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Voice of BET and WHUR, Angela Stribling, Dies
27 Sep
Summary
- Former BET television host and WHUR radio personality Angela Stribling has died.
- She was also a renowned jazz singer and voiceover talent for major brands.
- Stribling's career spanned radio, television, music, and international performances.
Angela Stribling, a prominent figure in broadcasting and music, has died. She was widely recognized for her extensive career across multiple media platforms.
Stribling gained fame as a former host for BET, appearing on programs like "Screen Scene" and "Jazz Central." Her voice was a familiar presence on Washington, D.C. radio, particularly on WHUR 96.3 FM, where she hosted the popular late-night show "Pillow Talk With Angela."
Her talents extended beyond the airwaves. Stribling was also a trained jazz vocalist who released two albums, "Angela Stribling...Live" and "Tokyo Sundays." Her distinctive voice made her a sought-after talent for voiceover work for numerous major brands and for radio imaging.
Stribling's career also included international performances and hosting various events. Her multifaceted contributions left a significant mark on radio, television, and the music industry, especially within the Washington, D.C. market.
