RNBPhilly – 100.3 WRNB

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 varie... Read more..
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Soulful Sunday:  A drift down memory lane with a soulful mix of vintage R&B fused with exclusive interviews with music makers, celebrities and more! Dyana Williams' career exceeds limitation. Whether showcasing her talents in broadcasting, print journalism and community activism or television producing & reporting, media coaching and lecturing, she's remained a constant force in the entertainment industry for over three decades. Currently, Williams hosts "Soulful Sunday," a weekly show broadcast via Radio One adult contemporary station, WRNB-FM, which won the Ac... Read more..
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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 inc... Read more..
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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... Read more..
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