And I remember WLS and WCFL calling us, and they were saying: "Who the hell are you guys?" As the long-running Black female sidekick of white shock-jock Howard Stern, Quivers has held her own in a predominately male atmosphere for thirty years. But I like the 'back' part of that. How did you get involved with WVON 1690AM? 199 talking about this. Afternoon Drive, Weekdays2 p.m. - 7 p.m. TOP ROW, FROM LEFT:Melba Lara, Tony Sarabia, Jennifer WhiteBOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT:Lauren Chooljian, Marc Garber, Jerome McDonnell, TOP ROW, FROM LEFT:Chip Mitchell, Natalie Moore, Michael PuenteBOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT:Becky Vevea, OdetteYousef and Sarah Karp. Season two, Mob Land, is about a high-rolling lawyer who joins forces with the feds to try to bring down one of the most powerful criminal syndicates in the country. Nat'l Advertisers Hypo. There are so many other stations with so many more listeners, right? Mr. Magic brought the first rap show to commercial radio on New Yorks WBLS. in Cicero. I think it is still (important). We are able to survive because it is here. I loved the way college life looked, and knew I wanted to get that feeling. Working with different people, you sometimes come across personalities that are less than favorable. I don't know. [13][14] 97.9 WEHS's call sign was changed to WHFC, and simulcast WVON's programming until 1965, when 97.9 adopted a jazz format as WSDM. I want to know what people are thinking sometimes. It doesn't have the kind of clamorous support that existed in those early days of '60s and '70s. Thank you! Jack has also interviewed a Whos Who in sports, including virtually every major name in every major sport, and in many instances, participated in the Washington sports teams, community and charity outreaches. His decision to. What do you do in your spare time? Why did you attend college away from Chicago? Join us for a heavy dose of research with a dash of comedy thrown in for flavor. But there were some of us missed! Im smiling as I answer this. [11][15][16] WVON ran 1,000 watts during the day and 250 watts at night. Deeb, Gary. Im also a daughter, sister, and friend with a kind heart. We broke most of the R&B records for the country at WVON. FM had this great sound: stereo. Deep Cover drops on Mondays. During his eight years at WVON, Kent established a huge following in the citys growing African-American community. If it's going on in black politics, if it's going on in Chicago and it's impacting the African-American community, or you want to know what's going on, this is the station that you go to. Its present African-American-oriented talk format began in 1986. Police Hiring Process Discriminates Against Blacks, Latinos: Ald. We had to get it done, and get it done efficiently fast. From host Jody Avirgan (30 for 30, FiveThirtyEight, Radiotopia) and the TED Audio Collective, Good Sport is your guide through an array of stadiums, pitches, pools and slopes that shed a light on the ups and downs of being human. He was a disc jockey on WVON and was influential in the development of blues music in Chicago, Illinois. NDIGO recently caught up with Samantha to chat about her Chicago roots, why she chose to attend an HBCU, how she got into journalism, her go to fashion choices, and, of course, her new job at WVON 1690AM. No evidence has been shared. Tom Joyner | Source: Getty Images / Getty. Rufus Thomas was the preeminent DJ of Memphis WDIA, the nations first radio station with an all-Black air staff. She's the host of the evening show airing Monday-Thursday from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., where she invites listeners and viewers on social media to simply, "TALK to Samantha." Main Menu. Contacts; WVON 1690 AM reviews. Almost twenty years after his death, WHUR jock Marvin Lindseys Quiet Storm playlist remains an inspiration for imitators at radio stations across the country. Like our content? With his Bronx Science high school colleague Kevvy Kev Montague over at Stanfords KZSU, and a number of other important DJs and shows at college and community stations across the Bay, Cook eventually became the ringleader of the Bay Area Hip-Hop Coalition, the first rap radio deejay collective in the world, with more hours of hip-hop on air than in any area of the country. [11][15] Though the station was initially geared strictly to a black audience, by 1968 its playlist had expanded to include songs by white artists that were compatible with the station's sound, in an effort to reach a wider audience. Cliff Kelley, WVON radio personality, has an insightful interview with the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. Only sometimes, lol! On September 18, 2006, the station got another signal upgrade when WVON's call letters and programming moved to 1690 AM broadcasting with 10,000 watts during the day. [4][5] Like many stations of the time, WHFC shared time with other stations on its frequency. Douglas Wendell Jocko Henderson | Source: Getty Images / Getty. I think the black media in general, and WVON specifically, played a profound role in history and, in one case I can cite, the election of Chicago's first black mayor (Harold Washington). Using the name Ebony Moonbeams, Williams started her career in broadcasting in 1973 when she was hired at Howard Universitys WHUR. The Roe Conn Show With Anna Davlantes, Weekdays 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. I would watch my mother, grandmother and aunts get dressed all the time when they would go out, or just on a regular basis. We could put a record on and play it a couple of days, it would start selling like crazy, if it was a good record. (DJs who made their name before becoming radio personalities have been excluded, but honorable mentions must go to folks like Steve Harvey, Rickey Smiley and Yolanda Adams.). (Journalist) Lu Palmer would bring in the message as related to race and the struggle. [27] On August 24, 1976, FM classical music station WFMT was allowed to simulcast on 1450 as an interim operator while the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) evaluated applications for a new license for the frequency. It allows me to expand and grow as a person and a personality. Although stations like WLS, the big 50,000-watt stations, powerhouse stations, managed to survive, the little black stations didn't. She is the first black woman in Chicago to hold this distinction. And then look at a very young Barack Obama, who cut his teeth and grew his brand at this station as a community activist and as a state senator, and on to (being) a U.S. senator, and look at him now. But we were in the food markets, vegetable markets, community centers, just everywhere. Known as one of the original shock-jocks, Greene was a trailblazer of talk radio; and his influence was such that he has been credited with quashing the riots in Washington, D.C. in the wake of Martin Luther King Jr.s assassination. [10] WHFC's programming was simulcast on 97.9 WEHS after WEHS's storecasting contract expired in the 1950s. 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When John Mr. Check your inbox now to confirm your subscription. [29], In 1977, Combined Communications Corporation purchased Globetrotter Communications, and the following year Combined Communications merged with Gannett Co.[30][31] In 1982, Yvonne Daniels joined WVON as morning drive host. Following is an edited, brief oral history from five Chicagoans long in tune with an irreplaceable Chicago radio station. Asking questions like: Is "the zone" a real place? They don't play it safe. Hoffman. Who has that depth and breadth? After being the emcee at an event where she and other professionals were honored, I networked and kept in touch with many in attendance. [4], In the early 1950s, WHFC's studios and transmitter were moved to 3350 S. Kedzie, in Chicago's South Lawndale community. I love all types of music. They were the first to assemble a radio station in Chicago specifically designed to serve the city's growing Black community. | Source: New York Daily News Archive / Getty. They were, for African-American listeners across the country, the important and influential voices and leaders of their communities. . I think about so many different times that the news media has barraged this place. Officers also tried to rescue the Cordells but could not make it into the room where they were trapped because ofthe heat, authorities said. "We had a monthlong debate over the word 'Negro,'" says Melody Spann-Cooper, daughter of Pervis Spann and chairman of Midway Broadcasting Corp., which owns WVON. On February 19, 2002, The HistoryMakers played host to a free public event entitled WVON: The Good Ol Days of 60s Radio. Condon, David. I really like to read, and just chill especially when I have the time. Willie Cochran Collapses During City Council Hearing, 39 Phones A Day Are Stolen On Average In Chicago, Chance, Gloria Estefan, Aziz Ansari, Nas Close Out Obama Summit, Parking Meter Firm To Get Extra $20 Million From City In 2018, Parking Restrictions Near Soldier Field And New Wintrust Arena OK'd, Woman Gives Birth (To Twins!) [4] Its city of license was later changed to Cicero, Illinois, and it studios and transmitter were moved to Cermak Rd. WVON RADIO PERSONALITY Pam Morris with her grandaughter, Chloe Morris, 6 The doctors remained concerned about Morris. WVON is operated by Midway Broadcasting Corporation via a local marketing agreement with frequency owner iHeartMedia . Chicago Morning Takeover, Weekdays 6 a.m. - 10 a.m. FROM LEFT: Leon Rogers,Kendra GandKyle Santillian, CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Pat Cassidy,FeliciaMiddlebrooks,Keith Johnson,Kris Kridel, TOP ROW, FROM LEFT: Josh Liss, Nancy Harty, Jeff JoniakBOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT:Len Walter, Steve Miller,Rob Hart, CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: RegineSchlessinger, Craig Dellimore,Bernie Tafoya,Bob Roberts. Melody Spann Cooper, chairman of Midway Broadcasting and general manager of WVON, confirmed that Jackson and. We will be engaging and probably controversial. [42], In 1986, WVON adopted its current black-oriented talk radio format. Home; About Us; Line-Up; Events; Special Features; Partner with us; listen Sunday: 03:00 PM - 07:00 PM, Mon - Fri: 12:00 AM - 06:00 AM Rufus Thomas | Source: Getty Images / Getty. [48] The WRLL call letters were assigned to Midway's half of the time-share on 1450 at Cicero, Illinois. For more neighborhood news, listen to DNAinfo Radio here: Next in Downtown, South Loop & River North. Thanks for listening to 94.7 The Drive! Copyright 2021 Midway Broadcasting All Rights Reserved, Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, elects Bola Tinubu as the new president, A man charged with killing 3 officers was found dead in his jail cell, Wray publicly comments on the FBI's position on COVID's origins, adding political fire. Talent hosted by Samantha Thomas is available on VON.TV and streaming platforms, ROKU, Amazon, and Apple TV. And one of the reasons was to give a different view of black life to the general public, the radio-listening public. [22][1][23] Rev. When I arrived at Lincoln University of Missouri in Fall of 2000, I majored in computer information systems. The Wake Up Show eventually became internationally syndicated, reaching more than 20 different markets in five countries. For fifty years WVON Radio has built a reputation for being the social conscious of Black Chicago. Stayed on the air, didn't play music but took telephone calls from people all over Chicago, the suburbs. So how did you come up with the concept of reviewing restaurants while interviewing interesting people? WVON Radio 1690 - The Talk of Chicago ADVERTISEMENT Our Partners Florida Gov. By continuing to push myself beyond comfort zones. How does this position fit into your career plans? document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); We deliver stories that have been mistold, gone untold, and need to be retold. So I married my love of talking, food, and TV news and in 2014 came up with the concept of SmallTALK. Not everyone is pleasant to deal with all of the time. As president and general manager of Chicago's WVON-AM, Melody Spann-Cooper heads the only African American-owned radio station in the nation's third-largest market. I hope you enjoy experiencing NDIGO. This is the undercurrent. [1] Early life [ edit] Spann was born in Itta Bena, Mississippi, on August 16, 1932. The idea was that, The People are as interesting as the Plates.. Martin Luther King Jr. used this station as his bully pulpit in the latter part of his life, in the years he spent in Chicago, between '66 to '68. (WVON ). When firefighters arrived, the officers directed them to the room, police said. Licensed to Berwyn, Illinois, WVON has studios in the South Loop,[3] and its transmitter is located at 87th and Kedzie in Chicago's Ashburn community. Jack cherishes his long-standing relationships with many Hall of Fame athletes, including Joe Theismann, Darrell Green, Charles Mann, Art, Monk, and many others from the Washington football team. I know why people were so upset when Marshall Field's became Macy's. Samantha Thomas is an Emmy winning journalist, entertainment/lifestyle correspondent and radio/social personality. After college, Williams started her career in radio as an intern for Kiss 108 in Boston, and made the move to New York Citys Kiss-FM, where she eventually landed her own air shift; and then on to New Yorks Hot 97. It was a music station at that time, but there was a talk show called "Hot Line." Mon - Fri: 06:00 AM - 10:00 AM. Referring to herself as the Queen of All Media, Wendy Williams trademark mixture of oversized personality and merciless celebrity gossip created a new radio archetype and captured millions of fans. The Matt McGill Show, Weekdays 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. After starting as a DJat WGES in Chicago in 1952, Cordell moved to WGRY in Gary before working at WVON in Chicago. Scientists have strong evidence of animal spillover at a market.. Make sure that the stream settings are properly selected in "Module General Options -> Content -> Stream Settings". It was meaningful because it gave to the listener the kind of (broadcast) that was inspirational as well as informational. Sign up for NewsOne's email newsletter! Verneda Scott. I would sometimes get in trouble in grammar school for talking. Star & Buc Wild previously hosted the morning show on Philadelphias 100.3 The Beat. Copyright 2023. It's straight, no chaser. I'm not so arrogant as to believe that 'VON is a larger portion of it, but I'll tell you this: We are better because we are here. According to WVON disc jockey Lucky Cordell, "You know a radio station is not the wires and the tubes and a transmitter. Widely considered to be the first African-American radio announcer, Jack L. Coopers All Negro radio show aired in the 1930s on Chicagos WSBC. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. There's nothing wrong with that. ", Herb KentLegendary Chicago broadcaster; was one of WVON's original disc jockeys. Either way, Quivers has become one of the most recognized female radio personalities in the country. 17 open jobs for On air radio personality in Rockville. On Fox News, the FBI director reiterated the agency's assessment that COVID was unleashed after a potential lab incident. I still LOVE to wear dresses by the way! Leonard caught the radio bug in college as program director of the University of Illinois station WPGU. The WintrustBusiness Lunch with Steve Bertrand, Weekdays noon-1 p.m. Petey Greene | Source: Joseph Klipple / Getty. So if we were in an economic recession in the mainstream, I was in a tsunami. They didn't know we were all black. My grandmother is a major force in keeping our family together. [11][12] 97.9 WEHS was included in the sale. [44][42] The station experienced a 50% increase in its audience after the call sign change. If you want a very honest and culturally specific perspective, as it relates to black people and I'm talking domestic, as well as foreign WVON will give you an impressive array. WVON's origins lie in WHFC, which began in 1926, broadcasting from the Hotel Flanders in Chicago. Spann began his radio career in the 1950s. I keep a notepad and pen near me at all times because Im always thinking of ideas, and if I dont write them down, Ill forget. Once that job ended for me, I knew I had to be creative and innovative. But even more so in the African-American community, because so many of the earlier listeners are now older people. Wendy Williams | Source: Getty Images / Getty. Chicago Defender had an opportunity to chat with Samantha Thomas about her career, new show, and about being a fearless woman in media. I like coming back. ", Timuel BlackHistorian and author of Bridges of Memory. If you had a superpower, what would it be and why? Really an educational outlet for black people, and also an educational outlet for white people, to let them know what black people are like. But after becoming one of the first Black jocks to cross over into more mainstream radio (as one of WMCAs Good Guys), Crocker crossed back when a Black-owned consortium hired him for a new FM station in New York called WBLS. R&B is a top favorite. Broadcasting first on WGPR in Detroit, Mojo challenged ideas about the role of a radio jockey. So in the confusion and everything, I think the talk radio thing was born here at WVON. Frankie Crocker at WBLS Studio. Your email address will not be published. But a great Chicago radio station WVON-AM 1690 has managed the feat: The institution marks its 50th anniversary Monday and celebrates with a concert featuring Toni Braxton at the Chicago Theatre on Saturday. What makes for a good urban talk station? So this whole idea of black talk radio was really an extension of Mr. South's influence. Many people attributed WVON as the main (reason) our riots weren't as bad as they were in some parts of the country. She is currently the host of Samantha Talks which airs weeknights from 6 pm-9 pm on WVON. The Talk of Chicago. This city loves its institutions, those that it grows up with. [4][5] It was owned by Richard W. During her career as a TV news producer, Samantha received an Emmy Award and shortly afterwards created her own media lane. It knows its audience. It doesn't have to be PC. Say. Ive had many disappointments, but I learn everyday, so I wont say that Ive failed, only learned lessons. [19] Other similar stations across the country took inspiration from WVON's format. Jacks band was also the personal favorite of Vice President Al Gore and played many of their events both personal and for the administration. I waited two years to attend, but the wait was just what I needed. Is here Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the Hotel in. 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