Hall of famer Ryan Cameron hosting series on history of Black radio
Atlanta radio legend Ryan Cameron is a two-time Emmy winner and two-time inductee into the Hall of Fame (Georgia and Black Radio Hall of Fame).
Atlanta radio legend Ryan Cameron is a two-time Emmy winner and two-time inductee into the Hall of Fame (Georgia and Black Radio Hall of Fame).
Pervis Spann the legendary disc jockey of the historic Black radio station WVON based in Chicago died on March 14, 2022 at the age of
Kyle Santillian represents one-third of one of the best morning shows in Chicago radio known as “Chicago Morning Takeover” on 107.5 WGCI. As a radio
It’s been a whirlwind last couple of years for jazz pianist Robert Glasper. Having taken home Grammys for his last two albums, the R&B and
Hot 97’s music director, Karlie Hustle, explains why Hot 97 critics should check themselves
November is Hip-Hop History Month. But instead of looking back at the greatness of the genre’s past, here’s a look at five things fans, media and artists need to recognize about hip-hop’s present. Nostalgia and bias tend to color so much of our commentary, but here’s some clear-eyed critique regarding where the music stands at the end of its 40th year.
If you were bothered by the radio station shake-up in Detroit that recently left the city without its nationally noted 107.5 jazz station, on-air personality
The National Association of Black Journalists Chicago Chapter, recently hosted a forum about Black radio moderated by Chicago radio legend Richard Steele. Panelists included Marv Dyson, Abe Thompson, CEO of Partnership Radio, radio consultant Tony Gray, and radio personality Howard McGee.
Photos by Bernard Williams.