Why did Big Boy become known as a major Los Angeles radio voice?
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Leo Harrison
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It’s a matter of longevity and a very particular style of connection with the audience. On the one hand, his shift from hip-hop and R&B to a more broad-based, personality-driven morning show on KRRL, Real 92.3, allowed him to build a loyal following that felt like part of a family. His community involvement and the way he balanced humor with serious local issues really cemented that reputation.
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