Nick Yee

The Department of Land and Natural Resources is overseeing projects to save two of Hawai‘i’s smallest creatures.Will Haines is an investigator with the…

On October 14th, at the Blaisdell Concert Hall, Hawaii Opera Theatre opens a production of Puccini’s La Bohème. It’s considered one of the most romantic…

In the early 90’s a series of bands began a revival of the swing music of the 1920’s. Horn sections, zoot suits, and martinis we’re suddenly back in…

There’s new movement on plans to restore the Old Maui High School.A company called TEACH Development has been tapped by Maui County officials to rebuild…

One of the last and most notable executions to take place in Hawai‘i occurred 87 years ago tomorrow. The case attracted national attention and divided…

This Saturday on Bridging the Gap, I’m playing an afro-funky mix of music ahead of my opening set for KCRW's Jeremy Sole. We'll hear tasty selections of…

A little more than 20 years ago, a band named after a popular peanut candy began stringing together a mixture of New Orleans Jazz, Calypso, and Swing ……

Hey! Want a dj mr.nick sticker, Bridging the Gap, or Hawaii Public Radio sticker? Mail us a self addressed pre-stamped envelope (in another envelope,…

The magic of the Atherton Studio...now virtual!HPR presents a virtual summer concert season featuring some of Hawaiʻi’s best local musicians, livestreamed…

Henry Rollins is probably best known as the singer of the punk rock band Black Flag. But when he left the band in 1986 he became a writer, actor, public speaker and DJ on KCRW. HPR’s Mr. Nick spoke to him ahead of his three-night appearance at Blue Note Hawaii. He reflected on travel, aging, bullying, and how he puts his speaking shows together.