NUNU Radio Media Celebrates 5 Years of Culture, Community, and Creativity.
On April 30th, 2020, NUNU Radio Media was born—an idea turned into a voice, a platform, and a cultural force rooted in authenticity, creativity, and connection. What started as a spark has grown into a bold broadcast movement, amplifying voices too often left in the background and curating soundtracks that reflect the pulse of our communities.
This year, we marked a major milestone: our 5th anniversary. Five years of unfiltered storytelling. Five years of championing artists, thought leaders, and changemakers. Five years of building something real.
To honor this journey, we gathered with friends, family, artists, and supporters at the iconic Ponty Bistro in Harlem, NY—a venue as vibrant and soulful as the NUNU brand itself. The night was filled with laughter, clinking glasses, heartfelt toasts, and the kind of conversations that remind you why you started in the first place.
Among those in attendance were cherished members of the NUNU family:
Sharon Hope, whose energy lights up any room;
Patricia Fields, ever grounded in wisdom and style;
Perri Gaffney, a creative force and storyteller in her own right;
Klehotas Tshyre, always bringing sharp insight and perspective;
Yahuda Carter, whose passion fuels the mission;
Michael Blizzard, a quiet powerhouse behind the scenes;
and yours truly, Fredric Michaels, founder and grateful witness to how far we’ve come.
Each person brought their own rhythm to the evening, just as they’ve brought their unique voice to the NUNU journey over the years.
But none of this would be possible without you—our listeners.
To our loyal audience, thank you. Whether you’ve been riding with us since day one or just discovered us last week, you are the heartbeat of NUNU Radio Media. Your energy, feedback, shares, and continued support are what keep the mic on, the music flowing, and the mission alive. Every stream, every shout-out, every time you’ve tuned in—you’ve helped shape something bigger than all of us.
Here’s to five years behind us—and many more ahead.
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