Kelly Simek

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In the midst of packed schedules and everyday stress, finding time to simply have fun with loved ones might seem like a luxury—but it’s actually a necessity. Pediatrician and Wee Pediatrics, Inc. owner Dr. Theresa Wee joined Living808 to share how families can use the upcoming summer break to reconnect, recharge, and rediscover the joy of play. “These are challenging times—post-COVID, economic uncertainty, and rising health issues make it easy to feel overwhelmed,” said Dr. Wee.

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As electric bikes become increasingly popular across Hawaii, it’s important for riders to understand the different types of motorized bikes—and the laws that govern them. Travis Counsell, Executive Director of the Hawaii Bicycling League, and Malia Harunaga, Director of Adult Education, joined Living808 to break down e-bike classifications, usage rules, and helmet requirements to keep everyone informed and safe on the road.

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Bodyboarders and beach lovers have reason to celebrate with the return of The Foam Company to Maui Mall Village. Owners Celestial and Jacob Romero joined Living808 to share the exciting news of the store’s reopening at its original location, along with new offerings and upcoming promotions. Originally opened in 2003 under different ownership, The Foam Company has long been a staple for ocean enthusiasts in Central Maui.

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Comedian Kev Herrera is bringing his unfiltered humor and powerful life stories to the islands for the very first time. He joined us on Living808 to talk about his upcoming performances at Blue Note Hawaii, where audiences can expect an unforgettable night of laughs and connection. Kev, best known online as @OnlyRaisingKingsNYC, has built a massive following with over 1.8 million supporters on TikTok and 1 million on Instagram.

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Waipahu High School senior Lathan Guzman has been named the 2025 Best in Show winner in the High School Division of the Pele Awards, standing out among 677 entries from students across Hawai‘i. He and his teacher, Bryant Murakami, joined us on Living808 to talk about the achievement. Now in its eighth year, the High School Pele Awards is the only program of its kind in the state, open to public, private, and homeschool students in grades 9 through 12.