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The Butterfly Effect – Worldwide Water Woman Movement
CLICK BELOW FOR DA KINE CALENDAR LISTINGS 8:30 AM – Sign in at The Green Banana Cafe, Paia 11:00 AM – Begin Launching from Ho’okipa State Park 2:00 PM – Land at Kanaha State Park, Un-rig & Refresh...
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Jaimal Yogis – The Man Hunting “Life’s Most Primal Emotion”
by Andrew O’Riordan Jaimal Yogis is not who you think he is. He’s not easily synthesized into a 100-word bio. Searcher, castaway, lover, spiritualist, movie maker, fear scientist, guest lecturer,...
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MauiTime Best of Maui BEST BURRITO: Maui Tacos #BOM2013
Best Burrito Maui Tacos What MauiTime’s readers voted as the best burrito on Maui is far is bigger than your forearm and full of Mexican/Maui fusion. Named Ho‘okipa, Shark Pit and La Perouse, these...
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This Saturday, Oct 12: Cooney Surf Contest
Located on Maui’s North Shore, Ho’okipa is renowned for conditions that allow all manner of surfing. Seasoned windsurfers and surfers gather this Saturday for the ninth annual Cooney Surf Contest. The...
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How You Can Help Sierra Club Maui Expand Baldwin Beach Park
In the history of environmentalism, there are few more important names than John Muir. A naturalist and author, he also founded the Sierra Club. Though born in the United Kingdom back in 1838, Muir’s...
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Eh Hookipa Peeping Tom!
Eh, you with the telephoto lens pointed at all the pretty little 14-year old girls in the tide pools at Ho’okipa: Shame on you, you filthy old lecher! Those are our daughters and sisters! We see you...
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Interview with Maui Surfer Mark Angell – October 14, 1997
Mark Angell has been living a surfer’s dream for over four decades. He began building surfboards in the Sixties and is still shaping today. When he first arrived in Hawaii in 1968, surfing was not yet...
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Interview with Maui Surfer Lloyd Ishimine – December 23, 1997
In almost every surf interview for Maui Time, Lloyd Ishimine’s name has come up as a positive influence. His pure enthusiasm and contributions to surfing are what has helped elevate the quality of the...
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Interview with Maui Surfer Alika Moepono – January 20, 1998
The Moepono family has lived on the North Shore of Oahu since the 1800s. Alika’s father is pure Hawaiian and his mother, who’s from Maui, is German and Irish. He has five brothers and two sisters....
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Interview with Maui Surfers Kiva and Tide Rivers – February 3, 1998
We had a chance to interview Tide and Kiva Rivers this week, two Eastside surfers who are living the island dream. The two interact like best friends, one often finishing the other’s sentences. Their...
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Interview with Maui Surfer Melissa Proud – March 3, 1998
Born a water baby, Melissa Proud has been pulling sea shells out of her ears since she first set foot in the sand. Out at Ho`okipa, she learned to surf from Rick Irons, who pushed her into her first...
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Interview with Maui Surfer Steve Cooney – April 28, 1998
Many feel the island of Maui has some of the most talented, yet overlooked surfers in the world and Steve Cooney is one of them. At 23 years old, he is fortunate enough to have spent his entire life...
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Talking Story with Maui Kite Surfers – July 21, 1998
The island of Maui is a drawing board where many ocean sports have been created. For years, people have migrated to the Valley Isle to chalk out new and exciting ways to test the boundaries between...
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INTERVIEW: Sierra Emory Waterman, September 1, 1998, RIP June 6, 2018
NOTE: Maui Time Surf and Sports correspondent Dave Sweedler interviews Maui windsurfer and waterman Sierra Emory in the September 1 1998 issue of Maui Time. The allure of Maui captures an array of...
View ArticleMauiTime Best of Maui 2005: Best Place to Watch the Sunrise on the North...
BEST PLACE TO WATCH THE SUNRISE ON THE NORTH SHORE ho,okipa beach park The sun rises over Maui with a majestic grace unparalled in the world. When this glowing globe that warms the earth comes up over...
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Drew Toonz: Save da turtles, save da Hawaiians!
Illustration: Andrew Miller The post Drew Toonz: Save da turtles, save da Hawaiians! appeared first on Maui Time.
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Ian Walsh’s annual Menehune Mayhem happens this Saturday
Ian Walsh’s Menehune Mayhem returns for the 12th year for another shred sesh this Saturday at Ho’okipa Beach Park. Maui’s Junior Surfers (17 and under) compete during a day-long bout. Awards will also...
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Talking story with Tatiana Howard about how her upcoming non-competitive...
For Tatiana Howard, it’s all about being on the water. The refreshing breath of new life that she enjoys every time she jumps in the ocean. She’s spent half her life surfing, and virtually all of her...
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The Wave She Rode: Hanging out with Maui big wave surfing champion Paige Alms
At the Women’s March on Maui on Saturday, Jan. 21, Paige Alms was moving through the crowd of thousands gathered to speak up for women’s rights and equality and against the authoritarianism of Donald...
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Maui’s Jazz Cat Has Groove: Talking story with Mark Johnstone
Mark Johnstone isn’t just one of Maui’s finest professional musicians. If you’ve ever had the chance to hear him play the piano, guitar, harmonica or sing, you already know that he’s a virtuoso. He’s...
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Girls in the Lineup: How a small Maui nonprofit wants to make water sports...
Princess Keleanohoana‘api‘api, or Kelea, was a graceful and daring princess of Maui. She loved to surf and was told by the gods that she would find the love of her life only in the ocean. This wayward...
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2018 Aloha Classic: The International Windsurfing Tour brings world-class...
The flags are up, the wind is blowing, and sleek athletes from all over the world have taken over the Point at Ho‘okipa – the Aloha Classic is on, and the competition has been fierce as the conditions...
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From Engineer to Waterwoman: International Windsurfing Tour Champion Sarah...
Standing on the blustery cliff overlooking the Point at Ho‘okipa on a perfect Maui day, I watched as Sarah Hauser launched her rig at the water’s edge. Wetsuit-clad and hefting her windsurf gear – a...
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