An early childhood educator wants to help children who may be sad, scared or worried after the tragic Maui wildfires. Honolulu Community College professor Elizabeth Hartline created a short story called "There was a Fire" for children 3 to 8-years-old. She says the images of the devastation may be difficult for young kids to process and getting them to talk about their feelings is the first step to healing. Listen now to the 'Muthaship' wherever you get your podcasts.

An early childhood educator wants to help children who may be sad, scared or worried after the tragic Maui wildfires. Honolulu Community College professor Elizabeth Hartline created a short story called "There was a Fire" for children 3 to 8-years-old. She says the images of the devastation may be difficult for young kids to process and getting them to talk about their feelings is the first step to healing. Listen now to the 'Muthaship' wherever you get your podcasts.

Hawaii News Now anchor Stephanie Lum and her two best friends, Noli Kazama and Brooke Kane, talk about parenthood, friendship, and the lessons they've learned while growing as working moms in Hawaii.

Hawaii News Now anchor Stephanie Lum and her two best friends, Noli Kazama and Brooke Kane, talk about parenthood, friendship, and the lessons they've learned while growing as working moms in Hawaii.
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Motherhood, friendship and family life in Hawaii!

'Muthaship' with Stephanie Lum

Hawaii News Now anchor Stephanie Lum and her two best friends, Noli Kazama and Brooke Kane, talk about parenthood, friendship, and the lessons they've learned while growing as working moms in Hawaii.

 

Hawaii News Now anchor Stephanie Lum and her two best friends, Noli Kazama and Brooke Kane, talk about parenthood, friendship, and the lessons they've learned while growing as working moms in Hawaii.
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