Miss Sophia McIntosh is an LGBTQ Legend in comedy and real life. Miss Sophia is known as one of the top premier hosts for pageants, LGBTQ Prides, and parties across the nation. The person behind the persona of Miss Sophia, Joe Taylor, Jr, is an accomplished actor and entertainer. Their voice can be heard as the character Nkosi in the animated film Kasha and the Zulu King. They can be seen in the Tyler Perry film “I Can Do Bad All By Myself” and Nicci Gilbert’s “Soul Kitten Cabaret.” 

Miss Sophia can be seen as part of the cast on Turnt Out With TS Madison, Queen’s Supreme Court, and more. 

Miss Sophia was the former co-host on V103 Atlanta radio station. Miss Sophia brings her brand of comedy, biting wit, and keen insight to her own show, “Club Chit Chat With Miss Sophia.” 

Simaya Charlize Turner, also known as The Lioness, is originally from South Carolina and currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia. 

She graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Managerial Sciences.

Simaya is certified in HIV/ Testing and Counseling, and she has over 12 years of experience in Organizational Management, Program Development, and Grant Writing/Evaluation in the healthcare field. She is currently the Executive Director of TILTT. INC, which stands for Trans Individuals Living Their Truth Inc. She is also a host of her solo podcast, The Lioness Still Lives:  Conversations with a Black Trans Goddess. 

The Lioness proudly takes on her latest endeavor as the newest host on the dynamic WeRU Morning Crew.

George's journey in the radio industry began with a transformative move at KFXZ, transitioning the station from Urban Adult Contemporary to a pioneering all-Gospel format. As the music director and the host of the morning drive show, he was instrumental in this landmark shift.

His knack for innovation and a strong work ethic soon led him to new heights. George became a notable figure at Nashville's first full-time Gospel station, WNSG, taking on the roles of Morning Show Host and Program Director. His journey continued with a significant tenure at WAJV, where he was the driving force behind the all-gospel programming, serving both as Program Director and Afternoon Drive Host. His adaptability shone through when he seamlessly took on additional responsibilities as the Program Director for WAJV's sister station, WMSU.

However, the demanding nature of the industry led George to seek a change. Moving away from the political intricacies of radio, he ventured into the aviation industry, where he has thrived for over a decade and a half, now based in Atlanta.

Today, George Daigle stands at the helm of WERUradio as its owner and CEO. WERUradio, born from the desire to fill a crucial void, represents a novel fusion of R&B, Hip-Hop, and Soulful House Music, while also championing artists from the LGBTQ Community. Under George's guidance, WERUradio has become 'the urban sound of pride', bridging communities through the universal language of music. His vision for the station is not just about entertainment; it's about creating a platform that resonates with allies and members of the LGBTQ+ community alike."

Born in New Orleans and reared in Mississippi, Keith Sibley is a southern boy. While serving in the United States, Air Force Keith fell in love with HOUSE MUSIC. During his tour of duty in Frankfurt, Germany, Keith started modeling and singing semi-professionally. Keith moved to Atlanta Ga and fell in love with radio. And now he’s here at WERURADIO.com doing what he loves to do. Known for his catchphrase “Ohhecominonahonda,” Keith uses personality and the unifying power of House Music to spread love and light to all who listen.

DJ Baker hails from NYC. DJ Baker’s diverse background in Radio/Stage/Television,/Film gives his delivery an energetic and nuanced approach. DJ Baker started as a child actor appearing in radio commercials. While In high school, DJ continued honing his acting skills which would earn him an Internship at NYU for Improv. Later DJ appeared in various projects, including a National Commercial(NicoDerm CQ), Academy Award Nominated films like Half Nelson and Salt, and more than 15 other small roles on television. He recently wrapped a national industrial campaign for HIV medication Atripla. In 2006, he embarked on an award-winning podcast called “Da Doo-Dirty Show,” which aired Daily for 13 years. In 2014, DJ Baker decided to continue promoting & curating LGBT Urban Music. Creating the LGBT Urban Charts & The Weekly Top 40, a weekly playlist that uplifts & curated the best of the LGBT Urban Music Market. In 2021, returned to a daily format with a daily radio show Raw & UnCut on WeRuRadio, The Urban Sound Of Pride. Daily Mon-Fri 7-10pm & The Weekly Top 40 Saturdays 6-10pm. In addition to creating these two dynamic programs, DJ serves as music director for WERUradio.com. 

D.B. Marshall earned a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from Georgia State University and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Western Kentucky University. Nothing could stop him from learning more and more about his passion, which is why he enrolled in a doctoral degree at Capella University.

In 2012, D.B. Marshall was diagnosed with Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis, Chronic Kidney Disease. This incident changed his life entirely. Faced with negativity, fear, and emotional chaos during this period, the adverse situation could not weaken his determination to achieve his dream. He overcame these hardships, collected his ambitious energy, and focused on empowering others’ perspectives toward living a quality life and advocating for their well-being. He understands that it is easy to become pessimistic when facing hardships and dwindle our energy. “Sometimes it takes someone to tap our shoulder in such times, and remind us that it is okay, so we can dust ourselves off and start again.” With over 15 years of social services experience, D.B. Marshall continues to touch the hearts and minds of diverse communities worldwide. He encourages listeners to consider joining him on the Love’s Pursuit: Journey to Wellness.