Industry, Music Industry, The Breakfast Club Radio Show

About a month ago, WBLS PD Skip Dillard (WBLS and WLIB) took an issue of TheIndustry.biz hit magazine "Celebrating Women of Color in Media" to Africa with him on his vacation. There, he met Nonalo Tose at Radio 2000Nonala Tose Radio 2000 Johannesburg... Ironically, she does an event there called Boss Moves Media which celebrates women in media. Skip gave her a copy of the magazine and then sent me this pic. [...]

The Industry Dot Biz: SEAN “DIDDY” COMBS ANNOUNCES REVOLT BLACK NEWS AS THE HUB FOR INFORMATION FOR THE BLACK COMMUNITY Premiere Episode on Sunday will Feature Van Lathan, Deepak Chopra, Dr. Bernard Ashby, Kelly Slater, and othersSean “Diddy” Combs announced today a new live show, REVOLT BLACK NEWS. [...]

The Industry Dot Biz: Dame Dash is without question an anomaly. He appeared in a controversial interview on The Breakfast Club Radio Show a week ago about hip hop music culture and how black people create it but don't own enough of it. [...]

The Industry Dot Biz: Charlamagne states Lee should treat Damon Dash as he would a white man (lol) and he is right, we will pay white people back and respect them (banks, taxes etc) but will treat each other like sh. When it comes to loans. [...]

The M.E.T.H.O.D Man stopped by the Breakfast Club to chop it up with DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, and Angela Yee. During the interview, Method Man talked about his relationship with Wu-Tang, the current state of hip-hop music, and more. Meth also shared a few stories about Biggie and Pac as he has worked with both artists. The interview got really interesting when Method Man discussed his past beef with Wendy Williams. [...]

It should come as no surprise that The Streetz 94.5 Atlanta morning show, The Streetz Morning Takeover, would eventually go national. Hosted by Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta reality show star and rapper Yung Joc, Shawty Shawty and Sue Solo, The Streetz Morning Takeover has been a top-rated morning show in the 18-34 demo for well over 6 months. [...]

There is SO much that we could have talked about this week on the TheIndustry.biz Podcast. The changes at Unviersal, Frankie Knuckles, The Breakfast Club Radio Show's premiere nationwide and This is Hot 97. Damn I miss doing the show…. We had a great amount of fun doing the TheIndustry.biz Podcast too. This is a radio show for the industry about the industry and we spoke for many who can't speak for themselves on various topics and issues. Before I put the show on hiatus,we were getting offers for interesting guests from the industry to talk about the industry on an even more profound level and I wanted to continue. I am confident this show would be huge by this time next year with your support. We got a TON of great feedback and wanted to continue but it's very costly and time consuming. I was literally doing everything myself, recording, editing, uploading etc. Here is our most recent show (below) . In total, the show got a total of 140,000 plus listens worldwide.  I would like to continue the show and charge a fee of $2.99 per month for four episodes each month but I want to be sure we have the interest from the industry. While I am sure MOST of the interest for the show comes from people outside the scope who are interested in the industry, the industry is our target first. If you would like for us to continue the broadcast weekly make a donation in any amount by clicking the PayPal link. I'm talking especially to all the people who told us how much they loved the show and beyond… we certainly appreciate your compliments but would love to see a donations to continue.  If we make just $500.00 in donations by Friday, I can hire an part time editor and we will continue.  The TheIndustry.biz Podcast was a very unique industry show and as one record label VP told me this week, "We need this for the industry and those coming into it." Now's the time to act folks…. Make a donation (on the right sidebar) and help us... help the industry.The rest of the shows are HERE

During today’s live press conference from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, The Breakfast Club -- the most-listened-to Urban Contemporary morning show in America -- got a shout out for helping encourage an executive order to extend the grace period for insurance payments for those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.“I got asked for this by some friends of mine at The Breakfast Club on 105.1, Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy and Angela Yee, the other day,” said Governor Murphy. [...]