Charlie Kendall is a well known American disc jockey whos voice talents were used in many nationally syndicated radio programs for Westwood One Radio Networks, among others. Kendall began his love of radio at age 14. He was a Boy Scout at the time, and while on a tour of a local radio station, he visited the on-air studio. The instant the studio door opened, he knew this was the job for him. Kendall would go on to work at such legendary stations 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, Indianapolis' WNAP, and that station he walked into as a 14 year old, WROX-AM (which he later went back and bought). His nationally syndicated radio program Metal Shop was heard on over 250 stations for over 11 years and his voice has been on hundreds of radio specials, promos and commercials for radio and TV stations worldwide. Kendall lent his voice to national and international voiceovers and 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.

A list of Kendall's work, from his own website:

Voice-overs on radio stations in the US, plus England, Japan and the Philippines. Promo voice for 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, Levi's, among others. Creator and host of Metalshop for MJI Broadcasting for it's 11 year run. Creator of Rock Today and Country Today for MJI Broadcasting. Creator and Executive Producer of Ticket To Ride for MJI Broadcasting. Host of Super Stars in Concert, The Who live at Radio City Music Hall, and Live Aid for Westwood One. Host and producer of Rock Star Guest DJ for Rolling Stone Magazine. Host of The Legends of Rock for NBC Radio. Host of the First Rolling Stones Farewell Special for ABC Radio Networks (1989).