Ghost Stories LIVE from Hawaii for May 8

[@johnstoddard4692]

I really enjoyed your last story, actually I enjoyed them all but that time shift tale was especially divine. I grew up on Kauai after moving there as a 10 year old son of a Lutheran pastor who was transferred from Hayward California, in 1986. I too belive in the Hawaiian histories and Legends. Not just because that the stories are interesting and unique but because I experienced the people of Kauai and they told me stories as well. I actually witnessed several instances of paranormal or otherworldly circumstances. You have a genuine way about you that I easily find to be factual or at the very least, you belive it to be true. Thank you for sharing and having mutual respect for both the tradition and the noisy haoles , this isn't any sort of easy task. You are gracious and humble but true to the world. Mahalo John Stoddard

[@corlissyamasaki3476]

Wow! Hole Waimea is one of my favorite kahiko! Mahalo Lopaka!

[@maui8084]

Those stories were all so INTENSE. An hour flew by before I knew it. And, that version of Waika was beautiful!

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@carolley9705]

Aloha Lopaka. Mahalo nui for all the stories. They keep me involved with the world in this time of staying home. Take care of yourself. Beautiful song. Mahalo again from Whidbey Island. It was nice you mentioned my home island on your live program. Didnt expect it so it was doubly appreciated.

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@MysteriesofHawaii]

mahalo!

[@dafatmamavovo9632]

I so love these stories

[@williamkapakujr6146]

Mahalo nui loa from Manassas, Virginia March 2021

[@KUMUKALEI05]

Mahalo for sharing these stories 🤙💕🤙

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@sidekickdanieldg]

These are amazing!

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@aimeekaopua-hersey6542]

Glad I wasn’t on Facebook because I’d have been huhu for sure! Love the stories & enjoy listening to them the following day. I hope to one day take your walking tour when I come home to visit my ohana. Aloha from Loves Park, IL 🤙🏼

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@nancyedwards9603]

Love your stories. From Missoula Montana

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@MysteriesofHawaii]

mahalo!

[@formerswimsuitmodel1610]

I’m Filipino..My cousins daughter is named Denise….she’s having another child,a boy and she can’t come up with a name…she asked me to help her..I want her to name him Denephew…just so I’m able to say these are my cousins kids this is Denise and this is Denephew, then smile while I wait in the awkwardness I’ve created

[@Greendragon518]

The twists in the first story was interesting lol love it!!

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@lynnwl99]

the first story really gave me chicken skin because it's so realistic. that's why i wouldn't be out and about late at night in a known haunted area. in fact, i try not to be out and about late at night at all. like Mailani said last wednesday, we should be home by 9 pm. the only exception is when Lopaka is with us, like on a ghost tour :)

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@MysteriesofHawaii]

mahalo!

[@darrellokimoto6800]

Aloha from Lahaina, I totaiiy enjoy listening to all your etoties and legends of bourbon Hawaii, a great old friend of mine, Kanu Sam Kai is all so a great person of Hawaiian past, I haven’t heard from Kahu in a while, would be cool if you both would get together, keep up the legacy, Aloha

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@poyfict]

I always enjoy your story telling, I first heard you on the Spooked podcast. You're a great story teller, a soothing voice. I like to listen to your stories while a fall asleep. It would be great if you decided to start your own podcast! Thank you :)

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@brianhirose8866]

Aloha, I wasn’t huhu about the facebook fail I was able to pick the update and pick up the rest of the story. Mahalo for all the stories. Reminds me of hanabata days when my tutu wahine and my aunties and uncles used to tell stories and make all da keiki scared and run off go moemoe real fast. 😂 The one I remember most it the green lady from Hau Bush all the way at the end at a place we surfers used to call Coves. Maybe you’ve heard stories but I never believed them.

[@LopakaKapanui]

Mahalo!

[@formerswimsuitmodel1610]

Unko lopaka get mean rap bars!!

[@tkmur1207]

Those eyes!!!

[@leikilimaile2565]

Sea country Ma’ili 🤙 Cheeehooo

[@MysteriesofHawaii]

mahalo!

[@graysonkauwe9191]

Would you take a request? Any royal Hawaiian hotel stories?

[@MysteriesofHawaii]

Where to begin? I may include that in the next offering!

[@graysonkauwe9191]

@@MysteriesofHawaii I just wanted to hear about Waikiki. I just didn't know where in Waikiki. So I thought about the oldest building I could think of. Mahalo nui loa!

[@waynelkduarte45]

No forget Makiki

[@formerswimsuitmodel1610]

Hawaiian ghost doesn’t allow you to bring pork over the Pali and Samoan ghost won’t let you bring palusami over the LCC bridge…Hawaiian ghost= no pork and Samoan ghost =no Libby’s corned beef

[@waynelkduarte45]

Makiki

[@maygoya2204]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@formerswimsuitmodel1610]

Playing the devils advocate position in this comment…BUT, if Diana and Richard were to spend the money on marijuana…there’s no way the kids would go hungry..because Diane and Richard would be stoned and have the munchies..so in reality, the fridge will be filled with food and the stash spot would be filled with marijuana…🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️LOL

[@hualani6785]

Mahalo! A patreon account?? During COVID stay at home?

[@MysteriesofHawaii]

Aloha Hualani! We have decided to not open a Patreon account and offer our weekly storytelling for free during this time. Once we're all back up and running, we'll be able to open up our ghost tours again. We hope to see you. In the meantime, please enjoy our weekly Ghost Stories Live!