TV Schedule for Spectrum OC 16
Tuesday, October 27th TV listings for Spectrum OC 16
Join Champ as he visits local establishments and shows you the products and services they offer, including tasting the cuisine of Hawaii's eateries.
Cutty and gardening students explore Waimea's Hawaii Farming, learning to grow Keiki Greens. They craft pizzas and homemade sauce with Chef Jay, and meet innovators creating 3D-printed stethoscopes for global communities in need.
Join the "Paint like Bob Ross…Island Style" workshop with Corinna Repucci. Meet artist Thomas Dier for artistic insights, and watch Patrick Ching create a ceramic and glass mural at Lehua Elementary School.
Executive Director of the Hawaii International Film Festival, Beckie Stocchetti, talks with Lanai and Brook about the moviemakers in Hawaii, the process of getting a film into the festival, and the industry in Hawaii.
Da Bald Guy Food Truck, a North Shore favorite, is known for generous portions, bold local flavors, and Aloha Spirit. Serving pan-fried poke, garlic shrimp, braised kalbi, and comfort food, it's a must-visit spot for kama'aina and visitors alike.
Join Roy and Ren Roth on board their 17-foot custom whaler, "GuavaJelly", for a fun day of spearfishing.
Lanai travels to the spiritual healing capital of the world, Ubud, Bali. Visit one of the world's best wellness centers, Gdas Health and Wellness Resort, and meet its founder, Russell Simmons.
Enjoy the craft brews and tasty cuisine of the Las Vegas Arts District.
Join us as we experience a Bon festival and the floating of lanterns at Amanohashidate. Try the delicious foods, watch the incredible fireworks and participate in the Bon dance.
Take part in a traditional Samoan 'ava ceremony and make a few Tahitian dishes.
Meet one very lucky pup getting the ultimate at-home spa day - a soothing massage from his owner with a handheld massager. Judging by his reaction, he can't get enough!
Two island favorites come together in the beautiful Plumeria Wai Koa Drop Earrings. Warm koa wood inlay, delicate plumeria accents and a polished gold-plated finish create an elegant tropical look. Approximately a 1 1/2-inch drop.
Join Champ as he visits local establishments and shows you the products and services they offer, including tasting the cuisine of Hawaii's eateries.
The Hawaii folks take a ride on the bullet train to Tokyo. They'll savor a special chanko nabe lunch and watch an exciting sumo show. Then it's off to Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai for shopping followed by a stunning Japanese dinner.
New inventions are tested like a menpachicatching gadget, a bait rig that brings the dead back to life, and a new trolling rig. Also, learn how to tie a fly for fly fishing, prepare a ceviche recipe in the great outdoorsand take a dent out of a prop.
Groundwork Level 2 from Cebu, Part 1.
With El Nino in full force, the winter forecast is sure to be one for the record books. And Peahi is Hawaii's epicenter for giant wave surfing.
See how Able Pest Management helps with feral chickens and Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles. The Bounty Project is getting abandoned fishing gear out of the ocean. Find out how Hungry Ear Records, Hawaii's oldest record store, has stayed open for so long.
Visit the factory and museum of the world-famous Noritake. See the exhibits and how the pottery is made. And try Tomato Garden, a restaurant that specializes in tomatoes for a full-course meal all made from tomatoes.
Soup is on with singer-songwriter Amy Hanaialii making family favorites including pork and watercress soup and tofu, chicken, papaya soup.
Discover the history of David Douglas and his namesake tree. Learn about Kamehameha's exploits at the Battle of Moku'ohai. Run through lava fields, take a night dive with majestic mantas, hear from a UH Hilo athlete and stories of old Hawaii.
James Roache and Tony Silva are the duo known as Da Braddahs. Their show, "Da Braddahs and Friends", takes local comedy to another level with their wild antics and unforgettable characters.
Insightful car reviews which are the basis of the show along with an informative auto maintenance segment and human interest stories about local folks and the cars they love. It has something for everyone interested in either purchasing a new car.
Draw and paint the lehua blossom while learning all about this sacred flower of the native 'ohia tree.
Dr. Puakea Nogelmeier's Hawaiian Newspaper project chronicles much of Hawaiian history and acted like a social media platform. The first roi roundup on Molokai was organized by a then-high school senior fulfilling his senior project obligations.
Joy creates a fun witch jar to use for treats or as a centerpiece. She shows you how to make your own stamps and creates a fun gift wrap with tissue paper. Learn how to use one die to make two cards.
A recap of another fabulous season and a celebration to kick off National Diaper Need Awareness Week with the Aloha Diaper Bank and the POSHd models of Fashion Sense.
Two island favorites come together in the beautiful Plumeria Wai Koa Drop Earrings. Warm koa wood inlay, delicate plumeria accents and a polished gold-plated finish create an elegant tropical look. Approximately a 1 1/2-inch drop.
Join Champ as he visits local establishments and shows you the products and services they offer, including tasting the cuisine of Hawaii's eateries.
Rendall Madarang makes a pumpkin from chenille stems. Leona Ahlo and Brandon Tavares share new DIY aquarium projects. Brandon creates maple leaves from chenille stems and adds them to chenille pumpkins for a beautiful fall garland.
Executive Director of the Hawaii International Film Festival, Beckie Stocchetti, talks with Lanai and Brook about the moviemakers in Hawaii, the process of getting a film into the festival, and the industry in Hawaii.
Cutty and gardening students explore Waimea's Hawaii Farming, learning to grow Keiki Greens. They craft pizzas and homemade sauce with Chef Jay, and meet innovators creating 3D-printed stethoscopes for global communities in need.
A look at a silent crisis: water quality, and its direct impact on ocean and human health. Across the islands, meet the communities, scientists, and leaders joining forces to tackle the challenges of water quality that affect all of us.
With El Nino in full force, the winter forecast is sure to be one for the record books. And Peahi is Hawaii's epicenter for giant wave surfing.
Check out the world's largest outrigger canoe race and festival, The Queen Lili'uokalani Canoe Race.
Soup is on with singer-songwriter Amy Hanaialii making family favorites including pork and watercress soup and tofu, chicken, papaya soup.
Travel to Waikoloa for the 2026 US National Spearfishing Championship where top divers compete for the title while clearing invasive fish from our local reefs.
Meet Abraham Tanaka, a 90-something golfer who still hits the course twice a week and has shot his age over 1,000 times! Then, the men of Kailua Canoe Club paddled the Molokai Hoe with purpose, honoring a teammate lost just weeks before the race.
Embark on a surf trip to Western Australia with Maui's Clay Marzo and Matt Meola. Experience the legendary swell at Freight Trains, showcasing the world's fastest wave. Enjoy thrilling North Shore surfing action at Pipeline and Backdoor.
Visit the factory and museum of the world-famous Noritake. See the exhibits and how the pottery is made. And try Tomato Garden, a restaurant that specializes in tomatoes for a full-course meal all made from tomatoes.
Meet one very lucky pup getting the ultimate at-home spa day - a soothing massage from his owner with a handheld massager. Judging by his reaction, he can't get enough!
Enjoy the craft brews and tasty cuisine of the Las Vegas Arts District.
James Roache and Tony Silva are the duo known as Da Braddahs. Their show, "Da Braddahs and Friends", takes local comedy to another level with their wild antics and unforgettable characters.
Rendall Madarang makes a pumpkin from chenille stems. Leona Ahlo and Brandon Tavares share new DIY aquarium projects. Brandon creates maple leaves from chenille stems and adds them to chenille pumpkins for a beautiful fall garland.
See how Able Pest Management helps with feral chickens and Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles. The Bounty Project is getting abandoned fishing gear out of the ocean. Find out how Hungry Ear Records, Hawaii's oldest record store, has stayed open for so long.
Da Bald Guy Food Truck, a North Shore favorite, is known for generous portions, bold local flavors, and Aloha Spirit. Serving pan-fried poke, garlic shrimp, braised kalbi, and comfort food, it's a must-visit spot for kama'aina and visitors alike.
Two island favorites come together in the beautiful Plumeria Wai Koa Drop Earrings. Warm koa wood inlay, delicate plumeria accents and a polished gold-plated finish create an elegant tropical look. Approximately a 1 1/2-inch drop.