Bonnie DeShong is a radio pioneer in Chicago. Her signature “Hey Baby” is part of her strong legacy as a co-host with some of the biggest names in Urban Radio, sharing her gifts, and speaking her mind. She reveals to Jeanne where her trademark greeting came from, the best advice she ever received from Chicago media legend Merry Dee, her philosophy for keeping it real, what it was like being a woman in a man’s world for more than 30 years, and what questions she asks to center herself. 
 
About Bonnie:  
Bonnie “Hey Baby” DeShong has been an essential and irrepressible part of Chicago radio for more than 30 years. Her on-air career includes co-host, entertainment and/or traffic reporter for WGCI, WVAZ, and WSRB. She worked side-by-side with radio giants, Tom Joyner, Doug Banks, John Monds, and Tony Richards. Her TV credits range from “The Martin Lawrence Show,” to film critic for FOX-32 Chicago, guest co-host on ABC-7’s “190 North,” and co-host of the city of Chicago’s “CHICAGO WORKS” show. She currently writes entertainment articles for the Chicago/Gary Crusader newspaper and Chicagonow.com, along with hosting “Bonnie’s Eye,” on Omni Channel 95.1 Chicago. She’s also a theater actress, performing in several productions with The Chicago Theatre Company, Goodman Theater, Victory Gardens Theater, ETA, and more.
  
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Website: https://bonnieseyetothesky.com/