Radio
On-Air Promo
Show Scope 7/14/91
On-Air Promo
Courtney Love/Kim Deal
Pixies
Moby
1/21/91
Camper Van Beethoven
- intro
Cracker interview
Husker Du - intro
Bob Mould interview
On-Air Reel
Party 360, "six hours of classic alternative party music to jump-start your weekend," lurches from the electropop of Erasure and Depeche Mode to the powerpop of The Knack, goth from The Cure and punk classics from The Ramones and The Buzzocks - interspersed with Kendall's interactive features, random anecdotes and attempts at wit.
"Planet Traxx" aired Sunday nights at midnight on New York's WQHT (Hot 97). Running from 1989-1994, it was the first electronica show on American commercial radio, and gave the first mainstream exposure to a host of techno and trip-hop acts including Massive Attack, The Shamen, KLF and Blackbox.
"Left
of the Dial" was a radio spin-off from the TV show Kendall created
and hosted for MTV, "120 Minutes." The daily five-minute show
was syndicated to over 200 college radio stations across America, and
featured music news and original in-studio live performances. The show
concentrated on strictly underground, up-and-coming music - and provided
crucial exposure to artists such as Moby, Sonic Youth, and Hole's Courtney
Love.
"Cross Currents" was a more mainstream alternative music show syndicated nationwide by SuperRadio. The music/talk format aired on CHR/AOR stations, including WNEW in New York, and featured exclusive interviews with Lou Reed, Live, Indigo Girls, 4 Non-Blondes, Catherine and hundreds of others.