Toni Neal
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Born | Tanisha Yarndriciaes Delores Neal February 17, 1976 Detroit, Michigan |
Children | 1 |
Career | |
Show | WSB News, Sirius Radio |
Station(s) | ABC WSB, CBS, WGCL Television |
Network | CBS Radio |
Style | News, talk, urban adult contemporary, R&B/soul, jazz |
Country | United States |
Previous show(s) | Afternoon Expressions |
Toni Neal (born Tanisha Yarndriciaes Dolores Neal on February 17, 1976) is an American broadcaster.
Biography[]
She got her start as an intern at WJLB-FM in Detroit in 1992 while attending Cass Technical High School. Born in the inner city of Detroit she was placed into foster care and remained there for 14 years until she went to Alabama to attend Oakwood University. During her education she hosted shows at WOCG-FM, WJAB-FM as well as WEUP-FM while working at WAFF-NBC in 1996–2000. She would later get ovarian cancer, thus stunting her career.
After her recovery she moved to Atlanta to work as a producer for WGCL-CBS in 2001. At WGCL she worked with former CBS network anchor Jane Robelot and with former CNN anchors Andrea Arceneaux and Tony Harris. In 2003 she moved to Metro Traffic Networks where she became a traffic anchor for WSB-ABC, Sirius Radio, WVEE ("V-103FM"), and WAOK-AM.
She would later decide to leave the television and radio industry to raise her daughter. She now works as a BCC for Microsoft and continues to be an advocate for the foster care industry.
Broadcast career[]
- WJLB FM, Detroit, Michigan
- WRBC TV, Redford, Michigan
- WOCG FM, Huntsville, Alabama
- WEUP-FM, Huntsville, Alabama
- WAFF NBC, Huntsville, Alabama
- WJAB FM, Normal, Alabama
- WAMU TV, Normal, Alabama
- WGCL-TV, Atlanta, Georgia
- Metro Networks CBS, Atlanta, Georgia
- WSB AM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WSB-TV, Atlanta, Georgia
- Sirius Radio
- WVEE FM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WAOK AM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WABE FM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WGKA AM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WAMJ FM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WNGC FM, Atlanta, Georgia
- WN AM, Atlanta, Georgia
References[]
- Emmy Winners[permanent dead link]
- Oakwood University alumni
- Cass Technical High School alumni
- Living people
- 1976 births
- Radio personalities from Detroit
- American radio people stubs