1. DJ: In the early 80's I was the only DJ playing anything
remotely resembling alternative rock on the radio in Hawaii. It did catch on but I can truthfully say that I was there first. My friday night punk show was it for at least 6 months until the other dj's at the college station caught on, the commercial stations never did. I also did an alternative jazz show which today we would call "new age" but then we called it "space jazz". But it was the same thing. I also did
everything in between as this was a college station and we aired every kind of music. Thus my knowledge of music is broad. I was a DJ for almost 5 years.

2. Music Director: My job was to interact with the local record representatives and basically beg records off of them as college radio is not big on the ratings system. I can say that I was very successful with that. I made good friends with many of the reps. I was Music Director for almost 3 years.

3. Program Director. My job was to see that various programs were aired and various tapes were placed out on time. This was also a station management position. I only had this position for about 4 months as a stopgap because of personal problems with other members of the station.

4. Live Director: I ran an on live on air broadcast program
where I booked the talent, then set them up, and nterviewed them. I had the assistance of one engineer. I booked everything from solo guitar acts to full on rock bands. I did this for about 2 years.

5. Concert Director: I also supervised a 4,000 seat amphitheater where we had concerts of every kind, from jazz to hard rock. My job was to be the liaison between the promoter and the university which owned the amphitheater. Also, when it came time for the show, I was the supervisor between the security and the promoter and the various
University people. This was Andrews Amphitheater in Manoa. I did this for almost 3 years. There was also a smaller venue on campus where we did a few shows, A Flock of Seagulls, for example. This was my favorite job.