The Rick Hamada Program

The Rick Hamada Program

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BRAD UPTON COMEDIAN 8.28.25

CHAD BLAIR CIVIL BEAT 8.28.25

It's important to stay informed so join Rick Hamada and Chad Blair as they talk all about local news, current events, sports and much more. Listen now for a great episode with Civil Beat.

AIR SUPPLY 8.28.25

Did someone say Air Supply? Yep you read that right! Rick Hamada is joined by Graham from Air Supply to talk all about the band, their upcoming performance at the Blue Note and give some truly inspiring advice on chasing your dreams. Listen now!

ED KAGEYAMA OF PEARL AT KALAUAO 8.27.25

Join Rick Hamada and Ed Kageyama of Pearl at Kalauao. Lots to get informed on. LISTEN NOW!

RICHARD CRICCHIO 8.27.25

Hear all about our current housing/ real estate market in Hawaii. Rick Hamada is joined by Richard Cricchio listen in now.

ASK THE MAYOR 8.27.25

ASK THE MAYOR! Join Rick Hamada and Mayor Rick Blangiardi with this week's addition of ASK THE MAYOR! Listen now!

Paul Lam 8.26.25

Rick Hamada is joined by Paul Lam talking all about his company Lam Capital and his ongoing affordable housing projects. Stay informed and tune in.

Community Matters 8-24-25

On this week's edition of Community Matters, host Manny Munoz discusses a two separate topics -- National Golf Month and the issue of too much screentime for kids--and what effects it may be having.

Community Matters 8-17-25

On this week's edition of Community Matters, Rick Hamada speaks with local businessman Bill Mickelson about the role of faith in the business world...and how connecting secular and faithful leads to improved business.

The Freedom Hour 8-23-25

Episode 52 (23 August 2025): Tents, Tiny Homes, and Truth: Hawai‘i’s Homeless Debate. Hawai‘i spends millions on homelessness programs, yet continues to lead the nation in unsheltered residents. From costly tiny home “kauhale” villages and sweeping encampments, to nonprofits struggling under funding gaps, the question remains: who’s truly responsible for solving this crisis? In this episode, we will discuss the facts, and what real solutions look like for Hawai‘i’s houseless and everyday residents alike.