TerritorialAirwaves.com is the new Web extension of Harry B. Soria Jr.'s long-running "Territorial Airwaves" vintage Hawaiian music radio show. Soria promises to make the site an ever-growing multimedia archive of the radio program's 28-year history. Log on and you'll find streaming restored and unrestored vintage Hawaiian recordings, old-time radio ads, video, rare photos and memorabilia. One of the best ads? A 1952 radio plug for the 49th State Fair at Sand Island voiced by some dude playing a so un-P.C. but oddly entertaining Tonto, the Lone Ranger's sidekick.

— Derek Paiva

GIFT IDEAS

WYLAND SHARK IPOD COVER, MURAL, MORE

Go green for Christmas? At Wyland Galleries, known for its blue seascapes, the online gift guide is pushing the eco-stock. Start big with a $25,000 Wyland tile mural, or go small with a shark iPod cover ($14.95). Just arrived, there's even a ... and no, we are not making this up ... Wyland Underwater World edition of Monopoly. Get an eyeful at www.wylandstudiostore.com.

— Advertiser staff

FINAL WORD

"I loved doing Martha (Stewart)'s show, and I loved seeing how big her crew is and how big her kitchen is. But she did have a panty line."

Amy Sedaris | the author of "I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence" and star of "Strangers with Candy" in The Washington Post