Episode 35 - Hawaii
Aloha!… from Hawaii, as the team uncovers what health and wellbeing means to the Hawaiians. Hinsey kicks off on the big island to check out the status of Kilauea, a still active volcano that erupted in 2018, wreaking havoc and displacing communities. As Hawaii waits to see if Kilauea settles, all eyes are on its neighbour – an even bigger sleeping giant! Will Jo Stanley leave Hawaii with a permanent souvenir? Find out as she visits Hawaiian tattoo priest Keli'i Makua, one of a handful of artists who practice the art of ‘Uhi', Hawaiian tattoos that uses hand tapping tools – not a needle in sight! Meet the hemp farmer who changed the laws around CBD oil in Hawaii and the professor who's recreated the original perfume worn by Cleopatra. Rachael is all about ‘loving hands' as she explores the link between the traditional Lomi Lomi massage and the hula. All that and more in this very special Hawaiian episode.
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