Atlanta radio personality Frank Ski is known for his inspirational vitamin on his radio show. He talks about faith on the air, no matter the audience or the genre of music he plays. His son was facing a serious health crisis. He talks candidly about leaning on his faith and says you have to believe. Special contributor Dr. Natosha Reid Rice talks about confronting fear, living a more courageous life and stirring up faith.

Frank Ski is finally getting what he has wanted for years: a deal to syndicate his radio shows nationwide.

He has a morning show with Atlanta R&B station Kiss 104.1 and an afternoon show for Washington’s WHUR-FM 96.3.

Both will be offered up for other stations to pick up, according to his agent, Gary Bernstein.

On the latest episode of One Hundred: The Ed Gordon Podcast, the host chats with radio disc jockey Frank Ski on his career and how one of his songs became one of the biggest records of 2020.

Frank Ski jumpstarted his career in radio in 1988, playing records in Baltimore and throughout the DMV area before becoming a house name in the Atlanta radio scene. For several decades, Ski has held down Atlanta's mornings with provocative topics, interviewing some of the areas biggest stars and more.

What has Frank Ski not done? Radio Host, Journalist, Music Producer, Deejay, Restauranteur, Motivational Speaker & Philanthropist, and more, Frank Ski has truly done it all. He is sort of like industry gumbo – full of flavor, classic, fulfilling, and cultured. Jasmine Sanders, in only the way she can, uncovers the many layers of Frank Ski. From radio, music deals, to his children’s foundation, Frank Ski is a force in the industry and beyond. Just when you think Frank Ski will go left, he pivots and then goes right toward God’s plan according to the media juggernaut.

Frank Ski Signs Worldwide Deal With Sony/ATV

The major music publisher will represent Ski on a worldwide basis.

On the one hand you might find him hanging out with celebrities such as Ludacris at events like his annual wine tasting and auction to benefit the Frank Ski Kids Foundation . The organization funds educational excursions with impressive groups of youths who wouldn't otherwise have the opportunity; past trips have included destinations like the Galápagos Islands. This year: Alaska.