Politics, Priorities, Psychology and Hope WITHIN The Black Community: Atlanta's V103 Brings Rashan Ali Back With Ryan Cameron

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Atlanta's V103 Brings Rashan Ali Back With Ryan Cameron

Rumors Confirmed Rashan Ali joins Ryan Cameron at V-103

I have to be honest. I have not listened to Atlanta's V-103 for years. I am into NPR and other Sirius XM that I stream to my iPhone in my car now.

I am happy to see that former air personality Rashan Ali has been brought back to the station after moving to a competitor and having the morning show canceled in favor of the nationally syndicated "Ricky Smiley Show". (Note: It is possible that she did not previously work for V-103 but instead was picked up by Ryan Cameron when he worked at 107.9)

I am happy for Rashan Ali because she is an attractive woman and has a great personality. She does a lot for young girls in the metro area, insuring that they are shown a clearer path. Did I already say that Rashan Ali is an attractive woman?

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