Hawaiian Night Marchers w/ Kamuela Kaneshiro
We are joined by Kamuela Kaneshiro of the Legends from the Pacific podcast, who gives us the lowdown on some of his favorite spiritual and paranormal stories from Hawaii. Kamu shares his firsthand accounts with the Night Marchers and his own paranormal investigations. Content Warning: This episode contains conversations about or mentions of murder, gender dynamics, incest, urination, war/battle, blood, and human remains. Guest Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, Kamuela or “Kamu” is an Asian Pacific Islander geek and storyteller. He began podcasting in 2004 with the weekly three-hour radio show/podcast, “Off the Air’s: Geek Nation”. His podcast Legends from the Pacific utilizes Kamu’s cultural knowledge, and television/film background to craft stories of people, beliefs, and traditions to help promote Pacific cultures. Kamu obtained a BA & MA in Communication from Hawaii Pacific University. He studied at the University of Hertfordshire (UK), appeared multiple times at San Diego Comic-Con as an invited professional panelist, and has lectured on film, television, and Batman. He is the author of the “I Didn't Mean to” series , and “Genre Analysis: The Gangster, The Evolved Detective,…
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