
This is a great story. On Sunday a father and son will be graduating Morehouse college together. Dorian Joyner Sr and Dorian Joyner Jr. will get there diplomas together as part of the 2013 class. Learn a little about the two in the video below:
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Sundays are sounding more like weekdays on WBLS (107.5 FM) as the station cuts back on “specialty” programming to play more music in the mid-day.
For some listeners, though, this comes at a price: a cutback in “Open Line,” one of the few black talk shows on a major commercial city radio station.
“Open Line,” which launched on the late WRKS in 1989 and several times made the Talkers Magazine “Heavy Hundred” list, is now heard 8-9 a.m., rather than 10 a.m.-noon.
James Mtume, who had cohosted the show with Bob Slade and Bob Pickett since 1995, announced he was leaving the show on April 21, the same day listeners learned about the scheduling change.
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