Embracing the Tiger
In this New Year, embrace the optimism of the Water Tiger!
Kama‘āina Christmas
Wishing you a kama‘āina Christmas filled with sweetness and spice, respect and love.
From the Publisher
A hui hou and happy holidays to all.
Publisher’s Note
The publisher of Maui no ka 'oi Magazine relates the story of her jaguar xk8 going up in flames in the Pukalani Foodland parking lot.
Editor’s Letter
Mauka to Makai
My mornings start mauka to makai.
I strap on my helmet, turn on my high-intensity headlight and check the tire pressure on my...
Food, Glorious Food!
The spirit of aloha it is alive and well on Maui — accessible to all of us, even if the gift is as humble as chicken soup.
Ready, Fire . . . Aim!
Looking back 20 years to a summer in Kaupo.
From the Publisher
The morning of the 2011 Japanese tsunami the Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Voyaging Society canoe is taken from its sandy resting place at the edge of an ancient fishpond by the early-morning tidal wave.
More Zest, Please
Change is inevitable . . . embrace it with zest.
A Wing and a Prayer
There is a season for everything: love, food, and birds.
One Canoe
We are all in the same boat—and strongest when we paddle together.
From the Publisher
Diane Haynes-Woodburn reflects on the one constant in life—change—and previews some of the exciting stories of rebirth and renewal in the spring issue.
Yin Brown Pig—Happy New Year!
The Year of the Pig is a time for calm reflection of the past 11 years.
Hope, Enterprise and Change
Change is constant, it’s the only thing we can really count on.
Written in Stone
‘Ohana is not just the people we are related to, but those who come into our lives and make a difference.
Love, Laugh & Live Pono
We need to honor the wisdom of our past in order to sustain our future.
Beach Baby . . . at Any Age
This issue is filled with adventures for lovers of the outdoors young or old...
From the Publisher
This issue holds a wellspring of folks with green on their minds. It is to those stewards of our future that this issue is dedicated.
On Honu & Healing
Spontaneous healing isn’t a myth. It just takes a little time.
The Kau Kau Tin
Diane learns about the kau kau tin, a traditional old Hawaiian lunch box, and celebrates the ohana and stars of Maui food culture.
Lulu’s Kitchen
While in Provence to visit the legendary vineyard Domaine Tempier, Diane receives an unexpected treat: its matriarch, Madame Lulu Peyraud, agrees to see her.
Publisher’s Note
What do you think kama‘aina is? Love the land and the people, and be respectful. That’s kama‘aina.
From the Publisher
May your own canoe—and your holidays—be filled with love, laughter, and the warmth of wonderful friends.
Publisher’s Note
Happy Birthday, 2008! Sound the noisemakers, pop the champagne, and don’t forget the confetti.
Editor’s Letter
E mālama i nāholoholona lōhiu (Care for wildlife)
WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY is a business of long hours and patience. As legendary Maui-based whale photographer and co-founder...
After the Storm
The aloha we carry in our hearts endures any storm.
Into the Wind
Congratulations to all our winners, and to everyone who paddles into the wind, every day.
