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The Tom Joyner Morning Show was an American nationally syndicated radio program, hosted by veteran broadcaster Tom Joyner. The program, which aired on Urban contemporary- and Urban adult contemporary-formatted stations across the United States, ran from January 3, 1994 until December 13, 2019.The program aired live Monday through Friday for four hours, beginning at 6:00 AM Eastern time and was based in Dallas, Texas, where Joyner was previously the local morning host at KKDA-FM, until 2002, when he moved to KSOC (now KZMJ) (also a Dallas radio station). The Tom Joyner Morning Show aired on KSOC until 2014, when KSOC flipped to classic hip hop, and in 2017, when KSOC returned to urban adult contemporary, the show returned to the station. The program remained in Dallas until the mid-2010s, when Joyner began hosting remotely from South Florida after relocating to that area. The show's format featured Joyner and various contributors reporting and discussing the latest news and sports of the day alongside popular R&B songs from the 1970s through the present-day. The weekly best-of compilation was offered to affiliated stations on weekends under the title Tom Joyner's Right Back at 'Cha.Southwest Airlines was a prominent sponsor of the radio show, especially Joyner's on-site remotes (called "Sky Shows"), and offered free round-trip airfare to any destination that Southwest flew as a recurring giveaway on the show. (Southwest is also headquartered in Dallas.)Joyner attributed the national show's success to his complete refusal to serve non-black audiences. He stated in 2000: "We do

NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 25: R. Kelly performs in concert at Barclays Center on September 25, 2015 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. (Photo by Mike Pont/Getty Images) Lifetime’s explosive documentary Surviving R. Kelly has inspired two Dallas radio stations to ban R. Kelly‘s music. K104 and KRNB, both owned by Service Broadcasting Corporation, announced the decision on Monday.“Smooth R&B 105.7 and K104 made the decision to drop R. Kelly’s music from our playlists due to the outpouring of concern from our listeners regarding Kelly’s alleged sexual assaults of underage girls,” Service Broadcasting told Rolling Stone in a statement. “There are no immediate plans to drop music from any other artists.”Kelly was previously accused in Dallas of infecting a woman with a sexually transmitted disease and grooming the woman to join his alleged “sex cult.”Service Broadcasting’s move comes 18 months after Atlanta woman Oronike Odeleye launched a petition to ban R. Kelly’s music from Atlanta airwaves in the wake of BuzzFeed’s breakthrough report on Kelly’s alleged imprisonment of women in his Chicago and Atlanta homes. That petition developed into the #MuteRKelly campaign that led to canceled R. Kelly tour dates and prompted Spotify to stop promoting the singer’s music.Lifetime’s six-part documentary has inspired new calls for media companies to boycott the singer’s work. Activists held a press conference Monday in Los Angeles urging iHeartRadio and Radio One, two of the nation’s largest radio conglomerates, to ban Kelly’s songs.Neither company has responded to Spin’s repeated requests for comment.

This article is over 4 years old and may contain outdated information After cars were added to Fortnite, players rushed to learn where to find them, how to drive them, and how to use features like the car’s radio. Turning on the radio and switching between radio stations may be a little confusing at first. Once you figure out the controls though, you’ll be able to race through the Fortnite map with some nice background music. Update (8/5/2020): Due to a bug, radio stations have been temporarily disabled in Fortnite. Check back, as we’ll be updating this guide once Epic Games fixes the radio bug and the radio becomes usable again. Update (8/6/2020): The car radio bug has been fixed! You can now listen to the radio by pressing R on PC, X on Xbox One, Triangle on PS4, or B on Nintendo Switch while in a vehicle. To cycle between radio stations press C on PC, A on Xbox One, X on PS4, and Y on Nintendo Switch. How To Turn On The Car Radio in Fortnite When you discover a car in Fortnite, you can enter it and drive around, honk the horn, and listen to different radio stations. When it comes to radio stations in particular, many have wondered how you turn the car radio on or off. To turn the car radio on or off, you’ll need to press R on PC, A on Xbox One, X on PS4, or B on Nintendo Switch. Not happy with the song that’s playing? You can cycle between different radio stations in Fortnite by pressing C on PC, A on Xbox One, X on PS4, and Y on Nintendo Switch. Radio stations available in Fortnite include: Power Play Beat Box Radio Yonder While listening to the radio in Fortnite, you’ll hear songs from real artists like Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, and Lady Gaga to name just a few. It’s cool that real music has been included in Fortnite, but it’s something that may be problematic for streamers. Fortunately, you can turn licensed audio off in the game’s settings menu to ensure that, if you’re streaming or recording a video, you won’t have to worry about any potential copyright strikes. To turn off licensed audio, open up your settings, select the audio menu, scroll all the way to the bottom, and toggle licensed audio from “Play” to “Mute All” to remove it completely. It sounds like creators will also be given the ability to adjust their Creator Options in the Audio Settings for copyright-safe music. That way, you can listen to music on the radio, but only ones that are copyright safe. Again, to turn on the car radio on or off you’ll need to press R on PC, A on Xbox One, X on PS4, or B on Nintendo Switch. To cycle between radio stations you’ll need to press C on PC, A on Xbox One, X on PS4, and Y on Nintendo Switch. If you’re a