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Ms. Jackson

Ms. Jackson is A: Nasty B: 'Fo real C: a music head? The correct answer kids is D: ALL OF THE ABOVE!!!!

She got her start working as a hopeful intern at KUBE in Seattle and made the big jump to New York City in 1998 to work in the music department at VH1. Now she resides in the 415 area code (San Francisco for ya'll that don't know) working as the Urge Director of Rock/Pop and Radio programming.

Ms. Jackson loves all types of music from A Tribe Called Quest to Coldplay to Nina Simone. "I'm so lucky to have the job that I do. I get paid to listen to music...AMAZING".