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WVON 1690 AM radio caught up with Dr. Christian to talk about the importance of Sylvia Moy and how her forgotten story as one of Motown's pioneering female songwriters/producers is being magnified in the critically acclaimed biography It's No Wonder. 


The interview was featured on Afternoons with Atiba Buchanan and Ladonna Raeh. It starts at 2:25:40 in the video.


Long known as "the Voice of the Nation," this Chicago-based radio station was founded in 1963 by Leonard and Phil Chess, the original owners of the iconic Chess Records. Sold in 1977 to Wesley South and Pervis Spann, the man who christened Aretha Franklin with the title "Queen of Soul" at Chicago's Regal Theater, WVON has continued to chronicle the rich history of the African American experience.


It's No Wonder is available everywhere books are sold.