The Hosts

No BS Podcast Hosts

SEAN GOOD

Sean, whose opinion is as strong as his talent, is co-host and co-creator of the "No BS" podcast. The award winning radio artist started his career in late 1990s in an R&B Group. He transitioned into working as a background vocalist for several independent gospel and R&B artists while attending Middle Tennessee State University. Sean has worked with Grammy winning artists such as Bebe & Cece Winans, Heather Headley, Kirk Franklin, Smokie Norful, and several others. He began his radio career in 2012 interning for legendary radio personality, Connie Denell at 92Q. He expanded into producing and cohosting Gospel Inspirations in 2014. Sean became a regular On-Air talent for 92Q until his departure in 2017. In 2015 Sean became producer and cohost of the Bebe Experience with legendary gospel artist, Bebe Winans on Sirius XM. Sean returned to 92Q in March of 2021 to become Executive Producer of The Kenny Smoov Morning Show until June of 2025. Sean became the host and executive producer of the 92Q morning show, The 615 Wake Up. Sean is also host of the weeknight show, Off The Clock. In September of 2022, Sean became the Assistant Program Director for 92Q.

In addition to radio. Sean is an actor and his voice is featured in short films and commercials.

HARRIET WALLACE

Harriet Wallace, co-host and co-creator of the "No BS" podcast", mixes the right dose of light and humor with hard facts and headlines. Her ability and reputation to be fair and ask the hard questions with no fear, has garnered her multiple awards including multiple Emmy awards being named a finalist for the 2011 Pulitzer Prize in journalism and awards from the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters and the Associated Press.

She is one of the unique journalists who has excelled on all platforms - radio, print, TV and online. She covers all stories but has emerged as a prominent political voice in Nashville. It doesn't hurt that she's a candidate for her PhD in Public Administration & Public Policy.

With more than 20 years of journalism under her belt, the "media-preneur" is the architect of multiple successful talk shows. She played a key role in The Tennessean's early development of its digital platform and is the co-architect of Tennessee State University's media convergence program in the School of Communications.

She practices journalism but she also teaches it on the collegiate level. During her time as a professor at TSU, she served as the faculty advisor for the student newspaper The Meter. Under her leadership, The Meter won the most journalism awards in the program's history. Additionally, she is a highly sought after Communications expert who specializes in crisis communication and strategic communication, as well as advising candidates, elected officials, and executives.

When she's not on the mic, in the classroom, or boardroom, you can catch her spending time with her two fur babies - Sassy & Teddy - and her husband Scott Wallace with whom she is happily married and co-owns a media production and consulting company.