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ULANA: a Podcast by Blue Zones Project

ULANA: a Podcast by Blue Zones Project

By: Blue Zones Project - Hawai‘i
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How does your social and physical environment affect your well-being? This is a podcast that navigates through sections of our social determinants of health. We‘ll share successful examples and inspiration pulled from Blue Zones Project partners across Hawai‘i. Blue Zones Project and this podcast are brought to Hawai‘i by HMSA.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Hygiene & Healthy Living
Episodes
  • Episode 5: Economy
    Nov 22 2021

    Former Blue Zones Project - Engagement Lead, Molly Mamaril, talks about healthy economies with Pono Shim, storyteller, teacher, and CEO of O‘ahu Economic Development Board. A Mānoa community leader, Pono spent the last three years serving as a Blue Zones Project leadership team member, encouraging healthy changes throughout the places we live, work and play. Pono dives into the direct correlation between health and economics on a personal and collective level.

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    32 mins
  • Episode 4: Education
    Nov 15 2021

    In today’s episode, Blue Zones Project - Program Manager, Joslyn Sato, talks education with Mark Arinaga, a passionate, Wahiawā school champion with over 30 years of experience in Hawai‘i’s education system. Mark shares how their community launched a successful wellness model focused on youth.

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    32 mins
  • Episode 3: Social and Community
    Nov 8 2021

    In today’s episode, former Blue Zones Project - Engagement Lead, Jade Iokepa, talks social and community context with Kerrine Smith, Social Emotional Learning Resource Teacher for the Ka‘u-Kea‘au-Pāhoa (KPP) Complex on Hawai‘i Island. Kerrine shares how our relationships and connections affect our health.

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    26 mins

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