I am creator/producer/host of "The Arnold Almanac," a daily 90-second feature with an occasional irreverent look at music history, now nationally-syndicated through Radio Linx Productions of Scottsdale, AZ. LOTS of exposure for potential advertisers! Heard on KNWN, Seattle; KYNO, Fresno, CA; WHEP, Foley, AL; WGOH/WUGO, Grayson, KY; KUNK, Mendocino, CA; That '70s Channel, and elsewhere, this feature caters to all music from the mid-1950s through 1980, BUT covers other years and genres, also. It began on a three-radio station network September 30, 2013, resuscitated October 30, 2020.I was a medical courier at a Napa, CA outpatient laboratory, 2006-2016. Primary responsibilities included receiving and ordering specimens to be processed at our laboratory, along with general mail duties.I have been a professional broadcaster since October 1980, when I began my career at KWG-AM 1230 in Stockton. I have had the delight of working with respected radio veterans, such as Bob Malik, Don Sainte-Johnn, Mikel Hunter (Herrington), and many others. I also performed high-school Sports Play-By-Play duties at Lodi Cable TV in Lodi, CA, 1983 and '84. As I seek my next beneficial on-air position, I occasionally perform as guest-host with Dennis Terry on his "Friday Flashbacks" show at KSJS-FM, San Jose State University. I contribute often to his show with "spotlight artists and events" upon request throughout the year.I have been a full-time shipping clerk, data-storage warehouseman, delivery driver, and assistant drapery installer.For now, I reside at Lake Almanor in Northeastern Calif., keeping all options open.Specialties: 1. Commercial production, copywriting;2. Music Programming; 3. Computer operations: Adobe Audition (Cool Edit); Sony SoundForge Audio Software; Scott Systems; Station Playlist; DigiStar; others.4. FCC First-Class Radio License, July 21, 1981. 5. One of the largest personal record/CD collections of music from the 1950s to today featuring Rock, MOR, R&B, Country, and select music genres pre-1950 and post-1990.6. One of the largest 1970s Quadraphonic-record collections, with nearly 2,500 discs from around the planet. Only a select few of these recordings have been reissued in the "Dolby 5.1"/"Surround-Sound" era.