February 16, 2022

New York's Number 1 for Throwbacks NEW Classic Hip Hop Station 94.7 The Block First On-Air Hire is Nick Cannon for Middays

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Skyview Networks, a leading broadcast technology, syndication, and network audio sales solution company, is proud to announce that Nick Cannon Radio will be heard on Audacy’s 94.7 The Block (WXBK-FM) in New York City, beginning February 21, 2022.

Nick Cannon Radio will be broadcast 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday.

“Nick certainly needs no introduction,” said Skip Dillard, Brand Manager, 94.7 The Block. “His talent and work ethic, combined with his love for radio, will have him playing a major role in building The Block into a really special brand for New York City. So excited to have him on our team.”

Cannon is a multi-platform entertainer, who also hosts Cannon’s Top 30 Weekend Countdown on radio stations across the country.

Cannon commented, “New York has always been special to me. Now being able to kick it on The Block and entertain New Yorkers is an incredible feeling. We’re having a party in the midday and everyone from the tri-state is invited.”

“Nick embodies what New York is all about. Hard work and hustle in pursuit of your dreams. Also, NYC and Nick don’t sleep!” said Rico Colindres, VP Content Development and Syndication, Skyview Networks. “Nick’s energetic approach blends beautifully with the vibe of the station.”

Skyview Networks is the exclusive distributor, affiliate sales representative and network sales partner of Nick Cannon Radio.

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