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November 12, 2019
10 Questions with ... 'Ron Banks' Ron Brewington JrBRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS:
I started in radio at a very young age, board opping, splicing, dubbing, etc. before the age of 10. At the same age/time, I started DJing live in clubs and working at a local record store (Record and Tape World Salisbury MD). I later became one of the youngest PD's in Maryland at WJDY. Then I went to work for Tony Q at WRKE followed by WOCQ. Next, I became the PD for WSBY for about 8 - 10 yrs. I helped launch and was the MD at WZEB before my business partner and I purchased WKTT. While being a lifelong student in the Program Director position, I also held down the #1 ratings in my time slot for many years and still hover at the top as an on-air personality and live club host.
1) What was it like growing up in a radio family?
My father, Ron Brewington, is a 40-year radio vet and currently the host of "The Actors Choice," a weekly entertainment television show. He works as an Adjunct Professor of Broadcasting and Communications at Santa Monica College and is responsible for The Hollywood Walk of Fame star for Marvin Gaye and the Marvin Gaye stamp.
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November 5, 2019
10 Questions with ... Robert Hollywood Rhodes
BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: On Air Talent: SiriusXM/New York, WBLS/ New York, WWPR /New York, WNEW/New York, WTJM/New York, WJMN/Boston, WWKX/Providence, KWRD/Dallas, Production Director: WJLB/Detroit, WYLD New Orleans, SJS Entertainment 1) How much fun was it growing up ...
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October 29, 2019
10 Questions with ... Michael 'Heart Attack' Mauzone
BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Radio WOWI, WSVY, WSVV, WBHH, DJ, and Car Salesman. 1) What are you up today? I'm now programming WNSB Radio in Norfolk on the campus of Norfolk State University. I'm also still deejaying events all around Hampton Roads. One big show is every ...
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October 22, 2019
10 Questions with ... Steve Murry
BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: Been a part of the broadcasting industry for about 38 years and I'm proud to say that most of it has been with the same organization from the very start, I've worked every daypart and have experience in every area of the operation from on air to ...
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October 15, 2019
10 Questions with ... Julee Jonez
1) What are some of your goals? For starters, strengthening my on-air performance is a consistent goal. To assume “I got this” and not grow any further is complacent and simply lazy. It's easy to get comfortable when the numbers are good, revenue is coming ...
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October 8, 2019
10 Questions with ... Sytonnia 'Toni' Moore
BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: A true junkie, my career as a multimedia broadcaster started with Cox Communications as a TV Host and Reporter for an Entertainment program, at the age of 17. In my 20+ years in the business, I've done work for WSB, TV-One, ESPN, Fox Sports South, ...
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October 1, 2019
10 Questions with ... Juan Hustle
BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: The "Hustle" began as a high school student. In between my athletic schedule and working schedule, I found time to work weekends for my hometown college station, WUEV-FM in Evansville, IN. Soon afterwards, my family relocated back to Nashville, TN ...
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September 24, 2019
10 Questions with ... Angela Watson 'Uptown Angela'
1) You love radio, don't you? Each day brings something new and I get the chance to engage our listeners, not just on air, but anytime and anyplace via social media. We literally can chop it up about trending topics, relationship issues, or I can just go live & we can be ...
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September 17, 2019
10 Questions with ... Alexandria Washington
BRIEF CAREER SYNOPSIS: AKA Ally Lynn/Ally "The Pub" Funny thing, radio was not my true first choice. My favorite movie is Brown Sugar and I wanted to badly to be Sid, the music editor of Source magazine, listen to all the music first, go to all the parties, and be well ...
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September 10, 2019
10 Questions with ... Armand 'DJ Q' Flowers
1. What people have influenced your career? My mother and father encouraged my music interest early on by purchasing my first boom-box in the fourth grade. My friend Greg Martin would send dub-tapes from Brooklyn, NY, and that was my school of learning about Mix shows, ...
