Mildred Gaddis, a 30 year radio veteran, has been described by the Detroit Free Press as one of ten (10) African Americans to watch in Detroit! Her sometimes no-nonsense, but warm and inspiring style has made her a force to be reckoned with and admired by politicians and residents throughMetro Detroit. Often, she doesn't have to track people down to be on her show, they call her! Her hard hitting and sometimes-controversial style of interviewing has landed her into the homes and cars of many metro Detroiters during their morning commute. She is the host of "Inside Detroit" from 6am-10am weekdays on AM 1200/WCHB. According to Arbitron Ratings Services, Mildred Gaddis continues to rank as the top morning show host with listeners who spend the longest time listening. Having arrived in Detroit seventeen years ago, Ms. Gaddis has successfully garnered her way into Detroit radio. Her skills enabled her with the opportunity to travel to China with former Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer and Governor John Engler. Ms. Gaddis was named "Professional Woman of the Year" by the National Association of Negro Business Woman's Organization. She has also received the "Living Legends Award" from the City of Detroit. Mildred Gaddis is a member of the Detroit Urban League Board. Ms. Gaddis is a graduate of Texas Southern University and the mother of fifteen-year-old daughter Khia. She is a native of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.