Thanks for sharing your last episode with us! I’ll miss you on the podcast. Enjoy the next chapter of your career!

I enjoy the podcast. Very informative and a bunch of great ideas for my annual trips to the islands. The audio is very inconsistent. Sometimes it is good, other times I have to increase volume just to hear what is being said.

This is such a fun podcast! I love the conversational style and feel like I’m getting insider recs from friends. I have a running list of everything to do, see, and eat when I make it to Hawaii. I live in NY and feel Hawaii wanderlust every time I listen. I just found this podcast and am completely enjoying making my way through the episodes.

I couldn’t even get through 1 episode! All I kept thinking was how did this show get to 81 episodes?!?! If I had to sit and count how many times they said “like” I would have to take two full weeks of vacation.

This podcast is hosted by two people: Kevin and Cat. Cat does research, has knowledge, and speaks clearly. Kevin is the opposite: does no research, has no knowledge, and sounds like a stoned slacker. Sorry duuuude, but this podcast would be FAR better if Cat were producing it alone.

Too much “you know,” too much off topic conversation (don’t tell me about what you did in Seattle), not enough knowledge about the things they talk about (the bus is $2.75 by the way). I’ll try one more time but listening to this weeks episode is frustrating.

I was on the edge still trying to listen to this podcast as it is connected to Hawaii Magazine ( which is top shelf). After episode 21, and all the talking, whining, arguing, all at the same time, I am out. Don’t waste your time thinking it might get better after the first couple episodes. Bale on this hot mess now!

I have been looking for a good podcast on Hawaii. This podcast from Hawaii Magazine is not it. There seems to be little preparation and the hosts seem to think that informal conversation is a substitute for meaningful info. Hawaii Magazine which is well edited should take more interest in the production values of this podcast. This podcast is an amateur hour.

Great podcast just kind of seems like it’s for high class travelers with lots of money to spend. The intern on the show is a military brat, again high class. Staying at Timbers on Kauai, unrealistic for most people as it’s 1k plus per night. Would like some more realistic travel ideas and tips. Just seems like everyone involved has expendable income..

This podcast is a joy to listen to. The chemistry and banter between Katherine and Kevin makes this podcast very enjoyable. They are naturals at this. It is a great compliment to the Hawaii Magazine which I also enjoy. Learning a lot about my favorite islands.

I’m a subscriber to the Hawaiian Magazine and found this Podcast starting with their first trip to Maui, my favorite island. I loved Catherine and Kevin’s first show and now I listen to everyone. If you love Hawaii as much as I do then Aloha Will Travel should be on your schedule for listening enjoyment.