Episode Details

Before social media and podcasts, radio was the heartbeat of the community. And for decades, Tony G was one of the voices helping shape Kansas City's music, culture, and connection.

In this episode of The City Sculptors Podcast, host Alexis Williams sits down with Tony Gregg, better known as Tony G, a longtime Kansas City radio personality, DJ, and community advocate whose influence extends far beyond the microphone.

From his early days DJing in clubs to becoming a familiar voice on KPRS, Tony G takes us through the evolution of Black radio in Kansas City and the powerful role it played in connecting communities, supporting local businesses, and giving people a platform to be heard.

The conversation explores unforgettable moments from his radio career, the personalities and music that defined an era, and the responsibility that comes with having a voice in the community. Tony G also reflects on his decades of giving back through his Holiday Toy & Food Drive, his passion for supporting young people, and the importance of preserving the legacy of Black broadcasters for future generations.

Beyond the stories and memories, this episode is a conversation about leadership, representation, community service, and how one person's voice can create a lasting impact.

Whether you grew up listening to Tony G or are discovering his story for the first time, this episode offers a look at a chapter of Kansas City's history and the people who helped shape it.

🎙️ Because being a City Sculptor isn't always about building buildings. Sometimes, it's about building connections, creating opportunities, and giving a community a voice.

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