Angeline Tetteh‑Wayoe is a Canadian broadcast journalist and radio personality. She is most prominently known for her work with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), where she has hosted various music and cultural programming on CBC Music and CBC Radio One.
Early life and education
Details regarding Tetteh‑Wayoe’s early life, including her date and place of birth, are not publicly documented. She is of Ghanaian descent and has lived in Canada for the majority of her adult life. Information about her formal education has not been widely reported in reliable sources.
Career
Tetteh‑Wayoe began her broadcasting career at CKUT‑FM, the campus radio station of McGill University in Montreal, where she worked as a host and producer. She later joined the CBC, initially contributing to regional programming.
In 2018, she was appointed host of the national CBC Music show “Mornings”, a weekday morning program featuring a mix of contemporary music, interviews with artists, and cultural commentary. Her tenure on “Mornings” was noted for its inclusive approach to music selection and its emphasis on showcasing emerging Canadian talent.
In addition to “Mornings,” Tetteh‑Wayoe has served as a fill‑in host for various CBC Radio One programs and has contributed to CBC’s coverage of music festivals and cultural events. She has also been involved in initiatives aimed at increasing representation of Black Canadian voices within the national broadcasting landscape.
Recognition and impact
Tetteh‑Wayoe’s work has been recognized for promoting diversity in Canadian media. She has participated in panels and discussions on inclusion in the music industry and has been highlighted in media outlets for her role in amplifying underrepresented artists.
Personal life
Public information about Tetteh‑Wayoe’s personal life, including family and private interests, is limited. She maintains a low public profile outside of her professional activities.
References
- CBC Music. “Angeline Tetteh‑Wayoe – Host of Mornings.” CBC. Accessed 2023.
- “CBC Announces New Host for Mornings.” Broadcasting & Cable, June 2018.
- Interviews and features in The Globe and Mail and CBC News discussing diversity initiatives in Canadian broadcasting.
Note: Information presented is based on publicly available, verifiable sources up to the knowledge cutoff date.
