Hawai‘i Public Radio | Hawai'i Public Radio
Founded in 1981, member-supported Hawai‘i Public Radio provides two streams statewide: HPR-1 with news, talk, and a variety of music, and HPR-2, your home for classical music.
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HPR-1 Schedule - Hawai'i Public Radio
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Where to Listen - Hawai'i Public Radio
Hawaiʻi Public Radio’s two different programming streams 24/7, 365: HPR-1 news, talk, and entertainment - see the schedule; HPR-2 your home for classical music - see the schedule; Tune in the old fashioned way, or stream us via:. Online - click the red player module near the top of this page. HPR mobile app, available on the App Store or Google Play (see FAQs)
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HPR-2 - Hawai'i Public Radio
Oct 26, 2016 · Talk Shows:Listen again to your favorite talk programs on HPR-2!Local News:News features and series from HPR's award winning news departmentHPR-2 Program Schedule:find out when all your favorite programs are on the air on HPR-2! Or you can find out more from the HPR-2 detailed program listings.
The Conversation on Hawaiʻi Public Radio | Hawai'i Public Radio
Whether you live in our state or far from our shores, you’ll know what’s happening in Hawaiʻi with HPR's daily hour of locally focused discussions of public affairs, ideas, culture and the arts. Guests from across the islands and around the world provide perspectives on life in Hawaiʻi — and issues that have not yet reached Hawaiʻi.The Conversation is …
HPR-2 - Your home for classical music | Hawai'i Public Radio
The Early Muse. There is a wonderful richness and variety in Western music before the year 1700. Host Ian Capps explores everything from Medieval chant and troubadour songs to the rich polyphony of Renaissance sacred and secular music, and into the Baroque 'revolution' of the 17th century with its invention of the opera, oratorio, ballet and orchestral music as we know it today.
Frequencies & Coverage Map - Hawai'i Public Radio
Hawaiʻi Public Radio’s network provides statewide coverage of two different programming streams: HPR-1 news, talk, and entertainment; HPR-2 your home for classical music
Local News - Hawai'i Public Radio
The changing of the guard in Washington D.C. next January will bring much uncertainty to long-standing institutions and policies. The Conversation talked to Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green about his concerns about President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks.