E. Steven Collins is one of the most well known and respected names in Philadelphia broadcasting with a distinguished thirty-year history.  In additional to his role as Radio One Inc.’s Director of Urban Marketing and External Relations, his weekly show, Philly Speaks with E. Steven Collins on 107.9 WRNB FM, regularly features a distinguished panel of local and national guests and draws hundreds of thousands of listeners each Sunday between 8 and 10am.

No stranger to the national spotlight, Collins’ unique insight and perspective have been in demand with numerous appearances on a variety of local and  national television news programs including Fox 29’s Good Day Philadelphia,  CN8, Comcast Newsmakers, MSNBC’s Hardball with Chris Matthews, Morning Joe and Midday News Hour, as well as CNN’s American Morning with John Roberts, CNN Mid Day and CNN Newsroom with Rick Sanchez.

Collins has an impressive history as one of Philadelphia’s strongest community voices, taking on leadership roles with civic activities including, Concerned Black Men Inc, 10,000 Men Call to Action campaign and 2008’s historic democratic debate night forum at Oxford Pennsylvania’s Lincoln University.

One of the highlights of Collins career was his work with the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists to create and develop a televised Mayoral Debate live from the campus of Drexel University that attracted national and local media coverage and provided a unique insight from a truly minority perspective.  The program aired on Comcast Cable earned the team Emmy Award, the highest honor for a televised presentation, in the one-time public affairs special program category.

Collins has been recognized by such prestigious organizations as The United States Congress, The City of Philadelphia, The Urban League of Philadelphia, The Philadelphia March of Dimes and The Philadelphia Alumni Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen to name just a few.  Additionally, Collins serves as an executive board member of the Urban League of Philadelphia, and board member of Philadelphia’s Convention and Visitors Bureau Multicultural Affairs Congress, Ivy Legacy Foundation and Marian Anderson Awards Association.

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Tiffany Bacon began her career in radio in 1990 while attending Temple University. The university radio station WRTI sparked a life long love for radio and broadcasting in general. She spend a few years at B101, more than a decade at Power 99FM and now she is happy to be the night jock at 100.3 WRNB and the host of two talk shows on Praise 103.9FM. Outside of her dedication to the field of broadcasting, Ms. Bacon serves as a high school Drama/Dance/Broadcasting teacher. She also founded and manages a improv theater troupe, which includes a few of her students. The iTheatre Company inspires and entertains audiences on a weekly basis. Ms. Bacon is inspired by and a big supporter of the performing arts. She has been an actress, dancer, choreographer, costume designer and director. Tiffany Bacon hopes to continue to share her gifts and knowledge while continuing to learn about herself through discovering the world.

Glenn “Golden Boy” Cooper hailed out of Houston, TX as Houston’s No. #1 6-10 night jock. He then moved to Philadelphia in 1993 as the host of the hottest Philadelphia radio 6-10 pm Night Show “The G-Spot“, making him Philadelphia’s #1 night jock for 5 consecutive years. Golden Boy then moved to the afternoon drive, where his show was renamed “Gold in the Afternoons”. Gold took afternoons from #3 straight to No. #1 on the first book and remained #1 for another 4 years. In 2002 he took over as the lead jock for Philadelphia’s hottest morning show “The Dream Team”, there he took the morning show to the No. # 1 position.

In 2004 Gold moved to Midday’s, and took his show from #3 to the No. # 1 spot. Gold has won numerous awards in the radio industry; Music Director of the Year, Assistant Program Director of the Year and was nominated as Billboard Magazine’s Program Director of the Year. With over 25 years in radio, Gold remains a humble and well-respected name in the radio industry as a true programmer and an avid music lover. His greatest award comes from working within the community from which he has also received countless awards for his civic duties. In 2005, Gold moved his family back to Houston TX. Gold is currently working as the host of Houston’s Hottest Radio weekend show, “Club Majic“.