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ʻIolani Palace

ʻIolani Palace

Historical landmark in Honolulu, HawaiiWikipedia

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Oct 2, 2026

speaker_1HOST
13:45
The Domestic Violence Action Center held its 32nd annual Men's March Against Violence today.
speaker_1HOST
13:51
Hundreds, including Honolulu's police chief and the city prosecutor, marched from Iolani Palace in downtown Honolulu and back.
speaker_1HOST
13:58
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., organizers say it's important for men and boys to stand up against domestic violence.
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:06
So men play a really critical role, and I also just want to say that I know that many men and boys are also victims of violence, and so it's ending violence for everybody, but they have a really, really important voice.
Ryan DrosteHOST
4:22
I've got a little ice in there because I do like my whiskey to have a little chill to it.
Ryan DrosteHOST
4:26
I've got my Iolani Palace shot glass from Hawaii.
Ryan DrosteHOST
4:32
And I've got a little age 10 years Eagle Rare.
Ryan DrosteHOST
4:37
As you can see, it's getting down towards the bottom half of the bottle.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
17:40
A lot happening over there, uh, in Ko Olina.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
17:43
Also taking place over the weekend, Iolani Palace celebrated Hawaiian History Month and Queen Liliʻuokalani's birthday.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
17:50
Now, during the month's Kamaʻaina Sunday event, which just took place, attendees enjoyed hula performances, floral kupe'e making, and lauhala weaving, all along with the celebrations, as it served as a remembrance of what happened at Iolani Palace 133 years ago.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
18:06
The first 500 kama'aina at the event even got a chance to join a free audio tour of Iolani Palace.
speaker_13AUDIENCE
18:12
It means so much because I want the keiki to understand how important it is and to remember that all-[upbeat music] What our Na Ali'i has left for us, especially on this ína.
speaker_13AUDIENCE
18:24
It holds so much, so much history.
speaker_13AUDIENCE
18:26
Enjoy this grounds, and enjoy our Na Ali'i's home here at Iolani Palace, and the entertainment.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
18:33
Absolutely.
Keone DowningGUEST
34:31
But I think we were just givers way, way back.
Keone DowningGUEST
34:35
I mean, you think about, you know, before Duke, um, Hawaii had the first electric lights in the Iolani Palace before anybody because of relationships.
Keone DowningGUEST
34:53
How does an island in the middle of the Pacific that could only come here by a boat and a friendship with someone named Thomas Edison create lights in a palace before anybody? I didn't know this.
Keone DowningGUEST
35:08
This is incredible.
speaker_1HOST
21:09
All right, Jen, thanks for the heads-up.
speaker_1HOST
21:11
A special Kamaʻaina Sunday is coming up at Iolani Palace celebrating Hawaiian History Month and Queen Liliʻuokalani's birthday.
speaker_1HOST
21:19
There will be hula performances, floral kapa making, and lau hala weaving, as well as a free audio tour for Kamaʻaina.
speaker_1HOST
21:27
It's this Sunday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
27:35
That's right
Paula AkanaGUEST
27:36
... 'cause a portion of these proceeds, a good portion, will be going to the Friends of ʻIolani Palace, and if you go to the food truck there.
Paula AkanaGUEST
27:42
Other than that, we just wanted a nice day for the public to just have fun and celebrate.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
27:46
That is awesome.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
27:47
And then Paula, tell everyone out there how we can support Friends of ʻIolani Palace.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
27:50
Moving forward, Kamaʻaina Sundays is a good place to start, but there's so much things happening throughout the year.
Paula AkanaGUEST
27:53
If you become a, a member of the Friends of ʻIolani Palace, that's our membership, then you'll be invited to a lot of the different member events.
Paula AkanaGUEST
27:59
And that membership helps, um, helps us with-

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