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| Co-Host, Cherry Jonzun |
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Co-Host, “Cherry” Jonzun, who holds a B.S. degree in Mass Communications from Boston University, has worked with her husband Michael, for the
past 17 years, as his Administrative Assistant & Dir. of Media Relations of Boston Int’l Music,
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| Co-Host, Shali "Space Boy" Jonzun |
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Award Winning 12 year-old Talk Show Host, Shali "Space Boy" Jonzun, is our nation's youngest commercial terrestrial radio hosts.
In addition to serving as Co-Host and Production Asst. of Audition Radio since the age of 9, he is the Host, Producer, Founder,
and Owner of his own international talk, music, and entertainment show for kids, tweens, teens, teens, and their families
-- Jonzun Radio Kids, "The Voice of Young America." Shali's
mission is to celebrate the accomplishments of young people in the media, as well as to celebrate adults that are doing positive
things for kids. For his works and achievements, Shali has received many accolades, including receiving a
2008 United States Congressional Recognition Award from Congresswoman, Shelley Berkley (D-Nev.), 2009 inclusion in
Strathmore's Who's Who for "Outstanding Business and Professional Achievements," Featured
Youth Entrepreneur in K.E.N.N.Y Kids Magazine (June 2009), being named America's
"Amazing Kid of The Month" (July 2008) by the international non-profit
organization Amazing Kids!, Amazing Kids! also named him as "Youth
Ambassador" for the organization, he was the featured "Entrepreneur of The Month" (Oct. 2007) by K.E.N.N.Y. Kids
Magazine, received a letter of encouragement from former President, George W. Bush, was an invited 2008 Youth Education
Celebration Panelist and Youth Ambassador at Don Barden's star studded 6th Anniversary
Fitzgerald's Hotel/Black History Month Celebration, has been interviewed by various local news shows, and has received front
page news coverage from numerous print and internet outlets, including the Daytona Times
and BlackNews.com, just to name a few.
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