blackfilm.com correspondent Koku Tona talks with journalist Kendra G about ‘Social Society‘ on the ALLBLK network. The two have a great time! The tables are truly turned! Kendra G is a good sport, & answers difficult questions about drama that made her viral but also truly living in her deserving moment. She was so nice! Check out the interview and let us know what you think!
About Kendra G
Media personality, author and philanthropist Kendra G is a native of Waterbury, Connecticut and graduate of Hampton University. Her career in media started as a radio host while attending Hampton University. Upon graduating from Hampton University Kendra G worked in several radio markets including Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Hartford. During her years behind the microphone, she has interviewed countless recording artists and public figures including Will Smith, Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Jamie Foxx and President Barack Obama.
With established interview skills and A-List relationships under her belt, Kendra made the natural transition to television; starting as an entertainment correspondent for FOX “Good Day Philadelphia”, followed by appearances on CNN, and then landing a role as a recurring pop culture expert on the E! Network. Thereafter, Kendra was tapped as the entertainment gossip reporter for BET’s “Just Keke” with KeKe Palmer. In 2015 Kendra G returned to her radio roots and moved back to Chicago to become the female voice on 107.5 WGCI. In 2020 Kendra G created an online dating show on Instagram called “Singles On Instagram Live!” Now we are pleased to announce that Kendra Gis the co-host of “Social Society” Season 2 on the popular AMC Networks streaming service, ALLBLK.
About ALLBLK
ALLBLK is an invitation to a world of streaming entertainment that is inclusively, but unapologetically – Black. Featuring a diverse lineup of content that spans across genres and generations, the ALLBLK library includes exclusive original series such as Craig Ross Jr.’s Monogamy, A House Divided, and Double Cross; must-see independent films, nostalgic Black cinema, popular network TV, lively stage plays, and so much more. ALLBLK is available everywhere streaming services are found – iOS, Android, Amazon Prime Video Channels, Apple TV and Apple TV Channels, Roku and Roku Channels, Amazon Fire TV, YouTube TV, Cox, DISH, Sling TV, Charter and more. ALLBLK’s content can also be found on Comcast and AT&T outlets under the WEtv+ banner. At www.ALLBLK.tv, ALLBLK offers a free 7-day trial and thereafter is just $4.99/month or $49.99/year. Keep up with ALLBLK on Facebook at Facebook.com/WatchALLBLK and Twitter/Instagram @WatchALLBLK.
