Show Schedule - Hot 107.9 - Hot Spot ATL

  • The Morning Hustle

    7:00am - 10:00am

    THE MORNING HUSTLE is the freshest program in broadcast with an entertaining, humorous and informative take on urban pop culture from the Millennial and Generation Z point of view, meant to wake up its audience to the beat of today’s Hip Hop. The show offers listeners the unique chemistry of the hosts providing a rare authenticity and transparency that connects with the lifestyle of the audience.

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  • Su-Solo

    10:00am - 2:00pm

    Su Solo is a First generation American Representing Tigray, Ethiopia. An accomplished host, curator, advocate and multimedia personality with a deep history in the Atlanta Ent. Industry. Originally from 4th ward ATL and grad of Grady High School, she’s a successful Podcaster and cultivator on the party seen and favorite of artists and DJ’s.

    Check her out midday’s 10A-3P Monday – Saturday

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  • MIASIA SYMONE LIVE

    2:00pm - 6:00pm

    MIASIA SYMONE LIVE

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    Atlanta native, MiAsia Symone, is a multi-media personality working in the radio, digital,
    and television industries.
    MiAsia’s charismatic personality, interviewing skills, and production experience have
    granted her access to numerous entertainers and professional athletes such as Diddy, Lala
    Anthony, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Queen Naija, Michael B. Jordan and more. She is currently an
    on-air talent at Atlanta’s number one hip-hop station, Hot 107.9 where she is live on Saturdays
    from 2pm – 6pm. She also hosts an entertainment segment on J. Nicks Live Afternoon Drive
    called “What They Talm Bout.”
    Becoming a staple in her hometown, MiAsia has earned kudos from some the entertainment industry’s most respected influencers and tastemakers.
    With compassion for her people, MiAsia started the Hands on the Foundation which is a Georgia/
    -registered nonprofit organization (501c3). She hosts
    annual community events placing emphasis on the importance of giving back.
    MiAsia most recently received a resolution from the House of Representatives for her community efforts
    and won the Journalist of the Year award at the 2023 Black Media Honors. She is also gaining credibility in the influencer world collaborating with various brands such as Rap Snacks, Sovereign Brands, NARS Cosmetics, Boost Mobile, Anne Fontaine and more. She’s previously worked with House of CB, Ethika, Xfinity, The Atlanta Hawks, and others.

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  • DJ Holiday

    6:00pm - 8:00pm

    Atlanta-based DJ and mixtape mogul DJ Holiday played a crucial role in the rise of many of the biggest names in hip hop beginning in the late 2000s. He started DJ‘ing in high school and put that experience into his Plush Blue party promotions company. Early on, Holiday worked with Nicki MinajGucci ManeWiz Khalifa, and many others as they rose to stardom. Along with hosting massively successful mixtapes for other artists, Holiday released plenty of his own music, almost always featuring high-profile friends. 2015’s God Bless the Mixtape saw a long guest list that included Young ThugKevin GatesMigos, and many, many others and singles like 2018’s “2 Seater” evolved with the changing landscape of hip hop, featuring relatively newer stars 21 Savage and Quavo.

    DJ Holiday was born Robert Avery in 1983. He was born in Germany but raised in Decatur, Georgia where he got interested in music and hip hop culture early in life. He was DJ‘ing by the time he was in high school and by 2006, he’d formed Plush Blue Entertainment, a party promotion company that threw music-centered events in the Atlanta area. It was during this time that Holiday linked up with noted rap tastemaker DJ Drama and joined Drama‘s Aphiliates music group. With newfound clout, Holiday started releasing mixtapes, beginning with his Holiday Season series in 2008. In 2009, Holiday was involved with several groundbreaking mixtapes, including Gorilla Zoe‘s Feeding Time, Gucci Mane‘s Writing on the Wall, a collaborative effort with OJ da Juiceman called Alaska in Atlanta, and perhaps most notably, Nicki Minaj‘s third mixtape Beam Me Up Scotty; the latter showcased Minaj‘s skills in their highest for to date and brought her buzz to a fever pitch both with fans and in the music industry. These projects brought Holiday acclaim as well; he’d spend the next several years earning accolades from the hip hop press and national radio — he was even named DJ of the Year by MTV in 2010. As the decade pushed forward, Holiday continued his Holiday Season series, as well as a steady stream of mixtape collaborations with French MontanaGucci ManeDJ Ill WillYoung Dolph, and many others. 2015’s God Bless the Mixtape was a significant standout, with contributions from over a dozen A-list rappers of the time including DJ ClueMeek MillMigos, and many others. The DJ branched out past mixtape production, hosting a radio show in Atlanta to continue seeking out new and exciting trends in the evolution of hip hop. 2017 brought singles like the Pakman Jitt-assisted “Deeper Than Pro Tools” and the Dave East collaborative mixtape Karma. Always staying busy, Holiday returned in 2018 with the single “2 Seater” featuring 21 Savage and Quavo.

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