"Sex Time And Radio Vol. 3: The Cult of Personality" is the second release in a four book series written by author, music historian, and on-air personality MARCUS CHAPMAN. While the entire series serves as an All Access VIP pass through the urban radio world of the '90s & 2000s, "Vol. 3: The Cult of Personality" deals with life inside professional radio from 1995 to 1999; most notably inside Chicago radio station WGCI . Not only was WGCI Chicago's #1 radio station at the time, but it was also considered by many industry insiders to be the top Urban Contemporary radio station in America during this era. The station's air staff produced nationally known alumni like Tom Joyner, Doug Banks, and current BET voiceover talent Rick Party; as well as other stars like Mike Love, Dr. Luv, Jeanne Sparrow, Crazy Howard McGee, Irene Mojica, Ramonski Luv, Joe Soto, First Lady, The Diz, Troi Tyler, Sam Sylk, and more. Author Marcus Chapman was WGCI's youngest employee in this era, and he lets the reader experience the lifestyle of an on-air personality raw and uncut. This book contains encounters with celebrities like R Kelly, Aaliyah, Dr. Dre, Michael Jordan, James Brown, Erykah Badu, OutKast, Ice Cube, Tyrese, Faith Evans, En Vogue, LisaRaye, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, and many more. It also contains info on how professional radio stations schedule their music; how comedians like Steve Harvey originally started in urban radio; and how great Chicago clubs of the '90s like The Clique, Elixir, and the River West Brewery impacted the lives of WGCI on-air talents and their listeners. The author also discusses the challenges, frustrations & triumphs during his own rise from studio assistant to on-air radio stardom. The book takes you from closed door staff meetings to meetings in the bedroom, and delves into the deeper psychological reasons and life experiences that affect the sex drives of males in the spotlight. "Sex Time And Radio Vol. 3: The Cult of Personality" by Marcus Chapman is a MUST READ for every mature listener who turned on a radio from the 1990s until now Chapter titles in the book include: The 20 Dollar Challenge; The Name Game; Telephone Luv; Meet You at the Party; A Shot at the Title; JB, Aaliyah, and the Dr. Dre/Tupac Battle From the Grave; The Afterset; The Rotation; Say My Name, Say My Name; Black Coffee; Goin' Postal; Standing On the Outside; Break On Through to the Other Side ; Welcome to the Club; Livin' Like a Rock Star (And the Legend of the 3rd Floor); Birthday Licks; Sexorcism; Balance; Time For Me to Fly

"Sex Time And Radio" is a 5 volume, 4 book series that serves as an All Access VIP Pass through the urban radio world of the '90s & 2000s. The author of the series is MARCUS CHAPMAN; a music historian and on-air personality heard in Chicago, Dallas, Indianapolis and Atlanta; plus near stops in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and North Carolina. But this historical book series makes the reader the on-air personality. It contains encounters with celebrities like Beyonce, Dr. Dre, Aaliyah, Michael Jordan, James Brown, Chris Brown, Janet Jackson, Luther Vandross, Vivica A. Fox, LL Cool J, Erykah Badu, George Clinton, and many more. It takes you from being on stage at the clubs to being backstage at the concerts. It includes backstabbing coworkers, closed door meetings, battles with station management, battles with personal demons, and sexual escapades with some of the hottest women in America. Yet the author goes beyond simply telling sex and radio stories for mindless entertainment. Chapman makes this book series a Must Read by delving into the deeper psychological reasons and life experiences that affect the male sex drive, particularly for males in the spotlight, and by tackling unspoken reasons for the continuous rise of HIV and AIDS cases. This series is also a Must Read for music lovers, as it contains valuable insight and info on the past 40 years of R&B, funk, rock, jazz, disco, house, and hip-hop. This first book in the series, "Sex Time And Radio Vol. 1 & 2: Blueprint of a Radio Star," deals with the path that would lead a person into becoming a professional on-air personality. It contains a vast amount of music knowledge, including excellent chapters about the growth of hip-hop from it's first days on record in 1979 to the peak of its golden era in 1988 ("The Cool Scholar of New York"); the Afrocentric/conscious rap movement and New Jack Swing of the late '80s & early '90s ("Rebirth and Death"); the Chicago House music scene of the mid-'80s ("House Party"), '70s jazz ("OutKast"), James Brown ("Sacrifice of a Sex Machine"), Parliament-Funkadelic ("The Outer Space-Underwater Radio Band"), and the dominance of West Coast rap in the mid-'90s ("The New P-Funk"). Starting out in college radio ("Must Be the Music"), interning at #1 professional radio stations ("Sleeping With the Enemy"), early influences on the male sex drive ("Touch Me, Tease Me"; "Records, Cards, Books & Panties"), and the impact of sports teams like the 1985 Chicago Bears ("We Are the Champions") and the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s ("Three Points and Threepeats") are also covered in this first book. "Sex Time And Radio Vol. 1 & 2: Blueprint of a Radio Star (Rebel Music of a Sex Machine)" is just the opening shot in this definitive book series about the radio lifestyle in the hip-hop and R&B world of the 1990s & 2000s. Coming in December, "Sex Time And Radio Vol. 3: The Cult of Personality." Get ready for S.T.A.R. Time Vol. 1 chapter listing: Blood in the Basement; Records, Cards, Books & Panties; The Outer Space-Underwater Radio Band; The O'Jays/Family Disunion; School Daze of a Prisoner; Touch Me Tease Me; We Are the Champions; House Party; The Price of Prestige; The Cool Scholar of New York; Turn Back the Hands of Time Vol. 2 chapter listing: Rebirth and Death; Kameyosis; C'mon Ride the Train; Must Be the Music; Three Points and Threepeats, Three Nights a Week; Marcus Chapman presents...;OutKast; The New P-Funk; Sleeping with the Enemy; Sacrifice of a Sex Machine; Measuring Up; Rage Against the Machine