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Wanda Smith, Atlanta Radio Icon, Dead At 58

Wanda Smith, Atlanta Radio Icon, Dead At 58

Atlanta’s radio landscape has lost a brilliant spark with the passing of Wanda Smith, a trailblazing personality who illuminated the airwaves for over two decades. Her infectious laughter, warm wit, and generous spirit endeared her to countless listeners, earning her the title of Atlanta’s Radio Queen.

A Pioneer in Radio

Wanda Smith’s remarkable career spanned multiple stations, including V-103 and WAOK, where she effortlessly blended humor, empathy, and expertise. Her shows became must-listen events, drawing in audiences with conversations that flowed like warm conversations with a dear friend.

“Wanda’s authenticity and kindness made her a beloved figure in Atlanta radio,” reflects colleague and friend, Ryan Cameron. “Her love for the city and its people was contagious.”

Community Champion

Wanda’s influence extended far beyond the studio. She championed local causes, supported small businesses, and nurtured aspiring radio talent. Her annual charity events and toy drives became holiday traditions.

“Wanda’s generosity inspired us all to give back,” says Atlanta Mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms. “Her legacy will continue to uplift our community.”

Tributes and Memories

Fans and colleagues took to social media to share heartfelt tributes and memories. “Wanda Smith was the heartbeat of Atlanta radio,” tweeted @V103Atlanta. “Her love, laughter, and light will never fade.”

Celebrating Wanda’s Life

As Atlanta mourns the loss of Wanda Smith, we honor her life, legacy, and unwavering dedication to her community. Her memory will inspire generations to come.

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