ASTWR Ep.30: Hoʻolewa: Life and death dialogues, No.2
Mikiʻala and Naiʻa... missing is Courtney who insisted she take the photo!
Hawaiian language terms used in the show:
- "iwi = bones
- ʻāina = land (that which feeds)
- malama = to care for (malaga ʻaina = to care for the land)
- kupuna = elders
Funeral and death care resources:
- The FTC Funeral Rule
- Pahiki Caskets
- Hoʻolewa
- Amy Wright Glenn
MAHALO... with deep gratitude to:
- Waiwai Collective for supporting And Still the Waters Rise, and for committing to cultivate a community that takes the necessary creative risks to put collective values into daily practice, affirm shared responsibilities, and learns together to create a more waiwai future. To learn more about booking and attending events or becoming a member and sharing the co-working space, please visit: http://waiwaicollective.com -or- IG & FB: @waiwaicollective;
- Kupa’āina for letting ASTWR use a piece of the awesome song Simple Island People as theme music;
- my family and close friends whose continued support means everything to me; and
- Hanau Creative LLC for producing the show.