Hawaii Calls

"Hawaii Calls" was a long-running radio program that showcased Hawaiian music and culture. It was first broadcast in 1935 and continued for over 60 years, becoming one of the most popular radio programs in the world. The program featured a variety of Hawaiian musicians, including Alfred Apaka, Genoa Keawe, and Gabby Pahinui. "Hawaii Calls" helped to popularize Hawaiian music around the world and is credited with helping to create the "Hawaiian Renaissance" of the 1970s.