03 Cracking the Mac Nut: Exploring the Fascinating History of the Macadamia

Transmissions from Hawaii

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Often called the world's most expensive nut, the macadamia nut is a delicious treat with a fascinating history. Though its origins lie in Australia, the macadamia was brought to Hawaii in the 19th century and since then has become one of the state's signature crops, bringing in millions of dollars in revenue each year for growers. And then of course, you can't forget about the chocolate covered macadamia nuts. But have you ever stopped to think about why the macadamia nut industry in Hawaii has developed so much? Do you know how the macadamia got its name? And what about its history before it arrived in Hawaii? On this episode of Transmissions from Hawaii, we're answering all those questions plus many more.

Guests & Links

Randy Paty of North Shore Macadamia Nut Company
- North Shore Macadamia Nut Company Website
Glenn Sako (Agricultural specialist with the Hawaii County Department of Research and Development)
- Macadamia Nuts in Hawaii: History and Production by Gordon Shigeura & Hiroshi Ooka
Dr. Catherine Nock
- Wild Origins of Macadamia Domestication Identified Through Intraspecific Chloroplast Genome Sequencing by Catherine J. Nock, Craig M. Hardner, Juan D. Montenegro, Ainnatul A. Ahmad Termizi, Satomi Hayashi, Julia Playford, David Edwards and Jacqueline Batley
- Most of the World’s Macadamias May Have Originated From a Single Australian Tree (Smithsonian.com)
Ian McConachie

Further Infformation To learn more about Indigenous Australians and the Gubbi Gubbi people of Southeast Queensland, please see the links below.

Special Thanks

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Hawaii SHIP
- Hawaii SHIP Website

Credits

Editing and sound design: Tony Vega
Transcript: Milabeats.go
Transmissions from Hawaii logo: fikrihidajat (Based on concept sketch by Tony Vega)
Featured image: Shutterstock

Transcript

You can view the PDF transcript of this episode here.

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