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Click on a name below to read some wonderful memories of broadcasting,
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Wayne Collins, Pennsylvania	the birth of KGMB in Honolulu
Art Hackett, Wisconsin	a producer at Wisconsin Public Television.
Russ Tornabene, Illinois	from building "cat's whiskers" radios to training astronauts.
Candace Rich, Florida	looking for cable in all the wrong places.
Wayne Collins, Pennsylvania	the newscast from hell. (Wayne has another tale from Hawaii. Check below.)
Fred Lehmann, South Dakota	two gallant women and an Ampex quad story.
Jeremy Rogers, United Kingdom	the Brits had "color filters" and "telesurance."
Don Schreier, California	a graduate of Don Martin's School of Radio & Television in Hollywood.
*Patrick Hughes*	a great guy to have around in an emergency.
Patt Patterson, Honolulu	falling in love in Paradise and a Pan Am rescue.
*Joel Lundstad, Montana*	praise for Fred Friendly from a journalist in Montana.
*Gary Walters, Buffalo*	when Route 66 shot in Buffalo.
*Dave Michaels, Atlanta*	breaking into news in the 60s.
*JoEllen*	Can anybody hum a few bars of "Legend of the White Buffalo"?
*Hurley Coward, Orlando*	cheap films and an open mike.
Bob Sevey, Olympia	Honolulu television news struggling through the time when JFK was shot.
*Richard Dunne,* New York	Rootie Kazootie Club and other kids' shows.
Sanford Terry, North Carolina	16,437 hours in the broadcasting business.
Grannyrat Hunter, Hollywood	nice work if you can get it ... commercial talent
Oleg Akayemov Salekhard, Russia	I didn't get the comments, but the photos were great on their web page.
Joseph Gallant, Boston	saving money at a UHF.
Mike Bruchas, Tulsa	another KTUL-TV ex.
Frederick R. Vobbe, OHIO	a little horseplay in the control room.
*Wayne Collins,* Pennsylvania	covering a volcanic eruption for radio while being pleasantly distracted.
Dr. Jack Annon, *Honolulu*	doing it all with some early Honolulu broadcasters.
Al DePaul *NYC*	a mike for a gorgeous blonde.
Scott Finley Dallas	another KLTV ex.
*Steven Owen* Souther California	about the old black/white cameras.
Roger Coryell Oregon	elevator music with a Cuban beat.
Art Hackett, Wisconsin	Mama mia, that-sa some meatball!