Augie keeps it aloha by staying rooted in humility, turning pain into purpose through comedy, and always showing up for his people with laughter and service

Robert keeps it aloha by turning ancestral chants into living legacies—his voice and hula weaving past and present into a melody that carries our culture forward

Tia keeps it aloha by carrying her island heart into every role anchored by humility, honoring her heritage, and reminding us that aloha is more than welcome—it’s who we are

Kelly Boy keeps it aloha by turning every ukulele strum into a shared memory—bridging generations, blending family voices, and filling the room with timeless aloha

Rob keeps it aloha by championing local athletes and stories covering Hawaii’s biggest sports with integrity, passion, and the aloha spirit that builds us up

Raiatea keeps it aloha by weaving ancient falsetto into the present—her voice, a bridge from kūpuna to our future, echoing aloha through every note

Tumua keeps it aloha by diving into comedy fearlessly—following his passion, embracing fatherhood, and using humor to connect, uplift, and sell out rooms full of aloha

Kimié keeps it aloha by amplifying voices through her own and through Haku Collective—mentoring, producing, and creating music that uplifts our people and culture

Moses keeps it aloha by telling our layered stories – bridging cultures on stage with integrity, truth, and mana

Iam keeps it aloha by carrying Hawaiʻi’s voice into the world—becoming the first Pacific Islander and Hawaiian to win American Idol, and reminding everyone that island stories belong on the biggest stages

Eli-Mac keeps it aloha by using her voice to empower—through music that is bold, unapologetic, and rooted in the strength of her culture

Kimo keeps it aloha by entertaining with heart, bridging generations through music, storytelling, and laughter, and keeping the spirit of Hawaiʻi alive on every stage he touches

Justin keeps it aloha by letting his music be a bridge—connecting Hawaiʻi to the world while never forgetting where his heart calls home

Irie Love keeps it aloha by using music as medicine – for the heart, the culture, and the community to heal through sound and shared stories

Mark keeps it aloha by weaving our ancestors into every chant – reviving their stories with voice and ceremony, so our culture breathes anew

Jasmine keeps it aloha by carrying Hawai‘i to the world through chart-topping songs, iconic TV moments, and every smile she inspires across oceans

Kelly keeps it aloha by shining on screen and in community, lifting representation and aloha energy into every room

Kamalani keeps it aloha by turning adversity into opportunity from self-taught YouTube pitches to gold medals and mentorship, she embodies aloha in action and impact

The Green keeps it aloha by blending reggae vibes with Hawaiian heart – uniting community through music, message, and mana

Stephanie keeps it aloha by chasing what she wants with intention—whether in the newsroom, on the race course, or at home, she shows that aloha is lived through passion and perseverance

Paula keeps it aloha by carrying an abundant heart from Waimānalo to the world—grounded in music, resilience, and a belief that aloha only grows when shared

Henry keeps it aloha by pouring his heart into every song and stage—uplifting his ‘ohana and fans with music, generosity, and a legacy grounded in Hawai‘i’s soul

McKenna keeps it aloha by lifting local stories with heart and humor—sharing our voices through every stage, from weather reports to live shows, and reminding us that aloha shines brightest when it’s lived authentically

Luciane keeps it aloha by showing that storytelling is sovereignty—her portrayal of Queen Kaʻahumanu in Chief of War uplifts Hawaiian history with dignity, reverence, and aloha

Imua keeps it aloha by lifting others through music—using his studio as a space of creativity, mentorship, and connection that amplifies the voices of Hawaiʻi

Lindsay keeps it aloha by honoring her roots even when chasing dreams afar, blending ambition with respect, heart, and a humble aloha that always guides her home

Angela keeps it aloha by showing that true strength embraces vulnerability—proving that the fight for mental health is as powerful as any championship belt

Roman keeps it aloha by pouring heart into Kolohe Kai—his songs becoming soundtracks of love, healing, and hope for Hawaiʻi and beyond

Ilima-Lei keeps it aloha by channeling her championship platform to empower wāhine—founding Nā Wahine Toa, protecting indigenous voices, and showing aloha is action

Siena keeps it aloha by carrying her island roots onto every set and balancing ambition with humility and always remembering her connection to Hawaiʻi

Leomana keeps it aloha by blending every part of his journey—soldier, scientist, and storyteller—into one voice of aloha rooted in Hawaiʻi

Johnny keeps it aloha by turning gratitude into groove—his anthem ‘Thank You’ echoes the warmth of home and the power of heartfelt melodies

Erik keeps it aloha by balancing fierce competition with gentle humility reminding us that true victory is found in heart, teamwork, and aloha

Alohi keeps it aloha by bringing island grit to the gridiron—showing that every tackle, every play, and every moment on the field is an extension of the aloha spirit

Haley keeps it aloha by loving herself fiercely through body, mind, and spirit and teaching us that caring for ourselves is caring for our entire community

Kekoa keeps it aloha by speaking openly about the struggles behind the spotlight, showing that true strength is staying rooted in your culture, caring for your mind, and never forgetting where you come from

Gene keeps it aloha by making ‘Ai Pono Café more than a restaurant—it’s a gathering place where every plate carries the taste of Hawaiʻi and the heart of community

Keanu keeps it aloha by teaching with humility and clarity, grounding us in truth while reminding us that respect and education are acts of aloha

Kale keeps it aloha by transforming every challenge into flavor—rising from dishwasher to ‘Hawaii’s Only’, now serving up Hawaiian-twist yakiniku at Kale’s Hale with grit, love, and innovation

High Watah keeps it aloha by turning stages into spaces of connection—where rhythm, energy, and aloha flow freely between the band and the crowd

Dillon keeps it aloha by leading with heart on and off the field by lifting his peers and giving back to Mililani with every drive

Justin keeps it aloha by turning every story into a place of belonging—bringing island heart into his craft, honoring ‘ohana in every frame, and reminding us that aloha means making home wherever we tell our truth

Krystilez keeps it aloha by telling our stories with courage, lifting voices from Nanakuli and weaving pride into every beat

Kiliona keeps it aloha by journeying inward—bridging cultures with humility, reconnecting to ancestral wisdom, and teaching us that aloha begins when we decolonize our hearts and honor where we come from

Kūhaʻo keeps it aloha by weaving ancestral stories into modern design, honoring our kūpuna, and inspiring future generations

Kimo keeps it aloha by building bridges from his Kalihi roots—leading Kanaka Solutions with heart, representing his legacy with humility, and reminding us that aloha grows where culture meets community

Kyle keeps it aloha by owning his past with humility, letting his story become a beacon of hope for youth who feel like theyʻve lost their way

Kawehi keeps it aloha by carrying the spirit of Hawaiʻi wherever she goes—whether smiling from a Hawaiian Host box, caring for travelers in the skies, or nurturing her children with a mother’s aloha

Bretman keeps it aloha by living unapologetically — reminding us that aloha means owning who you are and loving yourself loudly

Mike keeps it aloha by blending fatherhood, faith, and community grounded in his Big Island upbringing. He shepherds with compassion and carries aloha in every sermon and story

Kanoe and Kamaka keep it aloha by talking truthfully, showing that real sibling love comes from navigating everything with honesty and heart

Paul keeps it aloha by living in rhythm with the land—balancing fatherhood, music, farming, and yoga, grounded in Waimanalo’s ʻāina and aloha spirit

Oliver keeps it aloha by surrendering to the unknown, trusting the oceanʻs lessons, and letting aloha be both his anchor and his compass

Randy & Kimi keep it aloha by channeling their shared love for the sea—one nurturing reefs, the other diving its depths, together embodying aloha through conservation, kinship, and care

Sterling keeps it aloha by turning education into opportunity and lifting up his community and being a role model for the future generations in Hawaiʻi

Kalehua keeps it aloha by nurturing the next generation, combining artistry and advocacy in every class he leads