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Maui made Moku Moku, now streaming

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Bronson Varde as Kimo (left); Chino LaForge as Pili (middle); and Patty Lee as Leilani (right).

Moku Moku, a local series filmed on Maui, is now officially streaming, with episodes releasing on Fridays at noon at www.808MokuMoku.com.

Set in Upcountry Maui, the series follows the lives of three friends – Kimo, Leilani, and Pili – as they navigate the challenges, joys, and humor of everyday life in Upcountry Maui.

Kawika Hoke, Showrunner, said, “Moku Moku is a labor of love, and we’re thrilled to bring our unique island perspective to audiences. We’re just getting started, and the response has been incredible.”

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Screening of the pilot episode, “Identity,” premiered in March.

“We’re not just a show; we’re a movement,” said Brad Starks, the executive producer and assistant director. “Moku Moku is about sharing our stories, making people laugh, and creating a space where everyone feels connected.”

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