Maria More
Maria More is an accomplished Radio Personality, Voiceover Talent, Model, and Entrepreneur. She has worked for stations nationwide including Florida (Blazin’ 102.3, Magic 101.3), Philadelphia (Formerly 100.3 The Beat Philly “Loveland” Imaging and Hot 107.9), Georgia (Hot 107.9) and North Carolina (Soul 92 Jams). Her voiceover work can also be heard in markets throughout the U.S. and Caribbean.
Maria earned her B.S. in Journalism from Florida A&M University and also holds an MBA in Marketing from Florida State University. While completing her Masters Degree at FSU, Maria More was featured as a cover model and received a 9-page spread in Black Men Magazine’s “Sexiest College Girls of the South” Issue.
Maria maintains a high level of interactive engagement through social media and her radio shows. Maria’s influential value has been recognized by companies such as Qream™ Liqueur, Visa, Coca-Cola and Ovation Cell Therapy as she has served as an Ambassador/Endorser for campaigns associated with these brands.
Maria joined Hot 107.9 (Atlanta) in 2009 and has delivered the highest Midday Arbitron Ratings in the 20 year history of the radio station. In August 2015, Maria transitioned to the Urban AC/Classic Hip-Hop formats, currently hosting midday shows on Majic 107.5/97.5 in Atlanta and Boom 94.5 in Dallas.
In her spare time, Maria enjoys exercising and teaching Latin Dance Fitness classes at her local gym. Maria is a wife and mother of 4 and credits her family as the inspiration for her success. She seeks to be a positive influence to everyone she encounters and is excited about continuing to evolve both personally and professionally.
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VIA: New York Post
Cops breaking up a brawl at a Brooklyn club early yesterday wounded one man — and then shot and killed a bouncer who once served as a bodyguard for the likes of Jay-Z, Mariah Carey and P. Diddy.
A spat over a spilled drink escalated at the Norwood Palace in Cypress Hills at around 3 a.m., with patrons striking each other with anything at hand and then firing off several rounds.
“Chairs and bar stools were flying all over the place,” said house DJ Timothy Stokes. “Then some shots went off.”
Two nearby plainclothes cops confronted patron Donovan Wilson, 19, outside the club as he fired at a bouncer wearing a bulletproof vest, said Police Commissioner Ray Kelly.
When Wilson turned toward them, they yelled, “Police! Don’t move!” and shot him in the elbow and hip when he didn’t follow their orders, Kelly said.
Then, hearing a shot from inside the club, cops rushed in to find a second bouncer, Kevin White, 43, holding a gun. “[They] screamed at him several times to drop the weapon, and he did not,” Stokes said.
White, whose rap sheet included five arrests for weapon possession, was fatally shot in the neck.
A police source said surveillance video showed he was shooting at the cops.
But relatives, who said he’d worked with rap and pop royalty, insisted he had just wrested the gun away from a patron.
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