This collective title contains the production related materials for the television series Enduring Pride : E Mau Ana Ka Haʻaheo, a series of 11 half-hour programs for and about the Native Hawaiian community, including Hawaiian language, history, culture, contemporary issues, music, and dance. Extent: 198 videotapes; 1 reel-to-reel audio tape. Includes online video clips.
For more information about this title and the materials associated with it, please contact the archive.
Interview with Haunani-Kay Trask about Hawaiian history, the importance of Hawaiian language in learning the history of Hawaiʻi, and different ways...
Kekuni Blaisdell discusses the health of Hawaiians of old as compared to Hawaiians in contemporary times, and the possibilities for improving the...
Interview with David Stannard about the political and social aspects of history and archaeology regarding population size in Hawaiʻi. He discusses...
Footage filmed for a segment on Hale Ola, a Hawaiian Cultural and Healing Resource Center through Alu Like, Inc. Includes stock footage of the...
Footage of a hula kahiko about the island of Kauaʻi, a narrative about Kauaʻi given by O'Brian Eselu, an oli given by Charles Kaʻupu, and footage...
Footage of a Haunani Apoliona studio recording session at Dolphin Sound with Marlene Sai, Jay Larrin, and Jerry Santos.
Haunani Apoliona discusses her beginnings in the composition of Hawaiian language music and the connection with Alu Like.
Footage shot for a Hawaiian Education segment, filmed at Nānākuli Elementary School. Includes shots of children at a playground, an interview with...
Footage of Kumu Hula Kawaikapu Hewitt and Kuhai Halau O Kawaihapuokalani Pa Olapa Kahiko. Includes the chanting of Hopoe before it was turned into...
Interview with Genoa Keawe. It begins with her singing and playing ʻukulele. She discusses her beginnings as a singer with Johnny Almeida, falsetto...
Promos for the Enduring Pride program, read by Karen Keawehawaii.
Shots of photographs located in Bishop Museum Library and Archives.
Unedited footage of intro preperation by hosts Karen Keawehawaiʻi and Uncle Billy Mitchell on the slopes of Haleakala in Kula.
Old photographs, mostly used for the Genoa Keawe segment. Photograph of lūʻau towards end is from Bishop Museum.
