Aloha Saturday Night, Interview Sunday
Mix up your favorite Tiki beverage and join us!
Saturday
Every Saturday Night at 8 PM (Local Long Beach - Pacific Time), tune in for a whole hour of classic Hawaiian and Polynesian themed music from decades ago.
- Don Ho
- Alfred Aholo Apaka, Jr.
- The Oratorio Society of Honolulu
- Lani McIntire And His Hawaiians
- Dick Mahi and His Hawaiian Paradise Orchestra
- Al Kealoha Perry And His Singing Surfriders
... and many more!
Sunday
Then on Sunday Night at 9 PM Pacific, we roll an Interview from local Long Beach landmarks or neighborhood interest!
- Queen Mark
- Aquarium of the Pacific
- Long Beach Symphony
- Naval Weapons Station
... you get the idea.
Once we can get these darn masks off our faces, we'll add more to the 13 already in the can.
If you have an idea for an interview, just drop us a note.
From the Long Beach Post
- December 10, 2023
- Firefighters douse 2nd-alarm blaze at historic church near Downtown Long Beach
Video and photos from the scene showed smoke and flames coming from the roof of the Second Samoan Church at Seventh Street and Cedar Avenue.
The post Firefighters douse 2nd-alarm blaze at historic church near Downtown Long Beach appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
- December 10, 2023
- Man robbed at gunpoint; suspect flees after apparently firing a shot, Long Beach police say
After being robbed, the victim ran away and heard a gunshot behind him, but he was not struck, police said.
The post Man robbed at gunpoint; suspect flees after apparently firing a shot, Long Beach police say appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
- December 10, 2023
- CSULB’s new flat-fee textbook program faces opposition from some faculty
Proponents of the program say it will remove inequity and make textbooks more affordable; faculty members, however, are pushing back.
The post CSULB’s new flat-fee textbook program faces opposition from some faculty appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
- December 10, 2023
- California can take kids from abused moms. Why the separation can harm both
California’s ‘failure to protect’ law allows child welfare agencies to take kids from households scarred by domestic violence. Advocates say the separation can worsen a family’s trauma.
The post California can take kids from abused moms. Why the separation can harm both appeared first on Long Beach Post News.