SMOOTH 105 ONLINE

WHO WE ARE

Our Programming

SMOOTH 105 ONLINE'S musical selections and radio shows are as diverse as the communities we serve. Tune in to hear choices from the Four Corner's largest curated collection of varietal Black music. Varietal music is defined as playing songs from four or more distinct programming formats. Music tracks include Blues, Old School Funk, Soul/R&B, Smooth Jazz, Gospel, Reggae, Rhythmic, Motown Classic Gold Love Songs/Ballads, mixed with Today's Top Hits. What you won't hear is Hard Core Rap and Hip Hop that degrades, disrespects, or denigrates our people.

(Decades Covered Include: 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s 2010s, and 2020s)

Over 8,000 Song Releases in our catalog. We take song requests. If we don't have it, we'll try to find it. If we're successful, we'll let you know with an on-air shout-out, text, or email. Just make sure we have your current contact information.

We're free to play our own musical choices, not some station-required playlists. We guarantee you won't hear the same five or ten songs repeated hour after hour and day after day. Internet radio is growing by leaps and bounds. Experience online radio at its finest!

WHAT WE DO

Digi Enabled Broadcast Network is probably unlike anything you've previously encountered. We're an innovative virtual concept by design. We're an online producer, distributor, and broadcaster of on-demand music/news/talk radio programming supporting urban Black communities. We deliver original programming weekly through eight branded channels: Business, Education, Health, Hospitality, Lifestyle, News, Politics, and Religion.

Digi Enabled Broadcast Network is a pioneer in original live talk radio programming for Black urban communities. We continue to produce exceptional content that emotionally connects and resonates with Black audiences. The result it creates is a lasting impact on the lives of our global listening audience.

Digi Enabled Broadcast Network is a full-service radio and television production company offering worldwide distribution through our Digi Enabled Media Group channels, privately owned channels (white label), or shared channels. Live events, Pay Per View, subscription-based, and all production capabilities are available in collaboration or created by Digi Enabled Media Group. With sixteen (16) channels of content to choose from, there is edutainment for everyone and a proper destination to build and attract your audience. Digi Enabled Media Group is accessible to anyone with an Internet connection on any device.

Digi Enabled Broadcast Network, Digi Enabled Media Group, Digi Enabled Organization, and Aperture: A Black Perspective are part of our independent and privately owned digital edutainment media company.

For our listeners:

We strive to educate, inform, shape and change how you live, work, and play by offering content that inspires, engages, entertains, and enlightens. Our primary goal is to create content that affects you, Any Time, Any Place, and on any device. Period!

The following is a list of our station's Top 10 Radio Shows:

1) Get Up, Rise and Grind (Weekday Morning Radio Show)
2) Stormy Monday Blues (Mondays)
3) Aperture: A Black Perspective (Weekly Podcast)
4) Talkin' Out The Side Of Your Neck (Show)
5) Throwback Thursdays (Show)
6) Retro Dance Party Fridays (Show)
7) The Freakin' Weekend (Show)
8) AM Jazz (Show)
9) Quiet Storm Praise and Worship (Show)
10) Reggae Rendevous (Show)

SMOOTH 105 also hosts the following Podcasts:

Aperture: A Black Perspective (Podcast)
Why It Matters (Podcast)

The History of Our Station

We Encourage Requests

Getting feedback from you our listeners is one of the most important things we can do as a radio station. By asking you what you want to hear, we can better gauge the style of music and the content you would most like delivered. We believe by doing so, we become closer as a radio community with you our valued listeners. You can text, email, message or tweet your request directly to us or post online via our Facebook timeline or page. We'll try to get to it as soon as we possibly can, it we're able.

Radio Continues To Ignore Black America

Radio's refusal to recognize Black America is having a direct effect on the industry. About 92% of Black consumers aged 12 years and older listen to radio each week at home, at work, on the phone, in the car and elsewhere. Radio is the "go-to" medium for Black America. It matters not the age, time of day, or where you live or listen to radio, it has become the platform for Black audiences. Internet radio was quick to recognize this, but slow to take advantage of the power it holds.