Tom Grant appeared on The Allan Handelman show on more than ten occasions, and was the first radio talk show that ignored legal threats tossed at them by Courtney's attorneys. This interview includes the basic outline of Grant's web site and touches on some questionable acts from the Seattle Police Dept. as well as references to Courtney's legal threats.

Grant appeared on the Tom Leykis show, which was broadcast to nearly 200 radio stations around the country. MTV was apparently there with a film crew. Grant says that after the show, Courtney's attorneys went to work. Despite Tom's laryngitis, calls to the station were supportive of his information.

Gil Gross has been a journalist for more than 30 years and hosts his show on CBS Radio. Tom Grant appeared on his show, and Courtney's lawyers went to work. Gross says in this follow-up a week later that he was yelled at by two lawyers on the phone at the same time from NY and LA. "don't tell your listeners this stuff! Why? uh, well, because the detective could get in trouble." lol.

On April 21st 1998, Howard Stern interviewed Max Wallace, one of the authors of Who Killed Kurt Cobain? Max gives a rundown of the information in the book and some of the facts that suggests a homicide. 15 minutes.

Kevin & Bean ambushed Grant on the air when he came on to discuss investigation but it apparently backfired. Listeners called in voicing their support and requesting the hosts to have him back again. This is a clip of the next day, when they opened their show with, "Don't bother calling...we aren't allowed to talk about it.". They then proceeded to read a retraction and mentioned that Love's lawyers stopped them.

A web site called "Antagonizing the Murder Theory" by David Perle was recognized by this local alternative radio station in West Palm Beach Florida on February 27th 1996. Tom Grant was invited to discuss the case on this station. Perle, who originally didn't believe Grant on his "Detailed Explanations Why Tom Grant Should Not Be Believed" web site, and even got e-mails from Courtney about it, now believes Grant's findings that Kurt's death was a possible murder.

One of Grant's early interviews on college radio in a three part series. Also present in the studio were Roger Lewis of "Dead Men Don't Pull Triggers" and Lori Clairmont. An hour and a half of material, music, and listener calls. Technical glitches galore.

Do you know of, or have any tapes of other radio shows that have covered this story? Please tell us about it!