Each show will have three emcees during the course of the evening. One of them, James Holloway, is featured below.

James Holloway has been involved in the communications industry for well over 20 years. He first received his start in 1975 on the campus of Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa as host of a daily music radio program on K.U.I.U. AM 640; he also served as Music Director for the station.

Rutgers the State University of New Jersey is where Mr. Holloway majored in Journalism and Urban Communications, and was host to two radio programs. The “Audio Night Club” on WRSU FM 88.7 and Strictly Jazz on WLBS AM 1190 respectively. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism and Urban Communications in 1980.

Mr. Holloway continued to broadcast the radio program on WRSU FM from 1980 to 1989. In 1989, James became the Executive producer and host of the entertainment radio magazine “Evening Moods” on N.E.N. Cable Radio Channel 16, Newark, NJ.

During the decade of the 1990’s, James entered the medium of television broadcasting as a Freelance Camera Operator and Lighting Director with two emerging companies, Interfaith Television Ministries and Donaldson Media.

Presently, he continues to fine tune his skills with both companies.

As the 90’s continued to unfold, Mr. Holloway added another dimension to his career development program as the Master of Ceremony, at a jazz entertainment venue, located in the City of Elizabeth, New Jersey called the Uptown Café.

Moreover, WEVD 1050 AM New York City and WNJR 1430 AM, Newark, New Jersey provided the focus for his participation as the Co-Producer, Co-host, sales representative, and commercial copywriter of the Alternative Health Radio Network.

During the year of 2002, Walmart department store, Linden, New Jersey. James produced and announced the holiday season product program initiative.

Presently, Mr. Holloway is the co-copywriter and announcer from the St. James AME Church religious broadcast viewed on the Cablevision and Comcast Cable Television Systems in the State of New Jersey.