Radio Broadcasting:

For the past many years since 1997 DJ Aerick Duckhugger has volunteered as a host of various programs on the station KAOS 89.3fm in Olympia, WA. This is the most current of programs:

TREMBLING TIMBER LOUNGE
(Sunday NIGHTS 12 am to 2am)
Back at KAOS, but instead of carrying on with the previous show, here is a new idea of mine... The Trembling Timber Lounge. This show is a mix of old crackly vinyl records and ambient/experimental noise musics.... all presented with a sense of absurd poetics. Hope you enjoy your stay.

Previous shows hosted by A.Duckhugger:

CHUGGYPIG UNLIMITED EXPRESS
(Mondays 11pm to 1am)
This show was a mix of experimnental, pop, and all kinds of genres spun together into a fine transit map web of delightful sound.

(Saturdays 8pm to 10pm)
It was raised from the ashes of the long departed lodge to once again venture foot into twisting halls of audio. Strange and schizophrenic selections of music were scrambled together into a passionately burning spew of sound. This show had also planned to incorporate call-in aspects to it, but that wasn't often the case.

Owl Cave
(Wednesday night into Thursday Morning)
(1am to 6am)
All night radio that filled the gap between Bryan's show "Punk Torture Night" and the Thursday Morning Breakfast Special. It focuses on as many genres as I can fit in and seemingly make work together... Indie Rock, Jazz, Metal, Noise, Dub, Soul, Experimental, Hip-Hop, Electronic, etc... The show rounded out during the last two hours with a variety of ambient noise.

(Wednesdays 9pm to 11pm)
Diana Arens started this show back in 1991. Often a venue for live acts during the nights Diana hosts, the show focuses on a variety of primarily independent bands. Aerick acted as an alternating host with Diana from July of 2001 to August 2004.

(Fridays 10pm to 11pm)
Along with a variety of co-hosts or occasionally flying solo, This was an experimental mixing show with a focus on "the Spoken Wrd". What that entailed, however, was pretty open and could be anything from poetry to gibberish or from telling stories to reading the phone book randomly.

(various late night timeslots)
This was Duckhugger's first venture into radio. It started out mainly as a freeform and varied show containing many scattered genres of music and eventually incorporated elements of live performance, call-ins, and multi-sourced mixing. The final show, titled "Smoldering Lodge" featured several live guests including Charlie McAlister of South Carolina who helped to "burn" the lodge down.