<transcript><audio_0>Aloha welcome to think tank Hawaii before we begin I would like to take a moment to offer condolences to the family and friends of representative mark Takai who passed away this morning</transcript><caption><image_1>The image is a screenshot from a video interview. It shows a man sitting in front of a bookshelf with multiple books on it. He is wearing a floral shirt and glasses and appears to be in his late 40s or early 50s. He has short dark hair and is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. The background is a plain white wall with a window on the left side. On the right side of the image, there is a logo for Think Tech Hawaii.</caption><transcript><audio_2>at his home with his family mark was a model he was an inspiration to many and he was a true representative of and for the people and he will be missed so let's take a quick moment of silence for</transcript><caption><image_3>The image is a screenshot from a news program called "Community Matters: Streaming Live on ThinkTechHawaii.com". It shows two men sitting on a red background with a large American flag in the background. The man on the left is an older man with white hair and glasses, wearing a blue Hawaiian shirt. He is smiling and appears to be engaged in a conversation with the other man. Both men are wearing Hawaiian shirts and are looking at each other with serious expressions on their faces. At the bottom of the image, there is a logo for the news program and the words "Think Tech Hawaii" in white text.</caption><transcript><audio_4>as you can see mark has appeared on think tech Hawaii I on a number of times here you can see here with j phi del community matters he again he was a great representative for the people and he was available he made himself</transcript><video><caption><image_5>The image is a screenshot from a video interview. It shows a man in a blue Hawaiian shirt with white flowers on it. He is sitting in front of a red background with a wave-like pattern. The man is smiling and appears to be in a good mood. On the bottom right corner of the image, there is a logo that reads "Think Tech Hawaii".</caption><caption><image_6>The image is a screenshot from a video interview. It shows an elderly man with a bald head and glasses, wearing a blue Hawaiian shirt. He is sitting in front of a red background with a wave-like pattern. The man is smiling and appears to be engaged in a conversation. On the right side of the image, there is a logo that reads "Think Tech Hawaii".</caption></video><transcript><audio_7>available to everyone and he would look people in the eyes and listen to them and that was I think the greatest thing I learned from him is remember to listen</transcript><transcript><audio_8>oh okay okay so all right back into our show so welcome to another episode of think tech Hawaii's education movers shakers and reformers i'm your host carl campania many people believe that</transcript><caption><image_9>The image is a screenshot from a video interview with Carl Campagna. He is sitting in front of a bookshelf with several books on it. Carl is wearing a blue floral shirt and glasses. He has short dark hair and is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression. The text on the image reads "Carl Campagna, Hosted: Moms & Sons Reformers". There is a logo on the bottom right corner of the image.</caption> Aloha welcome to think tank Hawaii before we begin I would like to take a moment to offer condolences to the family and friends of representative mark Takai who passed away this morning at his home with his family mark was a model he was an inspiration to many and he was a true representative of and for the people and he will be missed so let's take a quick moment of silence for as you can see mark has appeared on think tech Hawaii I on a number of times here you can see here with j phi del community matters he again he was a great representative for the people and he was available he made himself available to everyone and he would look people in the eyes and listen to them and that was I think the greatest thing I learned from him is remember to listen oh okay okay so all right back into our show so welcome to another episode of think tech Hawaii's education movers shakers and reformers i'm your host carl campania many people believe that
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