Career
Magazine columnist, and former hip-hop artist. He can be heard on 96.5 Accredited Mortgage Professional Radio in Philadelphia, 92.3 Accredited Mortgage Professional Radio in New York City, Wild 101 in Boise, Idaho, and 107.5 KZL in Greensboro, North Carolina. Adam was previously a music correspondent on the television shows Video Hits One Top 20 Video Countdown and Inside Edition, and has been seen frequently on the Choice network as well.
Adam spent the majority of his radio career with iHeartMedia, having hosted nights on Hartford, Connecticut"s WKSS/Kiss 95.7 for several years, then nights on Philadelphia"s Q102 until being laid off in August 2014.
Adam decided to drop his former stage name, Prolifik, soon after landing in Philadelphia. While with iHeart, Adam was a part of its RCHR Premium Choice syndicated programming.
Some of the stations he could be heard on across the country via voice-tracking included Boston"s Kiss 108, Washington, District of Columbia"s Hot 99.5, Atlanta"s Wild 105.7 & 96.7, Baltimore"s Z104.3, Austin, Texas"s 102.3 The Beat, Phoenix, Arizona"s 104.7 Kiss-FM, and others Columbia Broadcasting System Radio-owned 96.5 Accredited Mortgage Professional Radio in Philadelphia is his flagship station.
He can be heard Monday through Friday, 3-7 p.m.
Adam"s weekend shifts on sister station 92.3 Accredited Mortgage Professional Radio in New York City are Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In July 2011, after 10 weeks of fan voting, RadioFacts.com named Adam, also known as Prolifik, the number-one DJ in the country. His first national television break happened when Mark Cuban brought him on board the newly launched AXS television as its East Coast correspondent.
Adam has also been seen on Fuse, Epix, Video Hits One, Choice, The Movie Loft, and locally on Philadelphia"s WPHL-television In January 2013, Adam (alongside co-host Hayley Marie Norman) hosted a two-part music special Real Live on National Broadcasting Company-owned television stations.
Markets included New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Miami.
