Meet the host

Sir Ken Coleman– Host of The BBC Show (The Bicker & Banter with a Coleman)

For over five years, Sir Ken has been the voice behind The BBC Show, a bold, late-night radio experience that blends high-energy house and dance music with deep cultural conversations, unfiltered real talk, and nostalgic musical gems. Broadcasting straight from Atlanta, Sir Ken brings a lifetime of passion for sound and storytelling to the airwaves—infused with the perspective of someone who has lived, listened, and loved music in all its forms.

With nearly 15 years of experience across fashion, music, and television, Sir Ken is no stranger to the culture. But his love affair with music started far earlier—spinning vinyls on his grandmother’s porch, rewinding cassette tapes with his cousin Jimmy Lamont, and absorbing soft rock classics with his Uncle Rufus on long summer days. His upbringing was a sonic blend of soul, rock, house, and hip hop—fueled by legends like Al Green and The Jackson 5, and later shaped by radio and TV icons like Wendy Williams, Howard Stern, Tom Joyner, and Funkmaster Flex.

His journey took a turn when Atlanta’s nightlife scene—and a fateful relationship with a DJ—introduced him to house music. One dancefloor moment, one bass drop, and he was hooked for life. That raw, pulsing energy became his escape, his joy, and ultimately, the heartbeat of The BBC Show.

Equal parts musical sanctuary and cultural roundtable, The BBC Show isn’t just radio—it’s an experience. It’s for the grown folks who need to unwind, vibe out, and maybe even rediscover the soundtrack of their lives. Through sexy, smart, and soulful programming, Sir Ken continues to connect with listeners around the world—keeping the music alive, the banter honest, and the vibe unforgettable.