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This week, Beth and Dianne sit down with Jasmin Iolani, Author of HULA (HarperVia 2023).  Delve into Jasmin's captivating journey as she unveils the untold stories and hidden histories of Hawaii. From her own personal journey to the depths of Hawaiian culture to discovering the forgotten role of Hawaiians in California's history, join us for thought-provoking conversations that resonate like the rolling surf, echoing the voices of those often overlooked in the annals of time.

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Dive into the enchanting world of folk songs and nursery rhymes in the latest episode of A Tisket-Tasket Podcast with your host Gina! In an engaging conversation with renowned folklorist Steve Roud, creator of the Roud Folk Song Index, Gina explores the intricacies of cataloging and understanding the historical roots of these timeless tunes. Gain insights into the meticulous process of folk song indexing, the challenges faced, and the broader impact on preserving cultural heritage. Join the conversation as they discuss the significance of being evidence-based, methodical, and skeptical in folklore research. Uncover the rich tapestry of folklore and the importance of being stewards of information in this captivating episode. Any questions or comments can be directed at info@atisketasketpodcast.com Checkout our blog at atisketasketpodcast.com #Folklore #RoudIndex #CulturalHeritage #NurseryRhymes #FolkSongs #TaskAtPodcast

This week Scott Jagow visits the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church and its annual Greek festival. He sits down with Greg Seemos., the festival director, to discuss the logistics and preparations behind the four-day event. Greg highlights the dedicated efforts of the parishioners, particularly the elder generation, who spend months cooking and baking the authentic Greek food. He shares examples of the massive quantities of dishes, such as spanakopita (spinach pie), that are made for the festival. The conversation emphasizes the tight-knit community and the labor of love involved in organizing the event, which is run entirely by volunteers from the congregation. The significance of having their own church after years of worshiping in a hall is discussed, showcasing the dedication of past generations. Overall, the podcast offers insights into the cultural and communal aspects of the Greek festival and the church that hosts it.