MTV Original 80s VJs Interview: Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, Martha Quinn | VJ Q&A

Interview with Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter and Martha Quinn - MTV’s original Video Jockeys (VJs) - who revolutionized the 80’s music video scene!
In this insightful interview, our legendary MTV VJs, including Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter and Martha Quinn, dive deep into their shared experiences and anecdotes along with J.J. Jackson from the vibrant and ever-evolving 80’s music industry. Together, they shed light on the roller-coaster ride that marked the inception and early days of MTV, the channel that undeniably transformed music, entertainment and pop culture globally.
As the front-runners of the music video cultural revolution, these eminent VJs have penned down their electrifying experiences and unparalleled adventures in the must-read "VJ: The Unplugged Adventures of MTV’s First Wave." The book serves as a timeless chronicle encapsulating the euphoria, madness and groundbreaking moments that characterized MTV’s initial phase. It's a treasure trove for fans and enthusiasts who wish to explore the dynamic world of music and television through the eyes of these influential pioneers.
The conversation gains momentum as Gavin Edwards, a renowned moderator, seamlessly navigates through the discussion, eliciting unheard stories, fascinating memories and valuable insights from our esteemed guests. The interaction unfolds in a captivating manner, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the nostalgic journey of music and television history.
Stay tuned till the end where the floor opens for an Audience Q&A session. This segment offers a golden opportunity for fans and viewers to engage directly with Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter and Martha Quinn, seeking answers to their burning questions and clarifying their curiosities regarding the mesmerizing era of music videos and MTV’s inception.
If you are enchanted by the magical world of music, intrigued by the rich history of television and entertainment, or simply a fan of the extraordinary MTV VJs, this interview is crafted just for you! Sit back, relax and let the waves of nostalgia, wisdom and music history wash over you, as you delve into the stories and memories shared by the trailblazing Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter and Martha Quinn.
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[@jeromecabral192]

They are all now on 80s on the 8s. I listen everyday

[@chuckppyro3137]

Thanks for uploading.
We got MTV about a year after it started.
Before MTV the only video's i watched were on HBO's Take 5,
They would play a music video before a movie started.

[@davidcolumbia5792]

Aaahhhh! The Golden age of MTV! Where the VJs were as big as the rock stars they helped promote. Does anyone watch it anymore 40 + years later?!

[@TheSenselt]

Is it still on? Not the same if so…I remember you could call ,give your address …git a list with videos with three numbered codes…then you could call 1800# …punch the #’s and they would play your selection…. Def lep, The clash, etc.

[@AM-br4ix]

Loved MTV….

[@gicandathomas606]

Love Y'all Still. 😊❤

[@roxannefebuary6823]

I had that bright red with yellow yellow letters jacket in the early 80s. I loved that jacket and people ooooh and awwww. Until one day I was walking between classes up the stairs and a boy said I looked like a big bottle of ketchup. Needless to say I never wore again.

[@MikeM-vx8hf]

Maths Quinn is still a cutie! Always had a crush on her! 😊

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

The voices haven't changed one bit.

[@rosepetaldrone3226]

Who gives a fu*k

[@elperrroverde]

Well balanced group MTV was great for a few years and then not