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
Dave Kendall has written and hosted several local and nationally syndicated radio shows. He has also given scores of radio interviews, and has been a featured guest on the nationally syndicated talk show "Modern Rock Live."
"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.