US Coast Guard Recruiters from the 808 appear on the show with John, listen to Lauren Escobosa and Ron Snead share details on how to enlist and reach a recruiter!

Deputy Commodore Edgeworth, Petty Officers 1st Class Kaopuiki and Alesana along with THS Recruit Blesing Kerisimasi appear on the KHJ morning show to talk about exciting oppurtunities for those who want to enlist in the US Navy!

ASG’s HR Department unveiled insurance benefits for career service employees, get Life Insurance for as low as $17 a month.   Stop by HR in EOB for more details or call Human Resources 633-4485 or [email protected] Pictured: Joshua Ma

Claude Young of Funk Fit talks about their twice a day classes and upcoming round of The Funk Fit Games.  Find out more by following them on Facebook and instagram

TheRegional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP) summit is this Wednesday 1/24 at the Lee Auditorium starting with wave that day across the street.   The goal of the program is to generate understanding and action among public and private sector partners

1/11/24 - AYFS Commissioner Victor Avalos and Taufetee Jarrett Soliai visit Joey Cummings at 93KHJ to promote the upcoming opening of the 15th season of AYFS football and cheerleading.

January 9, 2024 - Pastor Lauvao and Ella Gurr visit the studios of 93KHJ to promote the upcoming Come Jesus Come Revival.

Jan 8, 2024 - Pauga Joey Cummings interviews Congresswoman Uifa'atali Amata on 93KHJ. Uifa'atali gives an update on the House Natural Resources Committee upcoming hearing on January 18 to review H.WR. 6062; a bill the congresswoman sponsored to allow th

December 18th, 2023 - Pastor Lagafaatasi Ae and Samoa McCann Utu visit 93KHJ to promote the upcoming COME JESUS COME REVIVAL. For dates and times, visit the official event Facebok page: https://www.facebook.com/comejesuscome684

Listen to American Samoa Sea Grant Extension Agent Kelley Anderson Tagarino and UH Oceanography Grad student Carla Baizeau who appeared on the KHJ morning show to discuss findings about Sea Level Rise and American Samoa sinking (9 inches now since 2009!).