I love Journey Into Mystery and the ability to listen remotely (from California, in my case). I am happy to support independent community radio.

-Matt R

We love the music! Listening in Saint Paul Mn!

-Julie S

The DJs make an effort to not only share but TEACH the music that inspires them. So much more rewarding than what you find on the mainstream.

-Danielle C.

Thank you Mana’o Radio for keeping Maui in my ear while working here on the mainland.

-Gina M.

Thanks for the great sets of real music.

-Chuck from Hana

That Ray Mayron is a constantly ear pleasing tune playing dude. Ray has motivated this note of thankfulness. I have been enjoying him so much. Bill Best is the best. Bill brings a comforting smile to my wife’s face too, with his voice. Pistol Pete never lets us stop rocking( Primus Sucks!). I still miss Party Time with Phat Tony. It goes on and on. The Hula Honeys remind me to be classy. Tim Stokes really fills a needed genre as well. Thank you for being there.

-Colin N

I haven’t encountered a radio station as innovative, refreshingly original, and creatively varietal as Mana’o since the WHFS days in DC and the WTJU days during my college years. Rock, jazz, punk, country, pop, indie, emo, disco, blues, folk, Hawaiian, new wave, roots – that’s probably not all of the genres I’ve listened to over the years. You guys are GREAT. Every DJ possesses an encyclopedic knowledge of the background of the artists and songs they play. The passion I hear on my radio/laptop often as a DJ explains, explores, extrapolates on various song meanings, influences, and personal stories are priceless. Keep it up, amigos. Man, you’re awesome. Every day and All.Night.Long.

-William Riley

THE MUSIC SELECTIONS ARE AWESOME AND THE DJ’S KEEP THE FLOW OF SONGS GOING SO WELL IT’S LIKE BEING AT A LIVE SHOW. THANKS!

-Valerie S

My wife and I are contributors living in Minnesota and we stream Radio Mana’o a lot. We exercise in our basement to the Stream and this morningwe caught Tom Littell’s first show. It was fantastic – the sheer randomness of the sets was spectacular. I mean, “Hooray Hooray It’s a Holiday” and “Cat Scratch Fever” in the same set. I actually applauded. Anyway, rookie or not, Littell is really good at this and we look forward to many hours listening to his eclectic array of 60’s, 70’s and 80’s tunes. Well, done!

-Mike S

Lucky we live Maui and can enjoy this most awesome radio experience. But wait, through the magic of the internets you can too! Some of the best tunes you’ve never heard!

-Joe D.