At its launch, M2 had three VJs: Matt Pinfield, Kris Kosach, and Jancee Dunn, each of whom appeared on-screen 3-5 times per hour over the course of their individual 4-6 hour host segments. To long-time MTV viewers, Pinfield was as the host of the seminal MTV show 120 Minutes, while Kosach and Dunn came from other areas of the music industry. Kosach was an alternative radio DJ, and morning show host, and Dunn was a respected writer/editor at Rolling Stone magazine. The latter was so new to television that she was visibly, almost painfully uncomfortable in front of the camera; however, her natural shyness and awkward (though often funny) delivery—which conveyed her very real disbelief that she was "actually" on television—endeared her to viewers. Pinfield eventually left to host other shows on MTV, while Kosach went on to host the Paul Allen pet project, "AudioFile" for TechTV where she covered the evolution of music in the digital age before hosting two programs for Travel Channel. Dunn would remain at MTV2 until 2001.