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Radio One was preparing to make another frequency switch, this time moving WRNB's urban AC format and branding from 107.9 MHz to 100.3 MHz on September 1. [14] [15] WRNB was simulcast on both 100.3 and 107.9 until September 2, when the WPHI call sign moved to 107.9, adopted the former "Beat" format and rebranded as "Hot 107.9."
Mina "SayWhat" Llona (born about 1990), from New Jersey, [1] is an American radio and television personality, best known for her work as a radio host for Sirius-XM. [2] She previously worked as a host for WRNB 100.3 [ 3 ] and WUSL 98.9.
(Before WRNB went on the air in 2004, the call sign was used for a Radio One-owned sister station in Dayton, Ohio, now called WROU-FM.) The new permanent urban AC format as WRNB went on the air on February 4, 2005. Radio One paid $35 million for the "move-in" FM station, which was now able to attract Philadelphia listeners and advertisers.
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In 2004, the Tom Joyner Morning Show moved to competitor WRNB. WDAS-FM subsequently picked up The Steve Harvey Morning Show as a replacement. The station also carried Michael Baisden in afternoon drive time until it dropped the show in January 2013. Since 1979, WDAS-FM has sponsored Unity Day, an annual summer gathering on Benjamin Franklin ...
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