 I first learned about it when I was a student here at the University of Hawaiʻi Mauna Noa. I was here in the 70s for all of that. And of course, I was looking back on it now, the realization that, oh my God, what an amazing time to be in Hawaiʻi during that Renaissance period. So I became familiar with it because it was part of our studies. I was a dance ethno major and a Pacific Island studies major in those days.