In this interview Randy Fujishin shares how to ask questions of others to make deeper connections in our lives.

Aloha and welcome to the Uluniu movement of Hawaii. The gang is currently at the University of Hawaii, West Oahu,at our coconut and ulu grove. It's 11,000 square feet and we're in the villa in the hot lands of Kapolei on the island of Oahu.

We are here today to awaken, to be of service to our own rejuvenation for culture, food resource, and climate change because coconut is our spiritual energetic tool helping us to contextualize and understand how can we be of service to worldwide awakening. And we're doing it through these work days, by weeding around our our coconut Grove. We're doing it by sharing food with each other. We're doing it by trusting in a larger system called aloha aina.

This project is a video series of questions our team ask Dr. Manulani Aluli Meyer about Hawaiian culture.

Americans throw away approximately 1/4 of all food and beverage purchases.

Department of Environmental Services