Meet your Co-Hosts and Affiliate Contributors

Co-Host: Greg Norman

Greg devotes his time and energy toward helping to empower the lives of people through his numerous radio shows, personal coaching, and of course, through example. As a professional body builder Greg won the coveted title of Mr. Rhode Island, and has earned top placements in numerous Eastern national competitions. Throughout his career he has trained with celebrities such as Mr. America, Tony Pearson, the world famous barbarian brothers Peter and David Paul, and many others. He is a former strength and conditioning coach for the University of Rhode Island and has trained over 1,000 clients including professional football and hockey athletes, and Sarah DeCosta, a gold medalist for the Olympic women's hockey team. Through his University coaching he was grateful to play an important role in the success of Rhode Island's own Kevin Smith with The Pittsburgh Steelers. Many people say, "Greg's unique fitness training style has earned him the credits of being one of the most sought after Weight Training Coaches in RI." Known for his gentle style and integrity, Greg has been involved in radio for the past 10 years as a talk show host and producer of over 1000 radio shows. During this time he has, and continues to receive national attention and accolades from some of the top names in the entertainment industry.

Don Shula & Greg

John J. Kennedy & Greg

Co-Host: Susaye Greene

Susaye's career started at an early age with babyfood commercials. While growing up in New York City as a teenager, she continued to do commercials and attended Professional Children's School. Later, she teamed up with Harry Belafonte and recorded his "Streets I Have Walked" album, and did several T.V. appearances with him. Susaye majored in drama at the High School of Performing Arts, made famous by the hit movie "Fame". While still very young, she travelled with musical genius Ray Charles, as a featured vocalist, and recorded as the original lead singer with New Birth, fronting their first million seller, "Until It's Time For You To Go", which still has a strong r&b and hip hop following today.

Susaye joined Stevie Wonder's Wonderlove, and began a long ongoing writing association with him. Together, they penned many tunes, including "I Can"t Help It", which appeared on Michael Jackson's hit album "Off The Wall", which has been covered and sampled numerous times, as De La Sol's hit "Breakadawn", as Portrait's "Here We Go Again" which received a B.M.L Pop award for being one of the most performed songs of the year, and on Mary J.Blige's album, as "Sexy", and "All That I Can Say", as well as the rapper Fabolous" hit "Baby".

Susaye co-wrote Deneice William's first million seller "Free", which has been recorded many times, as recently by Atlantic's Debelab Morgan, as "It's Real", by D.J. MIC Geronimo, and by Ice Cube as "The Freshest M.C. In The World" and LiL Kim.

Susave was the last member of the Supremes, signed to Motown Records, with Mary Wilson and Scherrie Payne, travelling the world, doing live performances, major television shows and press events; she recorded the last two Supreme albums"High Energy" and "Mary Scherrie and Susaye". This group of Supremes became known as the most musical of all combinations of Supremes, scoring their last charted hit "I"m Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking." Susaye and Scherrie recorded an album, "Partners" on which they co-produced, arranged and wrote all the songs.

Susaye hosted her own cable T.V.show, "Hollywood Hot", which featured major recording stars, (Stevie Wonder, Brenda Russell and others) new videos and Hollywood stories, before moving to London, where she was instrumental in introducing jazz saxophonist Island Records recording artist Courtney Pine, singing the vocals on his first successful crossover single,"Children Of The Ghetto". This single established him as England's premier young jazz player. (There were many personal appearances with this popular group) Susaye also recorded the last duet with legendary jazz singer Billy Eckstine.

Susaye has recently finished writing and illustrating her first children's book, "Those Cousins", and is currently developing her first 3D animated and live- action feature films, "The Shadowranger", for which she has designed an accompanying limited edition comic book, and "Supremextreme, the Movie."