WVON, The Voice of the Negro made its debut in April 1963. Decades later, those iconic call letters remain relevant, impactful, and compelling as we continue to deliver “Cultural Content on Purpose.” WVON is the essential storyteller within a vibrant community that remains Black and Proud. READ MORE

Ready to learn more about the world and life? Buchanan gives an optimistic yet integral viewpoint to political, economic, romantic and social issues. Ease into the evening by tuning into the Hill and Buchanan show Monday through Thursday from 3 to 6pm on WVON 1690AM!

For over six decades, WVON has been the voice of the city and urban community. The station has performed as a platform of Real influence, including the political campaign sector of change in President Barack Obama’s election.

VONtv delivers free, empowering, and culturally relevant Streaming TV for the masses. VONtv is powered by WVON Radio. For fifty years, WVON Radio has built a reputation for being the social conscious of Black Chicago.

2024年12月10日 · Join WVON and the DuSable Museum in a complimentary screening of "Save the Children" beginning at 1P on MLK Day. This powerful remastered film relives Reverend Jackson's historic 1972 Black Expo in Chicago and features the biggest starts of that time.

WVON’S Event Marketing Department delivers top-notch, turnkey experiential campaigns that directly link Client-To-Consumer. Our innovative concepts and approach to delivering intimate and scaled events tailored to fit client needs are unparalleled in today’s broadcasting landscape.

2024年10月14日 · MC LYTE LYTE Listening Party Hosted by WVON » Join Dr. Willie Wilson in support of residents and churches who have been impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. To donate, send via Zelle to (770) 714-6488 or via checks payable to Willie Wilson Productions and send to 400 East Randolph, Suite 705 Chicago, IL 60601

On Thursday, February 29th from 6-8P CST, join Matt McGill for "Our Culture, Our Conversation, Our Calling" to discuss the role that Black media plays in shaping our narrative. You will hear Matt's journey story and how it drives his passions today. Afterwards, a panel discussion with WVON's hosts that includes an audience Q&A

Join WVON and the DuSable Museum in a complimentary screening of “Save the Children” beginning at 1P on MLK Day. This powerful remastered film relives Reverend Jackson’s historic 1972 Black Expo in Chicago and features the biggest starts of that time.

A retirement party for the ages in celebration of the career of WVON host, Perri Small. Join WVON as we wish Perri, Bon Voyage! Ticket purchases can be made via the link below. This event is sponsored by AARP. Show your AARP card …