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Mona Austin's "The Slice News" Reaches National Audience with Powerful Urban and Faith-Based Journalism



DALLAS, TX — Since 2008, Mona Austin has delivered trusted and timely news

updates on The Traffic Jam with Cedric Bailey, airing weekdays from 2 PM to 7 PM on

the Rejoice Networks. Broadcast across 44 radio stations from San Francisco to

Cincinnati to Myrtle Beach, and others cities as the show continues to inform and inspire

listeners nationwide.

Austin’s acclaimed news platform, The Slice Report, offers daily political and

entertainment coverage designed for urban and faith-based audiences. Presented in

short, digestible briefs, the platform includes both aggregated headlines and original

reporting—always prioritizing clarity, accuracy, and integrity.


“We call it #righteousreporting,” said Austin. “Our goal is to deliver journalism that is

easy to understand and rooted in truth.” The Slice brand includes two digital properties:

The Slice Report Blog (est. 2010) – newsslice.blogspot.com, and The Slice News

Website (est. 2020) – www.theslicenews.com

In addition to written content, Austin hosts The Slice Report, a daily radio vignette and

weekly news wrap-up airing on 120+ stations in 40 markets. With a spotlight on public

affairs in Washington and Hollywood, the show serves as a vital source for African

American and faith-based communities.


Austin, a seasoned journalist and broadcaster, is also currently serving as a

White House Correspondent under her third administration. She remains the only

journalist reporting directly from the White House to this unique intersection of

audiences.

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