The Historical Committee Presents:
Stew & Rice At Home via Zoom Webinar
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2021 Schedule:
Tuesday, September 28 at 6:30 pm
Photographer, writer and professor David Ulrich - The Art of Seeing with a Camera
David Ulrich is a professor and co-director of Pacific New Media Foundation in Honolulu. He teaches frequent classes and workshops, and is an active photographer and writer whose work has been published in numerous books and journals including Aperture, Mānoa, and Sierra Club publications. Ulrich’s photographs have been exhibited internationally in more than 75 one-person and group exhibitions. He is the author of The Widening Stream: the Seven Stages of Creativity (Beyond Words/Simon & Schuster 2002) and Zen Camera: Creative Awakening with a Daily Practice in Photography (Watson Guptill/Penguin Random House 2018). His recent book of photographs, Oceano: An Elegy for the Earth, will be published in 2022 by George F. Thompson Publishing in association with the Center for the Study of Place. He is a consulting editor and frequent contributor for Parabola magazine.
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Tuesday, October 19 at 6:30 pm
Ford Ebesugawa from the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum will join us to let us know what is new at the Museum and we will present one of their popular recorded webinar programs: "From Enemies to Friends: A Peaceful Perspective of the Attack on Pearl Harbor." This pre-recorded webinar featured Dorinda Nicholson, a child-survivor and eye witness to the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the author of “Pearl Harbor Warriors: The Bugler, the Pilot, the Friendship,” joins us as we explore two different and possibly unfamiliar perspectives of the Attack on Pearl Harbor, from a US Marine Corps bugler and an attack pilot from Japan. Listen to the story of what these two men experienced the day of the attack, how they were connected through their quest for peace and how they developed a friendship despite a relationship rooted in adversity.
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Missed A Stew & Rice? Catch Up With The Recordings Below:
Click Here to view Jane Goodsill author of the book “Stories of an Island People in Their Own Words” - learn more about her book at: https://www.voicesofhawaii.com/the-author recorded Tuesday, August 3 at 6:30 pm
Click Here to view Vicki Heldreich Durand with her book: Wave Woman: The Life and Struggles of a Surfing Pioneer from June 15 at 6:30 pm
Email Vicky at wavewomanbook@gmail.com to view the video she mentions during the presentation and visit her website for more information: https://wavewomanbook.com/
Click Here to view the recording from Stew & Rice - Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum presents "The Lafayette Escadrille"
Click Here to view PHAM original, complete webinar with Q&A session - Q&A starts at appx. 1:11:53
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Click Here to view the recording from April 20 at 6:30 pm
The Nature Conservancy Hawaii Celebrates Earth Day - Take a virtual walk through Maui’s Waikamoi Preserve
Want more information about TNC Hawaii? Please email lori.admiral@TNC.ORG or visit their website - click here
Click Here to View Zoom Recording from April 6 at 6:30 pm
Felipe Pomar presents: The Lost and Ancient Roots of Surfing - for more information, click here
Click Here to View Zoom Recording from March 16
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum presents: The Swamp Ghost's Long Journey Home with Alfred Hagen. For more information about the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum and their programs - Click Here.
Click Here to View Zoom recording - Chris Cramer, Founder and Executive Director of the Maunalua Fishpond Heritage Center - Presents: Groves of Mana: Traditions of Niu - sharing stories of the celebrated groves along O’ahu’s South Shore, virtually visiting beloved groves from the past including Niu, Wai’alae, Helumoa, Ainahau and Old Plantation. For more information, Click Here.
Click Here to View Author John Clark joined us Monday, January 11 at 6:30pm via Zoom Webinar to present his new book - Kalaupapa Place Names - Waikolu to Nihoa. John has been a very popular Stew & Rice speaker, and he'll be presenting a unique history of the leprosy settlement on Moloka'i, based on his research of more than 300 Hawaiian language newspaper articles.
Due to technical difficulties, Myrna Kamae will be rescheduled to present at a future Stew & Rice event, date to be determined. We want to ensure her video clips are presented at the highest quality for maximum enjoyment.
Click Here to view the recording of the October 20 for Stew & Rice at Home with The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum - "The Doolittle Raid"
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Tuesday, October 6 at 6:30pm
Welcome Back John Madinger Presenting The Opium Kings of Hawaii
Please enjoy a return visit from John Madinger, presenting on the exciting true story of the men of the schooner Halcyon who smuggled tons of opium into San Francisco and Honolulu in the 1890s, becoming America's first drug traffickers. John's presentation last month on the Massie case was extremely well-received - you won't want to miss this presentation.
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Click Here to view the Recording from the September 1st Stew & Rice, featuring award-winning author and retired law enforcement agent John Madinger. His newest novel delves into mysteries swirling around the notorious Massie murder case. For more information on John's projects, visit his website - johnmadinger.com/
Nanette Napoleon Presents Oahu Cemetery - July 2020 - Click Here
The Nature Conservancy Hawaii Presents Palmyra Atoll - June 2020 - Click Here
