Dr. Tartt came by the morning show studio to talk about mental health and self-care, especially pertaining to black men. Monie Love notes that she sets aside time-out days when she’s going through things, to give herself time and space to process emotions healthily. Dr. Tartt says we have to change the definition of manhood […]
Chance The Rapper is the latest and most high-profile of Chicago natives to speak out against Spike Lee’s “Chi-Raq” film. The film, which addresses the…
As the world watched the events in Baltimore, social media gave us a peek into reactions to what people were seeing. The investigation into the…
Your local barbershop probably consists of TVs broadcasting ESPN, animated banter on almost any subject and music to match the vibe of the shop. The…
There’s great news for NBC viewers that were crushed by the network’s latest round of programming cuts: “Community” is back! Cool! Cool, cool, cool! “Community”…
Haven’t heard much talk about Father’s Day this year. Debates about what Dad would like, what size he might wear, what he could use…
Saturday night was the 2014 White House Correspondents Dinner also known as Nerd Prom. It is a big night for journalists who cover the White House and the President all year. It is a serious night as journalists and future journalists are recognized but it does have a comedic element. Check out President Obama poking […]
Radio One continued to grow over the next decade. By the year of 2002 Radio One’s portfolio contained 63 stations, and by 2003 Radio One formed a joint venture with Comcast Corporation to launch TV One, a cable television channel targeting adult African-American viewers.
Radio One has always been dedicated to it's community, in every market that we operate. Over the years our stations have done some outstanding work in the community, here are some photos highlighting our markets and their community outreach efforts.
The 1990’s was a great decade for Radio One. During this time Catherine Hughes’ son Alfred Liggins III took over the company, taking it to new found heights.
The Radio one legacy begins with the flagship station WOL. In those days what we now know as Radio One was “Almic Broadcasting”; named after the sons of Catherine L Hughes and Dewey Hughes.
