Two decades ago, Barry Mayo reconfigured America’s radio land scape when he introduced the adult urban contemporary format to the dial. He took WBMX-FM 102.7 and transformed it into WVAZ-V103. The rest, as they say, is history.
On the recent occasion of the station’s 20th anniversary, some of those responsible for the station’s success—on-air personalities Herb Kent, Troi Tyler and Ramonski Luv, program director Derrick Brown and Scott “Smokin’ ” Silz, production and imaging director—gathered in a studio and talked about life at V103, then, now and down the road. [read the rest of story]
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