The National Black Radio Hall of Fame, headquartered at Harris-Stowe State University’s Vashon Center in St. Louis, is accepting nominations for its 2024 class. Dedicated to recognizing the significant achievements of Black personalities in radio and their pivotal role in shaping the industry, the organization invites submissions through its website. Emphasizing inclusivity, they encourage diverse nominations that encompass the wide array of talent within the Black radio sector. The 2023 inductees included prominent figures such as Terri Avery, Monica May, Denise Williams, and Gladys Knight and the Pips. Established as a nonprofit by St. Louis radio stalwart Bernie Hayes, the National Black Radio Hall of Fame aims to provide representation for and memorialize Black figures who have contributed to the evolution of US radio.