Loren LoRosa Live Convo With Charlamagne Tha God

Viral social media posts featuring a variety of entertainers and musicians have been turning up on timelines everywhere. 

But how about all time radio personalities? Frankie Crocker, Tom Joyner, Wendy Williams, and Donnie Simpson ...(Only Wendy looks like herself) Frankie with glasses? Tom wore glasses... Who's wearing headphones? Wendy or Donnie or both. 

CHATGPT is not always reliable or accurate. You see AI is dangerous! Had to go back and get the Tom Joyner pic corrected.

No one looks like themselves. 

Rick Strom of TYT reacts to Marcellus Wiley reaction to Bomani Jones' appearance on CNN. Jones nailed it when he said that Trump likes the idea that some high profile Black people like him. Veteran sports journalist Bomani Jones and former NFL player-turned-pundit Marcellus Wiley are sparring after Jones called out Trump and his administration's history of racism and cynical use of Black History to appeal to Black conservatives, which in turn sparked a response from Wiley, who was actually invited to the White House by the Trump administration to attend his Black History Month address. Strom gives a good analysis and calls out the idiocy of Wiley's statements.

Shyanne Sellers, who played for the University of Maryland, was the 17th pick in the draft was selected by the newest WNBA franchise the Golden State Valkyries. She is the daughter of Cleveland radio legend Kym Sellers and Warrensville Heights (OH) Mayor Brad Sellers (the former 1986 first round pick of the Chicago Bulls who played at Ohio State). Kym Sellers, who was diagnosed with MS in 1992, heads up The Kym Sellers Foundation. The disease ultimately forced her off the air, however she remains strong. "Living Strong, Fighting Long, ‘til MS is Gone!"

Harmoni Turner, who played collegiately for Harvard University, was the 35th pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft by the Las Vegas Aces. She is the daughter of Rocky 'Rock-T" Turner of The Rickey Smiley Morning Show. Harmoni is joined by fellow draftee Aaliyah Nye, and will team up with Aces star and 2024 MVP, A’ja Wilson, in the upcoming 2025 season. 

Rock-T simply said on social media, "To God Be The Glory!!!!"

Audacy has partnered with Superadio to bring “rapfabulous,” a new two-hour classic Hip-Hop culture and lifestyle show that celebrates the format’s legacy, to 94.7 The Block (WXBK-FM) in New York and 104.3 Jams (WBMX-FM) in Chicago. 

Hosted by Mic Fox and Jazzie Belle, the show will feature classic tracks, interviews with Hip-Hop legends and iconic moments in the format’s history.

Audacy adds “The Pat Boyle Show” to Infinity Sports Network. Beginning April 15, the show will be heard weeknights from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. ET on over 300 affiliates in the U.S. and Canada and streamed via the Audacy app.

“We are happy to have Pat continue to bring his passion to Infinity Sports Network, this time on a nightly basis,” said Ryan Hurley, Brand Manager, Infinity Sports Network and WFAN.  

Terrell "Lucky" John, the voice of numerous radio ads across the United States, including Top Dog Law, was featured in a Black History Month segment (???) on WSOC-TV in Charlotte, NC. We guess it works because he's been doing this ads for years on radio stations featuring Black listeners. Interesting enough there are Top Dog Law commercials on Pop Top 40 stations, but Terrell John doesn't voice them. Wonder why?

NBA legend Dirk Nowitzki and Bleacher Report host Taylor Rooks shared a suite at the recent Lakers and Mavericks game in Dallas. The duo will pair up in studio for Amazon's Prime coverage of the NBA next season beginning in October. The pair created a bit of controversy. Taylor Rooks was caught on camera doing the now prohibited Ja Morant finger shooting 3 point shot celebration with Dirk Nowitzki, while he did the grenade toss.   

The Velvet Voice of Jazz radio, Nicole Sweeney is the new host of Evening Jazz on 90.1 WRTI in Philadelphia. Sweeney most recently was the evening host on SiriusXM Real Jazz channel and 88.3 WBGO Newark/New York City. She takes over for Greg Bryant who relocated to Los Angeles in January.

20 years ago, Sweeney was an intern at the Temple University  owned Classical/Jazz station. She’ll be on the air Monday through Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m. She spent the better part of a decade at WBGO, in an era when that station was home to several Hall of Fame jazz radio hosts: Bob Porter, Michael Bourne, Rhonda Hamilton, Gary Walker. Read MORE>>

" ...I’ve made the difficult decision to step away from my role at NBC4. I’m grateful to NBC4 for having me as part of their team for the last eight years. This is the right time to prioritize my health and family. A special thanks to my amazing colleagues, friends, and especially to our viewers who welcomed me into their homes. It’s been an honor. Thank you.”

Leon Harris has been on leave from the station since anchoring a newscast in December (see above) where he had trouble speaking. In 2022 Harris was sentenced to jail time and probation after his arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol resulting in a car crash in suburban Washington, D.C. 

The episode begins with the hosts responding to reactions from fans and Doja Cat herself to a conversation in last week's episode.

Doja Cat's teases her upcoming album, Vie. She can rap, but she ain't Hip Hop. Where's the lie?

Check out the noteworthiness of when Kanye West mattered 15 years ago. 

A remix from seven years ago based on Q-Tip's needle drop.