October 19, 2012 Harcourt debuted his weekday morning show on KCSN, called Mornings Are Electric. Harcourt also became Music Supervisor in residence for MTV in March 2011 and many thought he left KCRW for this reason due to a press release from KCRW mentioning his new job. Harcourt denied this in an interview with the Los Angeles Times and said the real reason he had to leave KCRW was because of his new show on KCSN and that KCRW management would not let him do shows on both stations. In October 2011 he became the host of the morning (6am–11am) drive music show at KCSN (KCSN Morning Show with Nic Harcourt). In September 2015 his show moved to the midday (11am–3pm) time slot (KCSN Midday Music Mix with Nic Harcourt). In 2017 he returned to the morning show. Other media and later career In 2005 Harcourt published Music Lust, a book of "recommended listening for every mood, moment and reason." He has also worked as music consultant/supervisor for several television shows and movies, including: Ben Affleck's Gone Baby Gone (2007), Love Monkey, The Dukes of Hazzard, Life As We Know It, Igby Goes Down, and the first season of the rebooted teen drama 90210 (TV series). Harcourt was also the American national voice over talent from 2005 thru 2008 for the Land Rover advertising campaign. Harcourt has also served as Editor at Large: Music and Culture for LA: The Los Angeles Times Magazine (2009–10). He produced and hosted a short-lived live performance music website called TheLiveBuzz in the fall of 2010 and was also the first Music Supervisor in Residence at MTV (2011-2012). He is currently the host and interviewer for DirecTV's "Guitar Center Sessions" (2010 onwards) and also hosted a performance/interview podcast series for Guitar Center (2010-2014). He also manages Los Angeles based singer/songwriter and producer Kita Klane and has directed several music videos for her. References External links Connections made by Guitar Center website Sounds Eclectic website Nic Harcourt at IMDB "The Star Maker of the Semipopular", NYT Magazines, 2005. Nic Harcourt: Turn it Up at Los Angeles Times Magazine "Nic Harcourt: KCRW misrepresented my departure" at Los Angeles Times American radio personalities American television personalities Living people People from Birmingham, West Midlands British expatriates in the United States 1957 births