A life long Clevelander, Grace began her career in radio broadcasting over 10 years ago, with the local smooth jazz station, (which is one of her favorite genres of music) “I love all types of music”, she states. “Music is universal, crosses all boundaries, generations, color lines, and I shall.”

She transitioned into Urban AC with Radio One, Inc. in Cleveland, and hasn’t missed a beat. She also held the title of “First Lady of Midday’s” on Praise 1300AM in Cleveland. Fast forward, as she proudly adds to her curriculum vitae, host of the Community Affairs Show, Urban Spotlight on 93.1FM WZAK. “It is a blessing to have this opportunity to make such a difference in N.E. Ohio, in addition, to touch and influence so many lives all over the world. She looks forward to being a part of Urban Spotlight, continuing to a whole new level. Though she has interviewed many politicians, artists, community leaders, two of her favorites were Stedman Graham, and Yolanda King, daughter of Civil Rights Leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Grace was also featured in 2008′s Edition of Who’s Who in Black Cleveland.

Grace is an avid reader, records audio books, commercials, and voiceovers nationally. She also enjoys being one of the hosts on the TV show, Atmosphere Cleveland.

Among her interests, Grace loves to travel, exercise, bike ride, and spend time with family.

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For Kym Sellers, the journey began in a small community near Akron, Ohio where her parents raised three children, Kym being the eldest.  A fierce competitor who takes no short cuts, Kym’s broadcasting career now spans more than two decades, charting a course for Kym to become a recognized authority on the latest community and entertainment news.

While a college student at the University of Akron, Kym made her radio debut. The former WAUP, 88.1, now Akrons WZIP, became the place where Kym would host a popular radio show.  In 1990, after graduating with a B.A. in Mass Media Communications, Kym moved to Seattle, WA and worked for an independent TV station, KTZZ.

As a trailblazer, Kym has created pathways, throughout the United States and beyond.  In late 1990, her global journey would take her to Salonica, Greece, where she would explore international cultures.

Kym returned to the U.S. in 1992.  Moving to Michigan, she divided her time between radio stations in Detroit (WQBH-1400 AM) Lansing (WQHH-96.5 FM), and Flint (WDZZ-92.7 FM).   She also worked at the popular Z-103 in South Carolina.   In 1994, Kym returned to Ohio.  She would eventually join the top rated, morning drive time show with co-host, Lynn Toliver and Ralph Poole – driving the show and station to number one with the “Three’s Company” a pioneering concept that set a pattern/style for urban radio that would be followed over the next decade.

Additionally, she has worked as a free-lance television reporter, covering news and entertainment for WKYC-TV 3 and WEWS-TV 5.  She has also had columns featured in both the Call and Post and Cleveland Life newspapers.

Continuously recognized for her extraordinary achievements and contributions, Kym is recognized as an industry leader, garnering highest honors for her broadcasting talents.  In October 1998, according to Upscale Magazine, she was named “One of the Hottest DJ’s in the Country.”   She has since won numerous awards for her achievements and has been honored by many organizations, most recently the Phenomenal Woman of the Year award, and the Otis Moss Jr. University Hospitals Medical Center Faith and Vision award.

It’s her voice and engaging personality that draws listeners nightly to 93.1fm WZAK where Kym currently hosts the The Quiet Storm, an evening show that airs weeknights from 7-12m, where listeners can hear the latest entertainment news, tips on romance, love and dating.  Heard by more than 1.5 million listeners each week throughout northeastern Ohio, the show remains a leader in its time slot.    For more than a decade, she’s maintained the number one spot against her competitors.

More than a voice over the airwaves, Kym remains committed to and deeply rooted in the community.  She speaks at more than 25 schools a year, mentors dozens of young aspiring broadcasters and maintains membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.   It was in April 2000 that Kym would launch The Kym Sellers Foundation, where she raises nearly $100,000 annually to assist multiple sclerosis patients.   Dedicated to finding a cure for MS, the Foundation provides funding for awareness and education.

While an advocate for the community, for Kym Sellers service begins at home.  Her chief accomplishment is undoubtedly the raising of four beautiful daughters, all under 13 years of age, who are poised to follow in mom’s footsteps, as leaders, pioneers, and servants to the community.

She serves as a source of inspiration for all who hear her voice.  It is her style, determination, endurance and wit that draw fans.  It is her commitment and dedication that inspire a community.  And it is all driven by love.

She touches far more than the ears of her many listeners, she touches lives. Kym Sellers.