Tom Joyner has always been recognized as a man on the move. He first came to public attention by hosting a morning radio show in Dallas and an afternoon show in Chicago simultaneously for eight years, flying back-and-forth between jobs daily. In the 1990s his popularity soared as the host of a nationally syndicated morning radio program. As nationally syndicated radio programs became a hot trend in the 1990s, Joyner became the biggest star in black radio.

Jodi Berry, a native of Lexington, KY is WFXC/WFXK’s midday host, Assistant Program Director and award-winning Music Director.

Her passion for radio began at the age of 12. Jodi was inspired by local radio and television legends which include Nick Clooney (father of actor George Clooney). Jodi is a seasoned veteran with over 20 years experience in radio and television. She was instrumental in helping establish the local Urban League cable radio station and produced and directed programs for the local cable channel in Lexington, KY.

When she “grows up”, she wants to be a screenwriter and own a tropical island (without hurricanes, of course!). In my spare time (what spare time?), Jodi’s hobbies include gardening, cooking, writing, tennis, and taking time to “stop and smell the roses”. She loves mentoring our youth and giving back to the community.

She is a graduate of Eastern Ky. University and Shaw University with degrees in Broadcasting and Business Management.

You can hear Jodi weekdays 10a-3p on WFXC/WFXK.

In 2011, Michael continues to expand his media reach when he produced, wrote, and directed a ground breaking documentary film titled, “Do Women Know What They Want?” The reviews have been amazing! “It was time for something new and exciting, and no one else was doing it, not like this!” Michael said. Get ready! It looks like the baddest man on radio and late night TV, will be in theaters near you soon!

Stay tuned ~ it’s just the beginning of the Baisden legacy.

Michael Reese’s radio career spans over 15 years, seven radio stations including gospel, jazz, hip hop and R&B formats. He credits gospel music as the driving force behind his Christian walk.