Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe was made for this. Not just because she has 20 years of experience in broadcast radio under her belt. And not only because she’s a devoted lover of Black music, but also because of the way she has been able to elevate past the numerous obstacles that have come her way. Tetteh-Wayoe’s bounce back game is strong, much like hip-hop’s resilient roots. From rejection letters and company reshuffles to combatting racism as a Black woman in a predominately white industry. Tetteh-Wayoe has gone through the fire and reemerged wiser and better each time.
