Who We Are //

General Manager / General Sales Manager

Tina Tilton

Hailing from South Memphis, Tina Tilton, a media personality and TV producer launched her career in 1996 after graduating with a B.A. in Mass Communications from Lambuth University. Tina’s on-air radio skills flourished on top stations including Q107.5, HOT 107.1, WLRM Love 1380, WQOX 88.5, with a very brief stint at 1340 WLOK, WHAL 95.7 and WAVN 104.1 FM In the late 90’s, Tina set her sights on fulfilling her dream of being on television; which led to hosting Video Waves and Da Radical Truth on Channel 3. She later hosted Street Scenes on Fox 13, and Joy In Our Town on the Trinity Broadcasting Network. From 2014-2018, Tina was the proud owner of TTEN (The Tina Tilton Entertainment Network) on Channel 46.1, an affiliate of Flinn Broadcasting reaching one million households in Tennessee and Mississippi during its reign. In 2019, Tina Tilton became the official spokesperson for The Podcast Center, helping podcasters broadcast on Comcast in Memphis. She hosts three television shows: Tha Blend, Tina Tilton’s Top 10, and Open For Business, while producing local shows for placement on Comcast 17 and 31. Currently, Tina Tilton serves as General Manager / General Sales Manager for Bumpin 96.3FM Memphis. This mother of Olivia, wife of Sam, and member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc, is our “Southern Girl” committed to making television dreams come true … the one and only, TINA TILTON.

PROGRAMMING & music director

Howard Kew

Howard was introduced to the entertainment industry in 1986 repairing sound equipment and carrying records for Detroit and Chicago DJs while attending Tennessee State University. After connecting with Detroit native Lamarr “2 Smooth” Taylor, this duo later referred to as Voice Entertainment, became the most sort after combination on the Nashville collegiate party scene. In 1990 Howard graduated from T.S.U. with a Computer Science degree and accepted a Computer Engineering position with a Memphis based firm. He satisfied his passion for DJing by producing mix tapes containing popular styles of music from other regions in the country and “opening up” for popular DJs in the city.

America’s Premier Steel Spinner Howard Q. continued working to bridge the distance between the streets and mainstream urban radio by hosting the first ever mix show (Power Mix @ 6) and live broadcast from “The Spot” on the 100,000 watt heritage station WHRK K-97 FM in Memphis Tennessee. (Saturday 10p – Midnight from July 1999 – November 2000) In November of 2000 the Sunday night phenomenon was once again rekindled at Denim & Diamonds. His popularity awarded him the opportunity to be the first DJ ever in Memphis radio history to have active shows on 4 radio stations simultaneously. (Thursday & Sunday night mix show live from Denim & Diamonds on K-97, Old School Drive @ 5 on V 101.1, Weekend guests spots on Power 98 & Saturday night live on Hot 107).

Today DJ Extraordinaire aka The Teflon Don, (affectionately referred to as The Legendary) Howard Q. (obsessed with progress & addicted to winning) “It don’t stop & I won’t quit.” — Howard (muh-phuckin’) Q.!

Street Team Manager

Daryl McCulley