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HPRA couple of months ago we had a technical glitch at Hawaiʻi Public Radio that took us off the air during part of our morning prime time. Calls and emails poured in. The interruption was rare, but the volume of responses wasn’t surprising. As a part of the community we serve, we hear every day from the people we do the work for. -
Each year, HPR compiles a report of what we've accomplished over the past calendar year. It's a celebration of our community's power in helping us to achieve our mission to inform, inspire and connect people throughout our community. We invite you to explore our 2024 Annual Report.
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HPR is giving away several prizes during its 2024 Year-End Membership Campaign, December 10-13, 2024. Contribute while offers are available to be automatically entered to win. -
September is "Classical Music Month," and HPR is celebrating with a countdown of your favorite composers/compositions as chosen by our listeners. The top 100 list was revealed on HPR-2 over 10 days: Sept. 18-27, 2024 -
HPR is giving away several prizes during its Fall 2024 Membership Campaign, Sept. 18-27, 2024. Contribute while offers are available to be automatically entered to win.
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Thanks to our strong community of supporters, HPR brings you a robust offering of locally produced programs, including weekend programs featuring local hosts to guide you through classical music selections. September is Classical Music Month, a perfect opportunity to get to know HPR-2’s local weekend hosts. -
For the 13th year in a row, Hawai‘i Public Radio has earned the highest rating, four stars, from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator. The top rating indicates the organization’s strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency. -
July 31, 2024 marks José A. Fajardo's last day as HPR's President and General Manager. -
HPR continues to bring you robust programming. As part of this effort, please note the following changes coming to HPR-1's on-air schedule. Here's what to expect, effective Aug. 1:
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Hawaiʻi Public Radio’s Board of Directors has appointed Meredith Artley, former editor-in-chief and senior vice president of CNN Digital Worldwide, as the nonprofit media organization’s new President and CEO.
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Hawai‘i Public Radio welcomes two new hosts to its contemporary music program, Bridging the Gap. The program airs weeknights from 10 p.m. to midnight on HPR-1.
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Mauka to Makai host Roger Bong always considers the generations of local musicians who have embraced every genre, style and sound imaginable. On Mauka to Makai, he brings the sound of the people who call Hawai‘i home, from the mountain to the ocean and everything in between, to HPR-1.
