Mar 20, 2022 1 hr 9 min

#194: Ken Sato

from Hanging Out with Nolan Hong Hosted by Nolan Hong: Hawaii Emcee, Actor, Entrepreneur

Ken is the principal instructor of Pearl City High School’s broadcast and digital media program. We talked about his 20+ years in television as a director and technical producer for all the major Hawaii news stations and video production companies, how he got his college degree 20 years after dropping out, how his high school teacher changed his life, and his work with the students at PCHS. Go to https://gofund.me/6a5b8290 to help send Ken’s team of 3 Pearl City High School seniors to the SkillsUSA National Competition this May in Georgia.

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