Spectrum Hawaii; "Marlene Sai interview Ed Kinney, Fran Kirk, Milton Carter"

KHET · June 14, 1985

Photographer, Richard A. Cooke III, is interviewed about his book Molokai, an Island Time. He discusses his creative process and two publishers, Richard Cohn and Robert Goodman discuss the publication of the book. Jesus Sanchez and Marcia Morse discuss the binding and paper making process that went into the special edtion of the book. The second segment features the art exhibit, Kanyaku Imin that brought together 12 Hawaiian artists with Japanese ancestry to honor Hawaii's Japanese labor immigrants. The final segment is about the Maori, a Polynesian people from New Zealand who travel to Hawaii to share their culture. Whetu Tirikateng-Sullivan and Tommy Taurima talk about Maori history and culture. President of the Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts, Marlene Sai, interviews recording artist/Broadway actor Ed Kinney, President of Hawaii?s Musician?s Union, Milton Carter, and Director of Entertainment for the Outrigger Hotels, Frank Kirk on their thoughts and ideas on entertainment in Hawaii. This item is part of the Pacific Islanders section of the AAPI special collection.