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Thursday Oct 01, 2020
Thursday Oct 01, 2020
In today's episode, we discuss Kapaemahu, a Hawai'ian sacred site commemorating four non-binary individuals. Join us to learn about gender in Kānaka Maoli culture, how the story of these stones has survived four centuries, and the logistical difficulties of moving large rocks.
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Note: We apologise for the sound quality issues on Eli's microphone in this episode.
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Hi this is Dean Hamer, director of Kumu Hina and researcher and codirector for Kapaemahu. Great job on the podcast! Really appreciate all the work you did. The animation is playing a few places in Australia and a pacific. Check out the website or shoot me an email for more information. Mahalo .
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