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New Hawaiʻi State FCU podcast tackles local issues through conversations

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Hawaiʻi State Federal Credit Union. Courtesy photo.

Hawaiʻi State Federal Credit Union announced the launch of its new monthly podcast, “Voices of Change – The HSFCU Podcast,” designed to spark meaningful conversations and inspire action around issues impacting Hawaiʻi residents. The first episode, featuring Micah Kāne, former president and CEO of the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation and current president and CEO of Parker Ranch, is now live at HawaiiStateFCU.com and on the Hawaiʻi State FCU YouTube channel.

“Through storytelling and expert insight, Voices of Change is a way for us to shine a light on the people, organizations, and communities doing the work to move Hawaiʻi forward,” said Andrew Rosen, president and CEO of Hawaiʻi State FCU. “At Hawaiʻi State FCU, we believe in listening first, and this podcast is our way of inviting members and the broader community into conversations that matter.”

Hosted by Bunny Tanaka, Hawaiʻi State FCU’s community impact manager, and in partnership with ʻŌlelo Media, Voices of Change features in-depth interviews with local leaders who are working to address challenges such as housing, education, climate resilience, and economic opportunity. Each 30–45 minute episode explores the guest’s personal journey, their area of impact, and actionable ideas for positive change.

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New episodes will be released on the third Thursday of each month. The guest lineup includes:

  • May 15 – Micah Kāne, former president and CEO of the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation and current president and CEO of Parker Ranch

Discussing his personal story, community leadership, and why he views housing as a people-first issue.

  • June 19 – Christine Camp, president and CEO, Avalon Group
    Exploring resilience in business, the realities of development in Hawaiʻi, and creative approaches to solving the housing crisis.
  • July 17 – Duane Kurisu, founder and chairman, aio
    Sharing memories of growing up on a sugar plantation, the power of trust and community, and what he hopes for the next generation of Hawaiʻi residents.
  • August 21 – Tim Johns, president and CEO, Zephyr Insurance
    Exploring the intersection of insurance, climate change, and public service, and how to stay committed to Hawaiʻi’s future.

The “Voices of Change” podcast is part of Hawai’i State FCU’s broader efforts to support education, financial literacy, and wellbeing across the state. For more information and to watch current and future episodes, visitHawaiiStateFCU.com.

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