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Free Fun for Valentine’s Day
Courtesy of Westwood One’s syndicated “Sunday Night Slow Jams.” Since the holiday falls on a Sunday, the regularly scheduled show will celebrate as usual, but will give any and all the chance to air the show- free of charge for one night. The four hour show features slow jams from artists such as Usher, Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men and Jodeci. If you’d like to run the show, email host R. Dub at <ahref=“mailto:info@slowjams.com”> info@slowjams.com
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