Passport Profiles: The Forbidden Island Legacy & Lei Traditions with Emily Harper

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Join us on Passport Profiles as travel hosts Franco & Shannon sit down with Emily Harper of Hawaii Flower Lei to explore the deep roots of Hawaiian culture — from Niʻihau (“the Forbidden Island”) to shell lei craftsmanship and the living language of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.

In this episode you’ll discover:

The Sinclair/Robinson family legacy and how Emily continues that connection
How authentic Hawaiian leis are made — beyond the “tourist garland” — and the meaningful stories they carry
Surprising truth vs myth about Niʻihau: language, access, and life on the island
Tips for respectful, culturally rooted travel in Hawaiʻi
Ways travelers can honor tradition, support land stewardship (mālama ʻāina), and experience deeper cultural exchange

Whether you’re planning Hawaiʻi-bound travels or simply fascinated by island heritage, this episode is your gateway to aloha in action.

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