Kahilu.TV Premiere!

“ʻUala” is the latest installment in Kahilu.TV's original docuseries, Nā Pua Pasifika, celebrating the traditional canoe plants that have sustained Pacific Island communities for generations.

This episode features Kehaulani Marshall of Ulu Mau Puanui. Together, her and Uncle Ricky show us how easy it is to plant, harvest and cook with sweet potato while demonstrating several dishes that you can prepare at home using only a handful of ingredients.

Following the premiere screening, join the filmmakers and cultural practitioners for a special talkback and enjoy a tasting featuring foods inspired by the film.

About Nā Pua Pasifika

Nā Pua Pasifika focuses on sustainability in Hawai’i Nei. Each segment spotlights one of five main food crops used throughout the Pacific Islands that can be key building blocks of food security for the state: ‘Ulu (breadfruit), Kalo (taro), Uhi (true yam), Kapioka (tapioca), and ‘Uala (sweet potato).

Mahalo to our 2026/27 Season Sponsors: Michael & Ruth Bernstone, Paul & Charlene Dahlquist, Carol & Clive Davies, Deviants from the Norm, Fred Dosher & Carol Greenwell, Eric Ewing & Bruce Redman, Marianne Falkner, Mike & Diane Foreman, Ceppie & Irwin Federman, Alan Gartenhaus & Rhoady Lee, Suzanne Hill, Stephen Hobbs & Lori Parrish, Derek & Renée Inaba, Christine Karger, Cathi Keene, Marsha & Tom Kerley, Mimi & Brian Kerley, Steve Kirkham & Jennie Dougherty, Joanna Lipari, Bob & Nancy Male, Kevin McCann & Lisa Shattuck, Ebby & Lex Pinson, Ric Rocker, John C. Ryan, Eric Savage, Eric Schwartz & Magda Wesslund, W.A. Shimabukuro & M.S. Simpson, Michael Thompson, David & Joanne Turner