Jim Edens - Harrier Magazine International Edition, formerly Asia-Pacific Harrier Magazine,  was founded by Jim Edens in 2002. 

A former educator, Jim taught English, journalism, technology and physical education in the public and private schools of Hawaii, California, and Thailand for over 20 years.  In his racing days, Jim ran marathons in Honolulu, Boston, New York and Helsinki, followed the international triathlon circuit, coached the Faerber's Flyers women's running club in Honolulu, and did short stints as a race director in Hawaii and Tahiti. 

He is the author of The Complete Triathlete's Almanac and Training Log (San Diego, 1985) and previously published RacePlace Hawaii Sports Magazine with a Statewide distribution of 50,000 copies.   Most of his free time is now spent hashing in Southeast Asia, California and Hawaii.

Paul Woodford - Paul Flying Booger Woodford started hashing in  1988, in Tampa, Florida. He has hashed in the USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Mexico. Along the way he has mismanaged several hashes and founded a few of his own.

Flying Booger has been a member of the HHH publishing community since 1992, when he started the Whole Hash Catalog, a calendar of upcoming international hash events. He's been writing and publishing hashing articles - including the infamous Ask Dr. Down-Down advice column - ever since. He became one of the first Internet hash webmasters in 1995, when he founded the Half-Mind Catalog, the original international HHH information and resource site (www.half-mind.com). Flying Booger lives and hashes with his wife, Donna Pick'n Flick, in Tucson, Arizona, USA.

Ian Slater - Ian Ajarn Keemau Slater was educated at Francis Greenway School and the University of Sydney, where he took his degree in economics. After working for the electricity industry in Australia for five years he finally came to his senses and moved to Bangkok. He has taught in the English Department at Assumption University since 1996 and also works as a technical editor at Thammasat University.

When not grinding his teeth down reading the mangled English written by his students he runs with the Bangkok Monday Hash (of which he is a former Grand Master) and with other hashes when he gets the chance. Mountain biking, drinking, womanising, and attempting to finish his MA takes up most of his time. The rest of it he just wastes.

Bill Panton - Bill became attracted to hashing way back in the middle of the last century, when he first joined the Hash House Harriers in Kuala Lumpur. Later as a frequently traveling employee of the World Bank, he was able to participate as a pioneer in the great Hash Diaspora of the 1970s, when he was responsible for the birth of the Washington DC HHH and Bangkok HHH. He now spends his retirement years hashing regularly, three or four times a week in Malaysia, and usually circles the earth twice a year meeting fellow hashers and seeing how they do it in other lands.

It can now be revealed that Tumbling Bill was the mysterious Roving Hashman, then operating under deep cover, who contributed the usually complimentary, but sometimes acerbic, reports on hashing events around the world in the old Harrier International magazine published by the late Tim Magic Hughes in the eighties and nineties.

Since his retirement in 1992 Bill has become deeply involved in the Geneaology of Hashdom project and other activities of the Hash Heritage Foundation.

Kurt Bodmer - A native of Switzerland, Swiss Piss hiked the Swiss Alps from the time he was able to walk. Eventually he took up running. Kurt took up hashing when he met Sharon Good Tail and now he rarely misses a hash trail. Some years back, Kurt came to California for one year...and, he is still there. Wonder why? He loves to run the trails, canyons, hills and beaches of sunny California.

A 30-year veteran in the wholesale tour business, Kurt now develops and operates tours to unique overseas running events like the Great Wall Marathon together with Kathy Interloper Loper (www.kathyloperevents.com).

Kurt is the Running and Racing Calendar Editor for Asia-Pacific Harrier Magazine-International Edition. You can email Kurt about your favorite international events at: RunRaceCal@asiapacificharrier.com.