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Charles Andrews

Charles started in radio in the 1970s at the University of Hawaii at Manoa; a few years later he was part of the group that finally put Hawaii Public Radio on the air.

He worked at a community station in Homer, Alaska for three years and at WKSU in Kent, Ohio for 11 years. During his 20 years in noncommercial radio, Charles has been a DJ, producer, Music Director, and Program Director--he likes having direct contact with listeners most of all and he feels very lucky to be sharing classical music on the radio. As a performer, Charles has played the flute in recitals and orchestras since his teenage years, and now enjoys arranging and coaching a middle school flute choir as well.

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Charles Andrews