Courtney Black

Comedy’s rising star, Courtney Black, who joined the Sheryl Underwood Radio (SUR) family in 2017, is part of a family that just keeps growing and hitting new highs.

Courtney, a Washington, DC native, adds her brand of humor to the crew that includes Sheryl, Kyle Erby, James Kelley, Pastor Eric Sloss and Vic Frost. Courtney adds her witty views on life, love, living single and the hot topics of the day. “According to Sheryl, Courtney, is a great part of our team. I’m so happy that my friends, Steve Harvey and J. Anthony Brown, gave Courtney a shot on-air; otherwise I might not have been exposed to her talent. She is funny, sexy and smart; no really, she holds two Bachelor of Science degrees and used to do cancer research – so now she’s helping to heal people with laughter.”

Courtney has showcased her comedic talent on “J. Anthony Brown’s Weekend Countdown” radio show; she has been a guest on “News One Now with Roland Martin”; a guest star on “Adam Ruins Everything” airing on TruTV and she is a writer and voice actor on the green-lit animation “Slimbones.”

Based in Los Angeles, Courtney’s standup comedy takes her across the country, from Vegas to New York. She has opened for many entertainers, including Martin Lawrence, a comedic idol of hers. She hosts and produces three (3) monthly shows in Los Angeles and regularly performs in Los Angeles at The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory, The J Spot, The Improv, Flappers, The Ice House and other venues throughout the city; she’s even performed in Africa! Sheryl Underwood Radio, now airing daily on 434 radio affiliates, with over 14 million listeners by the combined reach of the signals strength of 434 Sheryl Underwood Radio affiliates, is a very diverse show; with affiliates in Montana, South Dakota, New Mexico, Australia and points all across the globe. The addition of two international affiliates, FM92.3 (Beijing, China) and 105.3 FM Capital FM (Moscow, Russia), bring the total international affiliate count to 27.

Sheryl Underwood Radio is “affiliate friendly” programming that gives radio stations the opportunity to program their own music around the content and infrastructure Sheryl Underwood Radio provides. In addition to lively and engaging conversation and commentary on current events and sports, Sheryl Underwood Radio offers Public Service Announcements and Black Radio Solidarity Day campaigns that promote “what’s good in the neighborhood.”