meet uncle ross, waterman. a canoe surfing legend and generally accepted ambassador of the aloha spirit. he s offered to share with me a truly ancient hawaiian space found only on the face of a crashing wave. surfing, a life connected to the ocean, and spending time with family and friends on the beach are some of the cornerstones of hawaiian life. and this is our chef. this is jason. jason. how are you, man? and, tony, that s keola. hey, how are ya? all right. you good? yes, sir. hilani. how do you do? how are you? keawe. what s going on? hi.
surfing, a life connected to the ocean, and spending time with family and friends on the beach are some of the cornerstones of hawaiian life. archie: and this is our chef. this is jason. anthony: how are you, man? archie: and, tony, that s keola. anthony: hey, how are ya? keola: all right. anthony: you good? keola: yes sir. archie: hilani. anthony: how do you do? how are you? archie: keawe. anthony: what s going on? hi. archie: meghan. anthony: hello. archie: those are my two daughters, this is my wife alicia. anthony: why hello, hi. archie: brennan, come say hi. anthony: hey, brennan, how are ya? archie: and, uh, milton. this is milton. anthony: milton, good to meet you. so how, uh, how does everybody know each other here? archie: we live on an island, everybody knows everybody here. anthony: okay, that s true. why did i even ask? archie: it s just the way you roll. woman: i think i met uncle ross through the water. just surfing and then w
Hawaii’s Renaissance Man makes the world a better place
By BY CINDY SCHUMACHER - | Dec 24, 2020
Aloha ‘Aina (love of the land) has been a theme for Uncle George Kahumoku Jr. his entire life.
KAHAKULOA –George Kahumoku Jr., known all over the islands as Uncle George, is a multi-Grammy and Na Hoku Hanohano Award-winning Hawaiian slack key guitar master, songwriter, touring performer, teacher, artist, storyteller, author and entrepreneur. He is originally from South Kona Kealia on the Big Island and headed Kealia Farms, where he raised coffee, ti leaf, avocados, macadamia nuts, guava, mangoes, alfalfa hay, Hawaiian herbs, teas, cattle and pigs.
matter what it throws at you. it implies that you are capable of almost mythical things. the ability to live in the water, handle its many moods above or below the surface. meet uncle ross, waterman. a canoe surfing legend and generally accepted ambassador of the aloha spirit. he s offered to share with me a truly ancient hawaiian space found only on the face of a crashing wave. surfing, a life connected to the ocean, and spending time with family and friends on the beach are some of the cornerstones of hawaiian life.