What station is Kjlh?
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What station is Kjlh?
102.3 FM KJLH is Los Angeles No 1 black owned and operated radio station with a musical tradition spanning over 55+ years and counting… KJLH 102.3 FM produces the foremost in news and public service programming, and creates promotions of pure excitement.
Is Steve Harvey on KJLH?
The Steve Harvey Morning Show – KJLH Radio.
What’s the phone number for KJLH?
(310) 330-2200
Request Line (from any So. California Area Code) – 520-KJLH
| Main Switchboard | (310) 330-2200 |
|---|---|
| Local & National Sales | (310) 330-2240 |
| Van hits/PSA Requests | [email protected] |
| Mailing Address | 161 N. La Brea Avenue, Inglewood, CA 90301 |
What station is Steve Harvey morning show on in LA?
KJLH
The Steve Harvey Morning Show
| Genre | Comedy, Talk, Urban Adult Contemporary, R&B, Classic Soul |
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| Home station | KJLH, Los Angeles |
| Syndicates | Premiere Radio Networks |
| Starring | Steve Harvey Shirley Strawberry Carla Ferrell Nephew Tommy Kier “Junior” Spates J. Anthony Brown |
| Created by | Steve Harvey Rushion McDonald |
How can I listen to KJLH radio?
KJLH Radio Listen Live – 102.3 MHz FM, Los Angeles, United States | Online Radio Box.
Where is J Anthony Brown?
Based in Los Angeles, Brown brings his comedic stylings and hilarious cast of on-air characters to The Steve Harvey Morning Show, which can be heard on nearly 100 stations by nearly 7 million weekly listeners.
Where is Kjlh located?
Los Angeles area
KJLH (102.3 FM) is an urban adult contemporary radio station serving the Los Angeles area.
Where is KJLH located?
Did Jay Anthony Brown retire?
Effective April 22, Comedian and Steve Harvey Morning Show cohost J. Anthony Brown has retired from our hit radio show.
When did Stevie Wonder buy KJLH?
1979
And that boss happens to be Stevie Wonder: the music legend and sole owner of KJLH. Wonder “understands how we serve the community. He knows there is a dire need,” Booker said. Booker has worked for KJLH since before Wonder bought it in 1979 – he said back then, they didn’t even use the word black on the radio.
