KHNR-AM (Honolulu, HI)
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KHNR (690 AM) is a commercial radio station in Honolulu, Hawaii. It is owned by the Malama Media Group and it broadcasts a conservative talk radio format. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Radio Media Market | N/A |
| Radio Format | Conservative Talk Radio |
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Search ArticlesThe ANSWER Hawaii - Honolulu, HI
Since 1990, Lifestyles Unlimited has been teaching our students how to use real estate to build wealth and passive income streams. Welcome to “The RIGHT Side”: A Common Sense Conversation. Where Hawaii’s conservative legislators and leaders will gather to discuss our local political landscape and how it affects you, your ‘Ohana and your community. Broadcast from the heart of Times Square, Kevin McCullough takes America’s pulse — and delivers the shock it needs.
3-10-26 Conversations with Gina Crabtree, Rep. Elijah Pierick & Amanda Malave
Remember when common sense was common? When standing up for what is right is, simply, the right thing to do? Welcome to “The RIGHT Side”: A Common Sense Conversation. Where Hawaii’s conservative legislators and leaders will gather to discuss our local political landscape and how it affects you, your ‘Ohana and your community. Want to join the conversation? Call 808-913-6450 during the show! Cut through the political noise and look at Hawaii from the RIGHT side! Mahalo to Savio Associates, LLC.
Broadway, Holiday Lights, and First Responders
The November 21 episode of Fun Friday bursts with energy as Kevin McCullough and Cristyne Nicholas dive headfirst into the holiday season. They kick things off with family excitement—Kevin’s daughter Charlotte is starring in Anastasia, marking her sixth musical in three years. Cue proud-parent vibes and a dash of Broadway fever! The conversation then pivots to arts advocacy with Michael Presser, founder of Inside Broadway.
Everyday Economics: Rear-view jobs strength, forward-looking weakness in week ahead
12:57 PM on Sunday, November 23 (The Center Square) – The September jobs report was a look in the rear-view mirror in more ways than one. Because of the 43-day government shutdown, we didn’t get the numbers until late November – nearly two months after the data were collected. By then, the story on the ground had already moved on.
Poll: Majority of Americans still support legal immigration
6:25 AM on Sunday, November 23 Andrew Rice (The Center Square) – A majority of Americans say that legal immigration is good for the United States, according to a new poll commissioned by The Center Square. The poll, conducted by RMG Research in conjunction with Napolitan News Service, surveyed 1,000 registered voters across the country between Nov. 12-13.
War Department, VA have highest number of unresolved recommendations from congressional watchdog
7:12 AM on Saturday, November 22 Morgan Sweeney (The Center Square) – Of the 15 federal executive departments that compose the president’s Cabinet, the Departments of War and Veterans Affairs have the most unresolved, open recommendations for improvement from congressional watchdog, the Government Accountability Office.
Envelopes with white powder sent to two Texas ICE offices, no public threat
6:29 AM on Saturday, November 22 (The Center Square) – Texas remains ground zero for targeted attacks against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. In the past few months, ICE facilities in Texas have been the target of shootings, bomb threats and, now, mail with powder substances. Federal officials are investigating two incidents in north Texas after two ICE field offices received envelopes with white powdery substances this week.
Georgia GOP thanks Greene; Trump says she 'went bad'
6:06 AM on Saturday, November 22 Kim Jarrett (The Center Square) – Less than 24 hours after the surprise resignation of U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Georgia Republican received thanks from the state Republican Party and criticism from President Donald Trump.