Broadcast on 91.5 KUNV Las Vegas, The Little Grass Shack is a soulful, story-driven island music program hosted by Island Emory, offering listeners a weekly escape into the spirit of aloha. Blending classic and contemporary island music with cultural storytelling, the show celebrates Hawaiian heritage, community, and the traditions that connect generations across oceans and time zones.

This episode weaves together an extended narrative journey through the history of King’s Hawaiian Bakery, tracing its roots from a humble family bakery in Hilo, Hawaiʻi, to its expansion across Oʻahu, the U.S. mainland, and eventually into a globally recognized brand. Island Emory shares personal memories, cultural context, and food traditions tied to King’s Hawaiian — from sweet bread at family gatherings to beach-day sandwiches and guava chiffon cake runs that became rituals of island life.

Musically, the program delivers a rich blend of island reggae, Hawaiian contemporary, roots, and soulful classics, creating a laid-back yet emotionally resonant soundtrack that mirrors the themes of family, perseverance, and community. Throughout the broadcast, Island Emory reinforces the show’s core philosophy: aloha is more than a word — it is a way of living, sharing, and remembering where you come from.

Interspersed between music sets, the storytelling segments highlight how food, music, and memory travel together, allowing island culture to remain present even far from home. The episode ultimately frames King’s Hawaiian not just as a business success, but as a symbol of ohana, tradition, and cultural continuity — values echoed in every song played on The Little Grass Shack.

Airing Sunday afternoons, The Little Grass Shack continues to serve as a welcoming home for listeners seeking connection, comfort, and authentic island vibes. Whether tuning in for the music, the stories, or the shared sense of belonging, this episode delivers a reminder that aloha lives wherever it is carried.