Join the ladies here at MOCRadio, every Friday afternoon 3pm-5pm and Saturday 10am-12pm for today’s hottest issues, celebrity interviews, personal self-help advice with the best in urban music.
Angelique is a veteran broadcaster and the producer of the Café Mocha Radio Show. A former host of Black Entertainment Television’s “Screen Scene” and the voice of the long-running series “Comic View,” Angelique is no stranger to radio as she served as a talent and producer on The Beat and Power 106 in Los Angeles. From planning to perfect execution to ensure Café Mocha is on-target and Arbitron PPM friendly, Angelique is the powerful producer behind Café Mocha’s success!
Perrin serves as the third proverbial voice of reason joining Lyte and Love to round out this unique radio experience.
Follow Angelique on TWITTER @angeliqueperrin
Café Mocha’s Loni Love brings the gift of laughter to the program as the master of One-Liners! An engineer by trade for the automotive industry in Detroit, Loni abandoned her years of college and training for the fast-track to stardom as she pursued her life-long dream to become a comedienne.
This sought-after entertainment mega star has appeared on:
* E! Entertainment’s “Chelsea Lately”
* “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”
* Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend”
* TruTV
* VH1 Specials
* Soul Plane (first motion picture production)
* Co-host FOX TV’s The REAL show
Please visit Loni at http://www.lonilove.com
Follow Loni Love on TWITTER @lonilove
Café Mocha’s YoYo is a Grammy-nominated rapper and actress best known for classic rap hits like “Can’t Play With My Yo-Yo,” “The Bonnie & Clyde Theme” with Cube and “I Wanna Be Down” with Brandy, Queen Latifah and MC Lyte.
With more than 25 years in the music business, Yo-Yo’s professional journey was recently featured on TV One’s marquee franchise, “Unsung.” The Compton, Calif.-native—who has consistently toured throughout
the years—performed earlier this year at the Trump Awards in Atlanta as part of a tribute to hip-hop trailblazers Salt-N-Pepa.
A feminist and community crusader, YoYo is working to empower young people with her youth program, YoYo’s School of Hip-Hop. Yo-Yo’s program operates in both Los Angeles, Calif. and Highland Park, Mich., where her husband, DeAndre Windom, is the mayor. The mission is to help educate youths within the community about dance, music, and learning how to compose and perform powerful messages in rap
music. Visit YoYo at http://www.yoyoschoolofhiphop.com/YoYo