Gwen Mack, Gwen Mack yeah that's her real name. She has been a writer, promoter, and communicator of Black culture for many years. Raised in Philadelphia in 50s she moved to Los Angeles where she successfully combined a career in human resources and Black entertainment in 1972.

As a booking agent for black artists with a major Black agency in LA, she also wrote a popular column, "Pisces Speaks" for the Soul Communicator, a Black city wide newspaper published by Dean Chambers. A pioneer as the first black female disco DJ in Los Angeles, "Foxy Gwen" was in demand as a MC, spinning the latest hits and introducing the finest Black artists to their live LA audiences.

Gwen’s experience in Law, as a legal assistant to an African American black woman landed her in the newly formed African American division of Legal Contract Dept, Marketing, Productions and Public Relations at ABC TV. She was also a regular dancer on the Soul Train TV Show.

Gwen moved to Oakland, California to progress and connect with real creative Black folks. Gwen assisted her sister, Miss Mack, celebrated performer of roots, culture and conscious music, while continuing to serve for the improvement of our people in social services as a Housing Assistant for the Oakland Housing Authority under leadership of an African American brother.

Presently, residing in Sacramento, Gwen Mack" strives for love, joy, peace and happiness within her family and community.
She remains connected to many talented artists, and seeks to introduce them to the world on "Pisces Speaks" by news, views and attitudes with her unique style of communication aka "gift of gab".

As a seeker of self empowerment, she truly believes Knowledge is Power, and is proud to be a part of the Harambee Family Radio Network. Gwen Mack in a seashell aka (nutshell) is a positive, passionate, people loving black woman. Gwen is highly motivated, with an uplifting & bubbling personality and a sensational sense of humor. Gwen has passion for all human beings, especially, young black children and highly respects all elderly.