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WMMJ/Washington DC Taps Woods for Sundays


WMMJ-FM, Majic 102.3 and 92.7 has hired Madelyne Woods for Sunday mornings (6-10am). Woods is a 20-year veteran television and radio personality and regular contributor to the Tom Joyner Morning Show, a former BET host and has had interviews featured on several major TV networks. A native of Washington, DC and graduate of the University of Maryland, Woods also devotes time to many health related charitable organizations.

"Madelyne is a respected media professional with a wealth of experience and I'm excited to welcome her to our Radio One DC family," says Kashon Powell, Operations Manager, Radio One DC.

"I'm so excited to be back on the air in my hometown. This has been a long time coming and I've got to thank Kashon Powell, Jay Stevens and Jeff Wilson for bringing me back. DC just fits me and my personality - it's quick, sexy, and shiny. Every week, I'll get to touch all my fam in the DMV to talk news, politics, life, and style while we play the best music. It's going to be the dopest Sunday mornings you can imagine," says Woods.

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