Spectrum Hawaii; 028

KHET · December 23, 1983

Episode 027 begins with executive producer, Nino J. Martin interviewing author, Ronald Takaki about his book Pau Hana that explains the history of plantation life and labor in Hawaii. The second segment consists of a performance of a song for kings by the Tongan Young Adult Choir. The third segment discusses custom jewelry design. Jeweler, Carrie Smith, talks about her design process and Harry Haimoff discusses the process of creating custom gold jewelry. Episode 028 consists of three segments about gardening, quilting, and an art gallery in Hawaii. The first segment interviews gardener, May Moir, who writes books on horticulture and makes flower arrangements from her garden. The second segment explores the history of quilting in Hawaii. Deborah Kakalia shows her quilts and talks about her inspiration and Lee Wild talks about the quilts housed at the Mission House Museum. Finally, Arthur and Elaine Tennent give a tour of the Madge Tennent Gallery. This item is part of the Pacific Islanders section of the AAPI special collection.