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The birth of grunge, resurgence of pop, melding of R&B, rap, and techno with Mariah Carey, Green Day, Nirvana, more.
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DJ schedules are subject to change. Times are in Eastern Standard Time (ET) except where noted.
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Jo Jo Morales
Monday – Saturday Noon – 6 pm ET
Sunday 6 am – Noon ET
JoJo comes to SIRIUS XM from an obscure solar system on the other side of our Milky Way galaxy. Dropped here on Earth by his alien parents as an infant, on his head, his first encounter was with an old discarded FM radio, which he called "Mama." As he grew into manhood in suburbs of New York City and Miami his fascination with the little black box blossomed. Realizing he could not sufficiently shrink himself small enough to actually fit inside a radio he chose the next best thing. A career in radio. The rest, as they say, is history.
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KT Harris
Monday – Saturday 6 pm – Midnight ET
Sunday 4 pm – 9 pm ET
KT Harris is a single mom with a 12 year old son who she adores even though he doesn't listen to her on the ‘90s on 9 because he says "dats for old people like you, mommy." Ouch! KT got her start at a small southern Maryland radio station playing "Legendary Rock," whatever the hell that is. While the songs were playing KT had to work the bait shop out in back which was supplementing the station's meager revenue stream. Then on a dare she moved to Ocean City, Maryland to become a beach bunny for a local bar and even though it beat smelling like worms, it didn't work out too well because she kept leaving parts of her uniform at home and eventually got fired for it. However while dating the DJ from that bar, Franco the Supermix Doctor, KT realized she could make a good living while doing practically nothing. Now KT is on ‘90s on 9 doing almost nothing except spinning the hottest ‘90s jams back to back and she doesn't have to wear a bunny outfit. KT adds the best part of ‘90s on 9 is talking to all her party animal listeners while on the air. Big shouts to her dog Stella too.
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The '90s on 9 covers all the “Gen X” hits. The channel is as diverse as the decade was and plays everything from grunge rock to boy bands plus everything in between.
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