Funk Flex’s recent social media post emphasizes Ed Lover’s pivotal role in establishing Hot 97 as a top hip hop radio brand. Flex’s passionate shout-out underscores Lover’s influence during the early ’90s, acknowledging his contributions to the station’s success and the hip hop format. Lover expresses gratitude for the recognition. Continue reading Funk Flex Pays Tribute: Without Ed Lover There Would Be No Hot 97
In an interview, Grammy-winning R&B artist Jill Scott reflects on her new album, the influence of Nikki Giovanni, and her personal journey. At 53, she expresses gratitude for her career autonomy and success, appreciating her roots in North Philadelphia while recognizing the significance of Spring Garden Street in her life. Continue reading Jill Scott Fresh Air Interview Will Bring You to Tears
DJ Akademiks lacks credibility discussing radio and music, as he rarely DJs events himself. He incorrectly claims Ebro and Rosenberg were fired from Hot 97 due to low ratings, despite their success. His critiques come from a Twitch perspective, not understanding radio audiences. Critics suggest he refrain from commenting on the industry. Continue reading We’re ABSOLUTELY Tired of Hearing Akademiks Clueless Thoughts on Radio
Ice Young criticized Villanova coach Kevin Willard for joking about firing his staff during a live NCAA March Madness interview. Willard, addressing defensive issues, dismissed concerns about backlash, continuing to joke in the post-game press conference. Young emphasized that it was inappropriate to make light of such a situation during the game. Continue reading Ice Young “cooks” Villanova Head Coach Kevin Willard Over His ‘It’s A Joke’ Sideline Interview
CBS News Radio will cease operations this spring after nearly 100 years, attributed to economic challenges and evolving programming strategies. Closing on May 22, the shutdown eliminates around 700 jobs and signifies a shift from traditional radio to digital platforms. This transition raises concerns about the potential loss of infrastructure and communal trust in news delivery. Continue reading CBS News Radio Shutting Down in May: Signaling a Change in the Media Landscape
Radio Big Mack, a Miami radio personality and Wild ‘N Out cast member, became the morning host at 94.7 The Block in New York City. Despite his lack of NYC experience, his show is gaining traction against competitors. The program features engaging mixes and topical discussions, indicating a promising future. Continue reading Radio Big Mack: NYC’s New Morning Show Host at 94.7 is Now on YouTube
The WNBA and WNBPA have reached a tentative verbal agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement, pending ratification. Key highlights include increases in super max contracts to $1.4 million, a team salary cap of $7 million, minimum salaries over $300,000, and about 20% revenue sharing. Continue reading WNBA Reach Agreement on New CBA: Players Like Aja Wilson are About to Get Paid
Rapper N.O.R.E. appeared on Mornings with Mero and made controversial comments about the former Ebro in the Morning show on Hot 97. Rosenberg reacted strongly, suggesting a potential media conflict. However, after discussing it with N.O.R.E. on the podcast, both expressed respect for each other, softening N.O.R.E.’s earlier statements. Continue reading N.O.R.E. Says Hot 97 Sounds Like New York But Backtracks Statement on Ebro Podcast
In this episode of WhoIs with QuickSilva, Frank Ski shares his journey from his first radio gig at AM station 1360 WEBB to his influence in Baltimore and DC’s nightlife and hip-hop culture. He reflects on pivotal experiences that shaped his career, including the creation of an iconic club record. Continue reading Hey Baltimore Quicksilva’s #WhoIs Podcast Interviews Frank Ski
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