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Akaku 54 is the community channel of Akaku Maui Community Media, the independent non-profit public, education and government access station that the State of Hawaii designated to programme three cable channels - 53, 54 and 55 - for more than fifty thousand cable homes on Maui, Molokai and Lanai. Each feed has a colour and a task: green for government, blue for live and local output, and 54 is the red one, billed on air as All Access All the Time, because nearly everything on it is shot and submitted by the residents themselves.
Everything arrives through the front desk in Kahului. A resident takes the free online orientation, adds the production classes on producing, lights, camera and audio, and becomes a certified producer with a modest annual membership. The fee buys certification, which opens the cameras, and a certified resident may book the studio; those with a series receive a regular time slot, and everyone else still gets Speak Out, five minutes of studio time for whatever needs saying, or a sixty-second public service announcement. Most Saturdays belong to the producers of Molokai, with occasional programmes from Oahu or the neighbor islands when they speak to Maui. The channel is funded by a share of cable revenue rather than advertising; the standing rules are no calls to action and no fundraising.
Watching costs nothing and needs no subscription, so anyone can watch live at any hour. For the islands it is the community board and the open mic on cable; for islanders away from home it is the neighbourhood talking back, and this TV Online page carries the same signal. If you want to Watch TV Online Free with music, hula, church and kitchen-table debate made by the people next door, or stream online while the islands go about their day, the United States Live Stream keeps the Hawaii channel that handed the camera to the public on screen day and night.
