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Weekend show and An American Christmas, an annual Christmas special produced by Mannheim Steamroller.Komando is married to Barry Young, who is her business partner and former host of The Nearly Famous Barry Young Show, a local radio show on KFYI in Phoenix until November 2014.[22] They have one son.[23] She is a practicing Catholic.[24]Komando splits her time between her homes in Phoenix, Santa Barbara, and Beverly Hills. She has full broadcast studios in all locations. She is an avid car collector and owns a Ferrari F8 Tributo, Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, Porsche 911 Turbo S, Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, Mercedes-AMG GTR Roadster, Mercedes-AMG SL63, Mercedes-AMG G63 Edition 1, three other Mercedes-AMG G63s, Tesla Model S Plaid, Chevrolet Corvette (C8), 1946 Chevrolet Truck, 1961 Corvette, 1964 Jaguar E-Type, 1964 1⁄2 Ford Mustang, 1966 Custom Corvette, and a 1967 Corvette that was used in the movie Con Air. She owns a 2018 Embraer Phenom 300 jet and an Azimut 50 Flybridge yacht.2001: Arizona State University College of Business and SRP Spirit of the Enterprise Award[3]2006: Judy Jarvis Memorial Award for Outstanding Contributions by a Woman to Talk Radio, also known as "Woman of the Year" by Talkers Magazine.[25]2007: Gracie Individual Achievement Award for Outstanding Program Host.[4]2009: speaker at Fortune Magazine's Most Powerful Women Summit.[26]2016: Keynote Speaker at the National Association of Broadcasters Convention in Las Vegas[27]2021: Radio Hall of Fame Inductee[21]

Of them. I had my school fees paid, I had good education. I had everything. Well, my father was not too rich but we were comfortable. He wasn’t begging for food. He was a landlord and then my uncle that took me was doing well. My uncle took me when I was six years old. He just loved and raised me.You worked at Radio Nigeria, what was the experience like?I was an announcer with Radio Nigeria before I became a staff in 1982 and I worked till retrenchment came in 1984. Within those few years it was really good experience. I was employed as announcer, later I was transferred to production department. I was producing for women and children. I had debate and teachers programme as well. The retrenchment came as a surprise from the government, they shut down the radio and laid off every staff. That was how we got retrenched.After retrenchment, what next?I entered the movie industry after my retrenchment from Radio Nigeria, and I started putting young girls into my fashion designing company because I did Fine and Applied Arts in school. I was lucky to be among 30 Nigerian women that were sent to Cameroun for small scale enterprenuership course for nine weeks. I learnt a lot of handcraft there and I was able to establish an outfit where I trained young girls on handcraft, fashion designing and catering. I had an outfit called Art Queenties, my business aim was teaching young girls, fashion designing, hair dressing, beauty and body care, and kitchen services. They were doing handcraft too. When my husband fell sick, for so many years he was sick. I couldn’t tend to him and take care of my business at the same time. So, I gave up on the business. Later, I got a political appointment with Udi Local Government as WDO, I couldn’t hand over to anybody. I had to shut down the business.I also taught in a school. I was teaching home economics in a secondary school. I went to Institute of Management and Technology and I used the certificate to

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As we write this post at ShaqFu Radio, one of the biggest money making movies in the country is the new version of “Space Jam.” It’s a live-action and cartoon mix, featuring Lebron James (appearing live) and animated characters including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and others. If you’re a little bit older, you may remember that another NBA superstar – a guy by the name of Micheal Jordan – starred in the first Space Jam a few years ago. (Yes, we here in the offices of Shaq Fu Radio are old enough to remember. Thanks for asking.) Well now another NBA legend is getting into the animated movie niche. Yahoo! Entertainment reports that our very own Shaquille O’Neal is working on yet another career move – becoming the co-screenwriter and producer on the animated short film “Headnoise.” This latest project is being managed by one of Shaq’s other companies, Jersey Legends Productions.As for the movie itself, Yahoo! says it’s an “examination of the internal and external pressure to succeed.” The action follows two childhood friends named Rashaun and Damon, two talented basketball players from the same inner-city neighborhood. Both are NBA hopefuls, but Rashaun is the more coveted pick among college recruitment scouts. Trouble is, Rashaun has a secret passion – sculpting. The movie follows the young man as he works to follow his dreams even with inner-city challenges and systemic disadvantages. He’s determined to triumph over everything trying to block his way, including his own internal “head noise.”

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As zombies, this show is about apocalyptic monsters that start ravaging a city. After Cha Hyun-su's entire family is killed in a horrific accident, he must navigate this strange apocalypse with his newfound friends and survivors. The show was popular enough to warrant three seasons. It had highly positive reviews and was set to have a fourth season, but was unfortunately canceled earlier this year. It was criticized for not having much of a gripping story but praised for its intense action and suspenseful scenes. Hyun, a loner high school student who lost his entire family in a terrible accident, is forced to leave his home and has to face a new reality where monsters are trying to wipe out all of humanity. Now he must fight against all odds to try and race against the clock to save what is left of the human race before it's too late. Cast Song Kang, Lee Jin-Wook, Lee Si-young, Park Gyu-young, Go Min-si, Kim Hee-jung, Kim Gook-hee, Lee Joon-woo Main Genre Horror Seasons 3 18 'A Monstrous Corpse' (1981) Director: Beom-gu Kang The South Korean zombie movie that is the inspiration for all Korean zombie movies. A Monstrous Corpse, or Grotesque Corpse, is about a man who arrives in town for an environmental conference. He runs into an old friend who says he's working on an experimental radio signal that can manipulate the dead. When he triggers the device, corpses from the local cemetery rise up and begin attacking the town. While not the most complex plot, the movie is highly important among Korean zombie movies. The movie is a loose remake of the 1974 movie called Let Lie a Sleeping Corpse, which has a similar plot. It has all the frightening gore of any zombie film, with just a bit more