Legacy Radio

Salt-N-Pepa: Power, Pride, and Legacy

Sunday, November 9 by Liah

Salt-N-Pepa’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame marked a defining moment in hip-hop history. The legendary trio, Cheryl “Salt” James, Sandra “Pepa” Denton, and Deidra “Spinderella” Roper, became the first all-female rap group to receive the honor, with Spinderella also making... Read More.

The Fade of the Stampede

Tuesday, November 4 by Dean Guillotine

Once upon a time in Boulder, the mountain air felt like it could carry a roar. Under Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes had ridden a dramatic turnaround. But in the 2025 season, that roar grew quieter, the momentum slipped through their fingers, and the... Read More.

Back-to-back World Series. Nothing Sweeter!

Sunday, November 2 by Dean Guillotine

The Dodgers entered the 2024 season with great expectations. After years of building—adding stars, honing depth, and crafting a culture of high standards—they finally reached the summit. In the 2024 2024 World Series they defeated the New York Yankees, earning their 8th championship in... Read More.

The Mighty Buckeyes keep rolling

Saturday, November 1 by Dean Guillotine

The crisp autumn air at Ohio Stadium in Columbus felt electric on November 1, 2025. The Buckeyes, undefeated at 7-0 and ranked No. 1, were hosting Penn State (3-4) in a matchup loaded with storylines: a dominant Ohio State defense allowing under 6 points... Read More.

A Night to Remember in HBCU History

Monday, October 27 by Dean Guillotine

On a beautiful October afternoon in the Entertainment Capital of the World, the stage was set for something special — a weekend of legacy, culture, and competition that brought the heart of HBCU life to the bright lights of Las Vegas. The inaugural Las... Read More.

Why Super Bowl Halftime Shows Matter

Thursday, October 9 by Dean Guillotine

Every year, as millions of eyes fixate on the Super Bowl—the pinnacle of American football—there’s a moment when the game pauses and the world’s biggest stage shifts to the halftime show. What started as a simple break in the game has evolved into a... Read More.

The Male Exodus-Walking Away Is Safer

Sunday, September 28 by Dean Guillotine

In a world where cities never sleep and the internet never turns off; a quiet shift is happening among men of a certain age. It didn’t come with protests or picket signs. There were no hashtags or viral challenges. Just a quiet decision, made by... Read More.

Leon Haywood’s Significance as a Producer

Saturday, September 20 by Dean Guillotine

In the world of funk and soul, few names resonate with a blend of underground influence and mainstream success quite like Leon Haywood. While many remember him for his 1975 hit “I Want’a Do Something Freaky to You,” Haywood’s true genius often remained behind... Read More.

Dancing on the Ceiling-Lionel Richie in Las Vegas

Monday, September 15 by Dean Guillotine

This October, the Las Vegas Strip is set to sparkle brighter than ever as music legend Lionel Richie takes the stage for a brand-new residency that promises to be unforgettable. Known for his timeless hits like “Hello,” “All Night Long,” and “Endless Love,” Richie... Read More.

Game Watching Experience-Downtown Vegas Style