-Gregory K

I was steaming the New Orleans Jazz Fest at home today and then I found out our own Mana’o radio was carrying their feed!  So hip, you guys!!!! I love it and thanks.

-Sandra R.

I think your M-F mid-day programs are the best! Bill has always been great. And now w/Jimmy C’s Jazz and Kristy & Sara’s Elec-boost. I look forward to being on the road and listening 10a-2p. Mahalo

-Jay Nakashima

It’s what isn’t on my mind- and I thank you. I am so glad to find myself on this island, hearing 91.7 in my ears and deeper. Many findings within your pleasant frequencies as plurals of Hawiian freedoms, teachings, prophecies and funk factor have occurred!

Hooray!

Hula Honeys! Ha ha and Mahalo! Lightness, brightness and insightness is what you send. Is that a word? I heard it was.

Duncan Mack- deepness do you not lack, mostly always enriching my life and sometimes cutting like a knife.
I’m bleeding with ideas and inspiration. Maybe a reverse heart attack!

I’m currently sitting back in awe and ache of the burning diesel and lights that make it what we call us and now.

Lovers and friends have found this page of wisdom, your sage ideas arisen from the signed, sealed and delivered dedication to airtime with honor, humor and humility.

Thank you for playing the songs you play, you’re the last DJ. I and we love it so much!

-Hans F.

I like your New Orleans show today and especially want to thank you for bringing WWOZ’s Jazz Festival live streaming to Mana’o’s airwaves. Brilliant of you guys!! Mahalo!

-Cynthia Conrad

The music you’re playing today, & most days, puts me in a good mood. Uplifting, memories, eclectic mix, I love it! And, I don’t have to be in love with somebody, if he can do a two step, I would be so happy! Keep it up, Dr B!!

-Patty N

My daughter Erin Dieguez worked for Mana’o Radio for a few years, and loved the experience. I personally enjoy the variety of music offered by your station and the interesting people!

-Diane H.

Thank you, made my day. Went from spacey to funky, to jazzy, to soul, and blues. Great transition. Also introduced me to some great new artists I hadn’t heard before. Mahalo

-Eric Shepard

Love your radio station. Wish we had an equivalent one in Boston. We used to – WBCN. How I discovered your station was an article in the Boston Globe many years ago about Charles Laquidara and how he now had a show in Maui. Best of fortunes in the New Year. Love you guys and gals.

-Bill Foucher

Ah… Nobody Knows You… yes Bessie.. tell it like it is! Haven’t heard that song in so long thank you thank you! Awesome! I was listening to this while I was pumping gas at Costco. So I left my door open, the radio blaring, dancing away. The guy on the opposite pump came dancing around… He hadn’t heard it for a long time either. The woman behind me at her pump asked me what station I was listening to. I told her Manao radio… she never heard of it… Now she has! 91.7 I said told her all about everybody was a volunteer from the community that just was there cause They love music. anyway, a new listener! Way to go Bessie and Mike!

-Susan Bradford