Special guests Kumu Hula and Kahupono Kanoelani Davis and Kumu Michelle Manu share their experiences and insights on female empowerment, leadership, and the cultural significance of wahine in Hawaiian myth and history. They emphasize the importance of knowing one's identity, overcoming gender biases in Hawaiʻi, and encouraging continuous learning and connection to our Hawaiian cultural roots.
00:00 Introduction and Gratitude
00:19 Honoring Mana Wahine in Hawaii
01:29 Introducing the Guests
02:15 Discussion on Mana Wahine
02:49 Kanoelani Davis Shares Her Inspirations
07:50 Kumu Michelle Manu's Perspective
11:10 Role of Women in Lua and Hawaiian Culture
13:13 Kanoelani Davis on Lua Training
23:06 Acknowledging Women Practicing Lua
23:36 Challenges and Improvements in Hawaiian Cultural Practices
24:38 Navigating Spaces and Cultural Identity
27:57 The Importance of Coming Home to Hawaii
31:45 Inspiring Women in Leadership
35:17 Personal Experiences and Resilience
41:32 Connecting with Hawaiian Genealogy and Culture
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