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Host of WAYBACK SATURAY NIGHT

Throughout his illustrious career, Charlie Kendall has left an indelible mark on legendary stations such as New York’s WNEW, Philly’s WMMR, Miami’s WSHE, Boston’s WBCN, L.A.’s KWST, Dallas’ KZEW, Cleveland’s WMMS, Boston’s WVBF, and Indianapolis’ WNAP. He even circled back to WROX-AM, the station where his passion ignited at 14, eventually becoming its owner.

Kendall’s influence expanded beyond the mic as the VP of Radio Programming for 57 stations on ClickRadio and later VP Programming for 15 stations in the LM Communications Radio Group in Lexington, KY. His nationally syndicated program “MetalShop” became a staple on over 250 stations for more than 11 years, showcasing his versatile voice on countless radio specials, promos, and commercials worldwide.

His voice became synonymous with national and international brands, including PBS’s NOVA, The Ultimate Fighting Championships, Extreme Championship Wrestling, The Billboard Music Awards, and The NBA on TNT. Kendall’s creative genius birthed groundbreaking programs like MetalShop, Rock Today, and Country Today, as well as special programs for NBC, Westwood One, HBO, and ABC Radio.

In addition to hosting and producing memorable programs like “Ticket To Ride” and “Super Stars in Concert,” Kendall contributed to historical moments such as The Who live at Radio City Music Hall and the First Rolling Stones Farewell Special for ABC Radio Networks in 1989. His legacy culminated in hosting the most listened-to radio program in the history of MJI Broadcasting, “The Metallica Memorial Day Marathon” in 2000. Charlie Kendall’s influence on radio is not just a career; it’s a symphony of innovation, creativity, and an enduring love for the medium.

He is cited in the autobiography of Aerosmith "Walk This Way" for being an early supporter. The book "Tom Petty and Me" by Jon Scott as playing a significant role in lifting their career and is featured in John Cougar Mellencamp's book "Trend Setters".
Charlie Kendall has lent his voice to national and international projects including the PBS series NOVA, The Ultimate Fighting Championships, Extreme Championship Wrestling, The Billboard Music Awards, The NBA on TNT, several HBO music specials. V/O's for Avis, KFC and Levi's among others. Charlie was host of "The Legends Of Rock" series and "The Rock Of Your Life" Specials for NBC Radio, "Rock Star Guest DJ" for Rolling Stone Magazine, "Superstars In Concert", "The Who Live At Radio City Music Hall" and "Live Aid Coverage" for Westwood One. He was also host of the First Rolling Stones "Farewell Special" for ABC Radio Networks (1989) and host of the most listened-to radio program in the history of MJI Broadcasting, The Metallica Memorial Day Marathon on May 26-29, 2000. Charlie created many ground breaking programs including MetalShop, Rock Today, and Country Today, as well as numerous NBC, Westwood One, HBO and ABC Radio special programs. His musical writer/producer credits include production and sound effects packages for ABC and SW Networks. He was also co-Creator and Executive Producer of Ticket To Ride for DIR Broadcasting.

Classic Top 40 Rock serving the San Fernando Valley of Southern California

A broadcast career than spans over two decades, Dave Newfell has been responsible for the success of nearly a dozen stations in the Northeast including WBOS, WVBF, WPLM, WXLO, to name but a few.
As a Music Director, Program Director, Air Talent and Creator of Syndicated Programming, he certainly knows what "moves the needle" in broadcast.
He launched Found Cuts in 2008 and the show continues to air weekly on top rated stations throughout the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, since 2022, he is the host of Saturday Night Live at The Oldies on WMEX Boston.

Host of Vinyl on Chrome

Jo Shannon hails from the tiny town of Blissfield, Michigan USA and had a 20-year terrestrial radio career under his legal name. He also owned and programed internet station 517Rocks.com from 2023-2025. As the lead of a morning radio show for 10 years, Jo and his co-host earned numerous broadcast awards from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
Though he appreciates many genres of music, Jo relishes the classic rock era in which he grew up and enjoys sharing the memories, the stories, and the soundtrack of life from the 1960's-'80's.

Host of Echoes of Tomorrow and Echoes Music Radio

I’m Matt Craig, a lifetime New Yorker born in Queens and living in Long Island. I’ve spent my whole life listening to some of the greatest radio stations of all time in America’s #1 market. Now here’s my story…
“Why so many airchecks Matt?” Funny you should ask…My radio ah-ha moment came in 1976, when I heard WNYT for the first time. It was the radio station of The New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury and was heard on what Cablevision Channel Q as the background music was then. It seemed like a cool thing to do, so I decided to call the station. I spoke to both the General Manager and Chief Engineer that day and the rest is history.
I worked at WNYT for the next 3 years and got an internship at WGLI-AM in Babylon, NY. I also worked at WNYG-AM doing some fill ins for free. Why free? Because I took a trade out for some restaurant coupons I never used!
In 2004 I got back on the air at WEBE-FM 108 in Bridgeport, CT as the fill-in host for Studio 108 on Saturday nights. I was offered the show on a regular basis, but driving from Long Island to Bridgeport was a minimum 2 hour trip, sometimes more depending on traffic and weather, so I had to turn it down. I loved doing that show! So, in 2020, I started my own internet radio show called “New York’s Best Rock” which is now on 34 stations around the world.

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Host of Breath of Fresh Air. The music and interviews with the great bands and legends of 70's and 80's music.

Steve Chelmsford is the host and producer of The Mop Tops & The King and has been a fan of The Beatles and Elvis Presley since he was three years old. Steve got his start in radio when he met Dusty Fenders, a local radio personality on Radio Goldfield, a small community radio station in the middle of the Nevada desert. Steve developed a friendship with Dusty and his radio partner Carl Brownfield and soon became a member of The Carl & Dusty Radio Boogie writing jingles and other musical pieces for the show. About a year later, Radio Goldfield (KGFN 89.1FM) asked Steve if he would be interested in hosting his own show. The Mop Tops & The King made its debut on December 4, 2011 and has been heard on over 200 radio stations worldwide.
In a previous life, Steve was a research engineer with the Air Force Research Laboratory for nearly 30 years. He is a life-long resident of Chelmsford, Massachusetts.

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