | |
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Carroll's guest is Panos Prevedouras, mayoral candidate for the City and County of Honolulu | |
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DLNR - PART II - Carroll discusses various issues with Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources | |
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07/06/08 |
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06/29/08 |
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06/22/08 | Carroll and his guest talk about WESPAC |
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06/15/08 | TALKING TRASH ABOUT THE LANDFILL |
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06/08/08 |
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06/01/08 |
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05/25/08 | E-WASTE - What do we do with old computers? |
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05/18/08 | Big Brother gives Big Business a Big Break |
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05/11/08 | Hawaii Dept. of Health, the FDA, and Salmonella Fishgate: Imported fish treated with carbon monoxide |
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05/04/08 | The Magnusen-Stevens Act, Closure of Bottom Fishing |
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