You can hear BossLady every Saturday night, midnight to 3am, hosting The Universal Soul Explosion on 89.9FM WORT, out of Madison Wisconsin! She began hosting has 15 years active involvement hosting at WORT, as well as throughout the Madison Hip Hop community, including planning & promoting with the Madison Hip Hop Awards, UCAN (Urban CommunityArtsNetwork), working with Mad Lit, various artist's events & competitions, and held shows that donated proceeds to local charities. A supporter of Local Hip Hop, she is a board member of U.C.A.N. and 89.9fm WORT. She is a believer that music and art connect people. You'll often hear shout-outs from listeners during the Universal Soul Explosion, speaking to their loved ones that are incarcerated, as they tune in each weekend from correctional facilities. BossLady said, "I read each letter that comes in from the listeners & relay their shout-outs, giving them a voice, & hopefully give them some temporary freedom through music."
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Previous awards: 2015 Madison Hip Hop Awards Radio Personality of the Year 2015 Mixtape of the Year: No Justice No Peace Stop Police Brutality 2014 Madison Hip Hop Awards Spotlight Award Winner 2014 Madison Hip Hop Awards Mixtape of the Year: Badger Pride Wisco Love 2013 Madison Hip Hop Awards Radio Personality of the Year
BossLady Bio
You can find BossLady every Saturday night, hosting The Universal Soul Explosion on 89.9FM WORT, out of Madison Wisconsin! She began hosting at WORT in 2011 & has taken over The Universal Soul Explosion in 2013. BossLady has 4+ years active involvement in the Madison Hip Hop community, including planning & promoting with the Madison Hip Hop Awards & various local artist's events & competitions, held shows that donated proceeds to local charities, & volunteering at WORT. A supporter of Local Hip Hop, she is a board member of the M.H.H.A. & U.C.A.N. She is a believer that music and art connect people. You'll often hear shout-outs from listeners during the Universal Soul Explosion, speaking to their loved ones that are incarcerated, as they tune in each weekend from correctional facilities. BossLady said, "I read each letter that comes in from the listeners & relay their shout-outs, giving them a voice, & hopefully give them some temporary freedom through music."