This radio program called "Moving Women Forward" airs Mondays at 2PM on WWDB-AM 860. The mission is to have accomplished women share their personal stories to build self-esteem in other females and inspire leadership. Guests have included fashion designer Norma Kamali and business leaders Marcia Lynn Eichenauer and Janet Jones. The radio station WWDB-AM broadcasts from Philadelphia and has a wide reach throughout the Delaware Valley. It features talk programs and music appealing to a diverse audience.

1.
Mondays
at
2PM
|
WWDB-­‐AM
Talk
860
Moving
Women
Forward
One
Story
at
a
Time
Mission:
To
provide
a
platform
that
enables
accomplished
women
to
share
their
personal
stories
in
order
to
build
self-­‐esteem
among
other
females
and
inspire
them
to
pursue
leadership
roles.
Guest
Highlights:
Norma
Kamali,
NYC
Fashion
Designer
Marcia
Lynn
Eichenauer,
Founder
&
CEO
of
CHRISTech
Mobile
TV
Network
Janet
Jones,
The
Happiness
Millionaire
Mentor
|
Creator
of
Look
and
Grow
RICH
Susan
is
a
joy
and
a
gift.
Her
insightful
radio
show
offers
a
unique
and
exciting
venue
to
share
and
Being
an
activist
for
entrepreneurism
and
learn
about
prominent
women
making
a
empowerment,
I
was
delighted
to
be
part
difference
in
the
corporate
world,
marketplace
of
Susan's
show.
My
hope
is
one
day
it'll
be
called
"People
To
Watch"
because
we
and
the
lives
of
others.
S usan
interviews
with
a
compassionate
heart
while
uncovering
and
will
no
longer
need
to
push
the
term
"Women"
due
to
the
fact
that
people
like
Susan
have
helped
equality
happen.
—Clare
Munn
|
Founder,
TCG
celebrating
the
particular
journeys
of
women.
—Kimberly
Cilio
|
DM,
Arbonne
International

2. Station
Information
and
Reach:
WWDB-­‐AM
860
is
“The
Multicultural
Voice
of
the
Delaware
Valley”.
Broadcasting
from
the
studios
of
the
555
City
Avenue
building,
WWDB
serves
the
Philadelphia
region
with
radio
programs
that
speak
to
the
many
great
ethnic
and
religious
groups
that
live
and
work
in
the
area.
With
its
powerful
10,000
watt
signal,
WWDB
is
heard
loud
and
clear
throughout
the
Delaware
Valley.
The
station
is
“Made
in
America”
radio,
homegrown
and
proud.
Reaching
local
communities
from
northern
Delaware
north
through
Chester,
Montgomery
and
Bucks
counties;
east
beyond
Trenton
and
south
beyond
Washington
Township,
New
Jersey,
people
turn
to
WWDB
to
broadcast
their
programs
“live
and
local”.
The
station
features
a
combination
of
talk,
music
and
specialty
programs
that
appeal
to
a
wide
and
diverse
audience.
Radio
as
an
Advertising
Vehicle:
Radio
reaches
over
240
million
“unique”
listeners
every
week
(94%
of
the
U.S.
population).
And,
according
to
the
Radio
Advertising
Bureau,
that
statistic
is
only
the
tip
of
the
iceberg
in
the
real
story
about
Radio’s
relationship
with
consumers.
Because
radio
connects
with
its
listeners,
it
not
only
reaches
just
about
everyone,
it
delivers
an
audience
that
is
genuinely
engaged.
Radio’s
ability
to
draw
in
consumers
with
lifestyle-­‐specific
programming
and
personalities
has
not
been
matched
by
any
existing
or
emerging
media.
The
real-­‐world
effectiveness
of
radio
advertising
is
the
medium’s
power
to
reach
and
influence
specific
target
consumers
by
playing
an
integral
role
in
their
lifestyle.
Through
radio,
an
advertiser
will
increase
sales,
establish
brand
identity,
and
drive
traffic
to
the
point
of
purchase.