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Dave Kendall began his career as a journalist and editor, conducting interviews and writing hundreds of features and reviews for American and British newspapers and magazines, including Melody Maker, Spin and The New York Post.
After relocating from his native England to New York City, he was hired by MTV to create the acclaimed weekly alternative music show "120 Minutes," and spent seven years as an MTV writer, producer, presenter and News reporter.
He went onto to host and co-produce the nationally syndicated ... more
TV
In 2004, Kendall wrote and story edited a series for Discovery network Animal Planet. "Ultimate Zoo" is a fast-paced, documentary-
style look at the world's most innovative and intense exhibits, from a vast, open-air aquarium where giant manatees can recover from injuries sustained by watercraft to... more
In January 2000, Kendall joined Soundbreak.com as Director of Content, and was soon promoted to
Executive Director of Content Development, supervising a 20-person team of writers, producers, engineers and video editors. His duties at the online... more Charity
Making an actual, factual, practical difference
In early 2005, Kendall had the opportunity to volunteer for the AIDS charity, Rejoice Urban Development Foundation in Chiang Mai, Thailand. When problems seem overwhelming, nothing beats taking
the first step in the right direction. And when you realize only $150 sends an AIDS orphan to school for a year - and gives her a chance to avoid the sex slavery than infected her mother - cynicism fades to black. It's time for "Action"... more
"A
Voyage Intro Trance, Vol. 2" released worldwide
Dave Kendall's
DJ career began in 1989. Already a regular at The Mission, a dingy gothic-industrial
club on Manhattan's Lower East Side...
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