2008 Carter became the voice of two of Air New Zealand's in flight radio show's – ZROC and Arena Rock stations. In November 2008, “Breakfast with the Beatles” was recognized by the City of Los Angeles for 25 years of broadcasting. In December 2008, “Breakfast with the Beatles” debuted its new web site. In April 2013, Carter started hosting a new show on Sirius/XM Ch. 21, "Chris Carter's British Invasion," which airs on Sundays, 9 AM ET with repeat broadcasts at 12 MID ET. Breakfast with the Beatles, with Chris Carter, now takes place one Sunday every month at the Kobe Steak House in Seal Beach, California. On May 18, 2017, Sirius XM Satellite Radio premiered The Beatles Channel on Ch. 18, and “Breakfast with the Beatles” was moved to this station, where it became a daily show, airing from 8 AM to 11 AM ET. Music writer: 1989–present In addition to serving as Associate Editor for Music Confidential from 1992 to 1994, Chris has written freelance features and reviews for the following publications: Creem BAM Magazine Exposure LA Reader Los Angeles Times Yeah Yeah Yeah Discography (as performer and producer) Comedy (1984, EP, Questionmark) Cinéma Vérité (1985, Fr. New Rose Records) Box Office Bomb (1987, Questionmark/Chameleon) Stuck in Wonderamaland (1989, Chameleon) Looking Through... (1990, Bent Backed Tulips, Fr. New Rose Records) Live in Wonderamaland (1990, promo-only EP, Chameleon) Live at the China Club (1990, EP, Chameleon) Vinyl (1991, Chameleon/Elektra) Vinyl (1992, EP, Chameleon/Elektra) The Days of Wayne and Roses (1992, fan club release, 1000 copies) The Mess (1992, The Mess-Carter/Mullaney side project, Fr. New Rose Records) 10 from 5 (1993, Chameleon) Hi-Fi Sci-Fi (1993, Chameleon/Elektra) Hi-Fi Sci-Fi/10 From 5 (1993, 2-CD set, Chameleon/Elektra) Cinéma Vérité...Plus (1995, Rhino) Box Office Bomb...Plus (1995, Rhino) Looking Through... (1988, Bent Backed Tulips, eggBERT) 18 Big Ones (1996, Elektra/Rhino) Discography (as producer) Atomic Boy - "Love and Revolution" (1991, Hipnotic) Traci Lords – "Love Never Dies" – Pet Sematary Two Soundtrack (1992, Radioactive) The Fizzy Bangers – Look Ma No Talent (1995, Macola) Blockbuster: A Glitter Glam Experience (2000, compilation, Conspiracy) All Things Must Pass: A Conversation with George Harrison (2001, Capitol) Stew – The Naked Dutch Painter...and Other Songs (2001, SMilE). Note: named Entertainment Weekly's 2002 Album of the Year. Mayor of the Sunset Strip Soundtrack (2004, SHOUT!FACTORY/Sony) "This Is Rodney Bingenheimer" – Mayor of the Sunset Strip Soundtrack (2004, SHOUT!FACTORY/Sony) References External