Hana's Own Hawaiian Music Radio Station
Broadcasting in Hana Town and Streaming Worldwide
Commercial-Free Hawaiian Music 24/7
Visit our streaming page at YesStreaming for streaming player, recent tracks list, as well as links for iTunes, Windows Media Player, etc.
You can find us on Radio.Garden or the Radio Garden app (App Store / Google Play), and the Simple Radio app (App Store / Google Play)
KOKO Radio has an Alexa Skill!
Enable the skill in your Alexa app, then just say "Play KOKO Hawaii"
(Alexa spells it phonetically as "Coco Hawaii")
to listen to your favorite stream of Hawaiian music!
To all our streaming listeners, you may sometimes hear some audio glitches, like jumping from track to track. This is due to the poor Internet service in Hana, which results in intermittent outages that last for ~10-30 seconds (especially in the evenings). This causes our streaming service to switch to "Auto DJ" mode which kicks in if the stream goes down to avoid dead air. But unfortunately, that ends up causing it to jump to another track and back in the middle of a song. Hana should be getting an Internet service upgrade sometime later this year that will remedy the pilikia, but in the meantime mahalo for your patience and understanding if it sometimes sounds a little glitchy!
KOKO-LP is a low power non-profit radio station
playing Hawaiian music and local programming.
The station serves the Hana Town area broadcasting
from the Old Courthouse at the Hana Cultural Center.
KOKO Radio's Mission
To provide a voice for Native Hawaiians.
To nurture, perpetuate, and celebrate Hawaiian values
through the medium of radio using Hawaiian music,
Hawaiian language, and Hawaiian cultural programming.
Guiding Hawaiian Values:
Pono - Choosing to live in harmony for the highest good.
Aloha - Unselfish love and respect given freely from the heart.
'Ohana - Family, community, and connectedness.
Mālama - Caring for ʻĀina, Kai, and Kanaka Maoli (Mālama kou kino)
Originally brought to life by Kaimana and Adrianne Kanekoa,
and dedicated to the memory of Kahuena.
Recommended listening:
Ephemeral podcast "Kika Kila" (Steel Guitar)
How an invention from the Hawaiian islands changed the world.
Featuring Hawaiian musician and educator Alan Akaka
and historian John Troutman, curator of American music
at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History.
Mahalo to Hana Farms for the financial sponsorship of KOKO Radio
Check out our Facebook page.
Our snail mail address is:
KOKO-LP
PO Box 21
Hana HI 96713-0021
Or you can send the "Webmaster" an e-mail.
