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"From the Pressbox to Pressrow" to celebrate 100th show
September 13, 2007
FUQUAY-VARINA, NC – The nationally syndicated sports talk show FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW, the premier sports talk show in the nation whose focus is HBCU (Historically Black College and University), will celebrate its 100th show on September 15. The show airs weekly for one hour and debuted on August 20, 2005.
 “This is a tremendous milestone for FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW,” said Donal Ware, founder and CEO of DWCommunications, LLC, parent company of the show. “I would like to thank all of those who make the show possible. The fans, the listeners, the sponsors the guests, the stations that have carried the show, and the staff who have put everything in place, have all been an integral part of the show and its continued success. The show continues to grow by leaps and bounds and we look forward to the time when we can celebrate our 500th show.”
Confirmed guests for the 100th show celebration include national columnists Stephen A. Smith and Jason Whitlock.
The show is syndicated in Dallas (KFCD-AM 990), Daytona Beach, FL (WELE-AM 1380), Denmark, SC (WVCD-AM 790), Des Moines, IA (KJMC-FM 89.3), Elizabeth City, NC (WRVS-FM 91.7), Fair Bluff, NC (WSRC-AM 1480), Greensboro, NC (WNAA-FM 90.1), Hampton (WHOV-FM 88.1), Itta Bena, MS (WVSD-FM 91.7), Little Rock, AR (KABF-FM 88.3), Milwaukee (WGLB-AM 1560), Miami (WMBM-AM 1490), Orangeburg, SC (WSSB-FM 90.3), Raleigh/Durham, NC (WAUG-AM 750), Salt Lake City, UT (KLLB-AM 1510), San Francisco (KPOO-FM 89.5), Savannah, GA (WHCJ-FM 90.3), Tallahassee, FL (WTAL-AM 1450), Washington, DC (WPGC-AM 1580) and on the Web at www.boxtorow.com and by podcast on Onnidan's Black College Sports Online.
Program guests have included some of the prominent HBCU coaches, student-athletes and administrators and has also included interviews with sports figures Serena Williams, Frank Robinson, Bill Lester, the late Buck O’Neil, Michael Strahan, Earl “The Pearl” Monroe, Sam Jones, Avery Johnson and many, many, many more. The show has produced remote broadcasts from Miami at Super Bowl XLI and NBA All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas.
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