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• Peabody Award winning radio journalist for
"The Rise and Fall of Vee-Jay Records," producer and critic
for WRKS-FM (KISS-FM) in NYC for 30 years;
• On-Air personality on the Wake Up Club featuring Jeff Fox,
Talent and Shaila from 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. and previously on the Isaac
Hayes Morning Show;
• On-Air personality & Co-Host for KISS-FM’s Sunday
morning public affairs program, OPEN LINE (10 A.M. to 12 noon),
and its Sunday evening weekly news (11 P.M.) program, WEEK IN REVIEW;
• Executive Producer, Soul Beginnings which won the NY Metro
A.I.R. Award for “Best Evening Show” in NYC in 1997
and Producer for The Legend Series for KISS-FM /1998;
• A Harlem, New York native, Bob Slade's original dream was
to become an actor. He attended Queens College where he studied
acting, and he eventually became a member of the Negro Ensemble
Theatre Company and the Harlem YMCA Theater Group in NYC.
• He began doing news radio in 1971 at a Long Island radio
station, and then he proceeded to a radio station in Upstate New
York. It was in 1980 that Bob joined the KISS family and became
its News Director.
• Bob's ability to answer almost any question regarding entertainment,
sports, music, past events, and current affairs has made him the
98.7 KISS FM historian on just about any subject. His diverse knowledge
on music, Black History and the Women's movement is simply impressive
and encyclopedic.
• Bob has won two Achievement In Radio Awards; The first
for the Best Night Time Show (Soul Beginnings), and the other in
1997 for Soul Beginnings.
• The recipient of the 1998 & 2002 New York Metro A.I.R.
Award for the “Best Public Affairs Program” for KISS-FM’s
"Open Line Show."
• Recipient of two Armstrong Awards from Columbia University
(one of them was for his documentary on the history of Black music).
Other awards he received were from CEBA, United Press International
and International Radio Festival of New York.
• Recipient of the Garden State Association of Black Journalists
award for the best syndicated show, Visions of Black America, as
producer and writer
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• An Attorney At Law for 33 years with vast
experience in complex litigation, both civil and criminal, and former
Judge in the Administrative Courts of New Jersey;
• Chairman and Organizing Founding Member of Black United
Fund of New Jersey now the African American Fund of New Jersey;
• On-Air personality & Co-Host for KISS-FM’s Sunday
morning public affairs program, OPEN LINE (10 A.M. to 12 noon),
and its Sunday evening weekly news (11 P.M.) program, WEEK IN REVIEW;
• Featured Commentator on the Wake Up Club featuring Jeff
Fox, Talent, Shaila and Bob Slade from 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. weekdays;
• Executive Producer & Producer of The Legend Music Series
for KISS-FM; Producer for KISS-FM’s Soul Beginnings (another
music series) which won the NY Metro A.I.R. Award for “Best
Evening Show” in NYC in 1997;
• The recipient of the 1998 & 2002 New York Metro A.I.R.
Award for the “Best Public Affairs Program” for KISS-FM’s
"Open Line Show."
• Juris Doctorate degree (1972) from The University of Michigan
Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan;
• Former General Counsel to the Newark (NJ) Board of Education;
• A member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court,
United States Circuit Court for the Third and Sixth Circuits, a
member of the State Bars of Michigan and New Jersey, The United
States District Courts for Michigan and New Jersey, the American
Bar Association, the New Jersey State Bar Association, the Michigan
State Bar Association, the Essex County Bar Association of Newark,
New Jersey, the National Conference of Black Lawyers, Former Pres.,
the Garden State Bar Association, a member of the American Bar Association
and the National Bar Association.
• Counsel in nearly 40 published court opinions --- State
and Federal;
• Former Aide to U.S. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and
Assistant Counsel to Governor (NJ) James Florio for Education;
• Former National Chairman of the National Black American
Law Students Association while at The University of Michigan Law
School;
• Appointed by Governors (NJ) Brendan Byrne and Thomas Kean
as an Administrative Law Judge with the Administrative Court (OAL)
of New Jersey (1981-1985);
• Recipient of numerous citations and awards, including the
Garden State Association of Black Journalists award for the Best
Syndicated Show, Visions of Black America, as producer and writer
for the series
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• On-Air personality and co-host on Sunday night's most popular talk show, the Week In Review;
• Known on the Show as “The FlameThrower”, Peter Noel is described as bold and brash in his commentary on contemporary issues and politics in New York City and in the nation with one of the most unique voices on talk radio; and
• Peter Noel has been one of New York City 's most sought-after reporters for over 20 years.
• From 1990 until 2001, Peter was an investigative reporter for The Village Voice , covering New York City politics and issues.
• Noel has taken on some of the toughest assignments, including the racial upheavals in Crown Heights , the riots in Los Angeles following the Rodney King verdict, post-apartheid election violence in South Africa , and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
• In addition to The Voice, Noel's cover stories have appeared in New York Magazine and The New York Observer.
• Prior to The Village Voice, Noel was a reporter for The City Sun . Earlier, he worked as a crime reporter for The Amsterdam News , the city's largest black newspaper.
• Noel is an expert on race, crime, black activist politics, and hip hop, and appears regularly on established news outlets such as CNN, FOX News, MSNBC and the BBC. In addition, he is a frequent commentator on NY1, the local CNN. His distinct voice is one of the most recognized on talk radio in New York .
• A fixture on the speaker's circuit, Noel has been a guest speaker on a number on college campuses, including Columbia University , Brandeis University , and New York University .
• He is one of the key narrators in the Black Entertainment Network (BET) documentary on the life of Al Sharpton, Journeys in Black.
• Noel, who was born in Trinidad and emigrated to America in l978, lives in Harlem with his family.
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• On-Air personality and co-host on Sunday night's most popular talk show, the Week In Review;
• Charles W. Ethridge, III, known as the CutMan on the Show, is a former advertising executive and managing partner for a leading black advertising agency in New York City ;
• The CutMan has over thirty years of experience in the advertising industry and has been a tireless advocate for more diversity and opportunities within the industry for people of color; and
• The Cutman has given of his vast expertise marketing and advertising in support of numerous causes and community based programs such as the African Famine Relief, Cesar Chavez farm workers initiative, helping to free worked Nelson Mandela during his long period of incarceration in South Africa; and
• The CutMan has an encyclopedic knowledge of history and politics which he weaves into the provocative discussions on the Show with his unique voice and perspective on these subjects; and
• Currently, the CutMan is a freelance journalist writing in a wide range of publications on topics important to the black and Latino communities in NYC and around the nation
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