For the first decade of my life, hearing someone say “guava” or “guava tree” would always make me think of the fruit, in all its sweet and sour glory. Before I learned of what a guava tree looks like, I learned of one of the […]

“Kalo is our oldest brother. An ancient ancestor.” I remember hearing this from my favorite professor at the University of Hawaii, Maui Campus. Kalo. Taro. Poi- that sticky purple stuff you feel obligated to scoop on your plate at every luau. From that day, my […]