In this episode of The Able Show, we welcomed three-time NAACP Theatre Award-winning Tammi Mac, who was hand-picked by the legendary Stevie Wonder to host the number-one afternoon radio show, “The Tammi Mac Show,” from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. daily on his Los Angeles-owned 102.3 KJLH.
Tammi Mac introduces her latest project, “Happy,” a podcast that explores how others found happiness, particularly after dealing with hardship. She interviews celebrity guests including Tiffany Haddish, Judge Mathis, Tabitha Brown, and MC Lyte.
Tammi Mac is voted the best radio personality in Los Angeles by the Los Angeles Times. She is a Gracie Award winner for her contributions to afternoon broadcasting in Los Angeles, and the Library of Congress will soon archive her radio works.
Mac’s radio career has expanded to television with her talk show, “The Business of Being Black,” featuring Tammi Mac, on the digital network Fox Soul. She has appeared as a guest host alongside Da Brat, Tamar Braxton, Sherri Shepard, and more on Dish Nation.
Tammi Mac is also a standout on the screen and theatrical stage, with recurring roles in Lee Daniels’ STAR on FOX TV and Partners in Rhyme on WeTV. She has also appeared on the new reboot of Bel-Air. Her one-woman show, Bag Lady, has garnered the best writer, best producer, and best one-person show, and the spin-off web series Bag Lady is also award-winning.
Tammi Mac interrupts your favorite TV shows in dozens of the most prominent national commercials, including Amazon’s Alexa Super Bowl spot featuring Ellen, Pepsi’s Super Bowl spot featuring Cindy Crawford, and Walmart’s featuring Kevin Hart. She is currently the VOICE on this season’s television game show, Pictionary, hosted by Jerry O’Connell.
Tammi Mac’s debut book, “Black Women Are Too Loud, yet Not Loud Enough: A Medley of Poems,” is now available for purchase on Amazon. She is currently the VOICE on this season’s television game show, Pictionary, hosted by Jerry O’Connell. Mac can be seen later this year on Fox TV’s 911, starring Angela Bassett, and CBS’s NCIS.
Don’t forget to follow Tammi Mac @TheTammiMacShow on Instagram.