

When Lahela learns Clara played in a ska-punk band in her twenties, she puts on a hospital talent show to get her mom back on stage. Lahela even suggests they sing together! Kai and Brian Patrick can't seem to do anything together without bickering, so Benny decides to teach them wayfinding—the ancient Polynesian practice of navigating the ocean without modern tools. Hopefully Lahela can keep her career anxieties out of rehearsal, and the boys can wayfind their way back to being buds.
When hospital policy prevents Dr. Lahela "Doogie" Kamealoha from treating a patient with no insurance, Lahela vows to help the next person who walks through the doors no matter what…even when that someone is a little boy's dog. Meanwhile Lahela's brothers Kai and Brian Patrick help their dad Benny come to terms with the passing of Uncle John by planning a celebration of his life. It's a family affair, Kamealoha-style, and a welcome reminder that the people you love will always have your back.
Now that Lahela's boyfriend Walter is back from his surf tour, Lahela worries she doesn't fit in with his new surfer crowd. To prove how fun she is, Lahela decides to host a party. Steph is on board—she and Kai still haven't talked about their kiss, and this will be the perfect opportunity to get clarity. Up at Uncle John's ranch, a business-minded Brian Patrick has plans to build a theme park…until Benny and Clara get a little help showing him the land is special even without a rollercoaster.