About lilD
How many years of experience do you have in radio? I've been in radio since 2005. What are three of your hobbies? Running, mentoring, and thrifting. Where is your hometown? Shreveport, LA. What makes your personality unique? I have enough self-esteem to be myself, from my big hair, big heart, and even bigger mouth. If you attended college, where did you attend? Louisiana State University – Shreveport.
Ta'Nyriah is going to be in the WNBA, so she spoke with Harvard recruit Harmoni Turner about being a STUDENT athlete, and ran some drills with her!
Eleina wants to be an attorney, so she got to spend a day with attorney Jasmine Crockett and learn about trial and fair sentencing, then she got to meet the Car Wreck Cowboy, Sadat Montgomery.
My homegirl got cheated on...with 3 guys and 3 girls! Whew. So here are some better things to cheat on than your significant other.
Isailah wants to be an oral surgeon, so Dr. James talked to her about school, procedures, and they pulled out teeth!
Happy Good Friday! Positive vibes, happy thoughts, good news only! So here are some things to avoid to keep that Good Friday energy going:
Kyleah wants to be a model, so Shanitta taught her runway, poses, spoke to her about different kinds of modeling, and gave her a very thoughtful gift.
Yesterday, my Radio One family volunteered their time at the Tarrant County Food Bank and it inspired this post. We should all do our part. Here's why:
Imunique wants to do radio, so she sat in with the Veda Loca Morning Show, learned about commercials, show prep, and got to talk live on air!
It finally feels like Cuffing Season outside, so I think it's time I settled down. Here's why you should join me:
I went rock climbing this weekend and couldn't make it to the top, and it's time I become brave. Here's why we all should:
Happy Good Friday! Everyday above ground is a good day, but on Friday, we like positive vibes, happy thoughts, and good news only! So here are some things to avoid to keep the good energy going:
Doing "12 Days of Christmas" every year reminds me how important it is for kids to remember that their dreams are doable. Here's why it's not too late for you to chase yours: