Ke Ala Moana o ka
Hoʻi ʻana mai
Haʻinakolo braves the open ocean to return home from Kuaihelani
Welcome to Kealopiko Moʻolelo
Bringing stories from the distant past into the light, to be celebrated once again.
Scroll down for media content & translation features from Ka Moʻolelo Walohia O Haʻinakolo
Our guiding star for 2024
Over this year we will be doing our best to open access to this story through our work with moʻolelo experts and guest translators.
Nā Iʻa Kupua o ka Moana
Loheloa Battles the ʻAumākua of the Deep
Moʻoinanea
Luʻukia attempts to take Haʻinakolo's life
Hāliʻimaile
Haʻinakolo creates a special fest tent in an amazing way
Click on the first image to expand this slide deck and read the story.
Aʻo ʻo Hāpaimemeue i ka Hula
Ka Pāpahi Lei Lehua
Hinaʻaiulunui & Kūʻaikauaakama meet and fall in love
CONTENT ARCHIVES
CONTEMPORARY SPEAKERS
He wahi māhele o ka holo ʻana me Lani-Girl.
Talking love and life with Puni on this bonus clip from leg 2 of our ride.
Makua ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
Interviews with folks raising their children in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi
Moʻolelo Kapa
Traditional stories on kapa read aloud ma ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. This page includes historic photos of kapa in museum collections.
Nānā - Watch
KAU PŪ ME KE ALOHA
Four tita on a bilingual holoholo exploring
love & relationships. Inspired by these same themes as they show up in Haʻinakolo.
Introduction / Episode 1
Episode 2
Valentine's Special
Episode 3 - A hiki i Kahana
A glimpse into the how and why of this papahana.
Kekahi mau māhele o ke kamaʻilio ʻana me Lani-Girl ma ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi no ka leʻaleʻa a me ka hele ʻana a kamaʻāina i ke kanaka.
Talking life and love with Puni ma nā ʻōlelo ʻelua.
NANEA WAINOHIA
Talking Hawaiian stories with folks who love them. Featured moʻolelo: ʻAʻahoaka with ʻAlohilani Rogers, Keleanuinohoanaʻapiʻapi with Pūlama Collier, Kāmehaʻikana with Kamuela Yim, and Halemano with Mānaiakalani Kalua. Click here to see episodes.
KAMUELA KUMUKAHI
Clips of this wonderful kupuna talking about Kalae and Nīnole.
HELUHELU - READ
Stories by Kealopiko
Original Stories on various mea Hawaiʻi including interviews with folks in the community and featured collaborations.
Stories by Kūpuna
Treasures from within the Hawaiian language newspapers translated for your reading pleasure. This includes moʻolelo, pule, kanikau, and more!
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