Black America ails from a glaring sparsity of independent black political thinkers on radio who can eloquently address, and provide viable solutions to, the myriad issues besieging the our community — and do so unapologetically and unabashedly.
In these precarious socioeconomic times, we need — borrowing a popular urban vernacular — “straight talk with no chaser.” Robert Redding Jr. readily fills the void as he returns to the Atlantaradio airwaves with “Redding News Review,” packing his unequivocal message of hope, accountability, and astute political analysis.
The “Redding News Review” can be heard weekdays on WAOK-AM from 10 p.m to 1 a.m. and on Sundays from 7 to 10 p.m. You can also catch the show via www.reddingnewsreview.com.
“After nearly eight years, it’s good to be back on the air in Atlanta during the week,” said Redding. “As always, I thank the top-notch management at the most important talk radio station for black Americans for believing in what I do.”
Redding, 35, the son of Atlanta minister Robert Redding Sr., brings an impressive pedigree to the Atlantaradio landscape. He has won numerous awards for his work from the Associated Press, American Advertising Federation, Talkers magazine and the Black Web Awards. Redding has also been a frequent guest on “Fox News” and NPR.
