Interview: A Hawaiian Cultural Practitioner Who Cooks

01/21/20 • 41 min

Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners help revive traditions – including foods – that were almost lost during colonization. We speak with Kealoha Domingo about imu cooking, community, and how the best food is what’s on the table in front of you.

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Savor - Interview: A Hawaiian Cultural Practitioner Who Cooks

Transcript

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Hello, and welcome to Savor Protection of I Heart Radio and Stuff Media. I'm an Aries and I'm Lauren voc Obam, and today we wanted to present you with our first full interview from Hawaii. Yes, and it's a good one. We're very excited to share with you. Yes from Kila Domingo. Yes. He is a native Hawaiian cultural practitioner who also cooks. Yes, And because he is such a delight to listen to and so well spoken, you'll probably recognize his voice