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Monique Jordan Heads to Memphis as WRBO Midday Host


Monique Jordan
Monique Jordan

Cumulus Media appoints Monique Jordan as its new midday host on Urban AC WRBO in Memphis. She debuts on Monday, August 12 and can be heard weekdays from 9am-2pm. Jordan joins from Cumulus Birmingham, AL, where she was an air talent and Promotions Director for Urban AC WUHT (Hot 107.7). She brings over 20 years of broadcasting experience to her new role at 103.5 WRBO.

WRBO Program Director Lou Bennett said, "After a long search, we welcome Monique Jordan, who brings a dynamic on-air presence, deep passion for music, and a commitment to the station's success through engaging content, exceptional communication, and creativity. Monique is a true professional and the perfect fit for the WRBO brand and the vibe of the Memphis community."

Jordan commented, "I want to thank Cumulus Birmingham VP/Market Manager James Robinson and PD Tasha Simone for giving me the opportunity to return to the Cumulus family in the city of Birmingham. A special thanks to Kenny Smoov for having faith in my ability to perform in a bigger market. Last but certainly not least, a huge thanks to Lou Bennett and Cumulus Memphis VP/Market Manager Morgan Bohannon for warmly welcoming me and allowing me to display my talent in the Memphis market."

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