WSB’s Scott Slade is being honored with a nomination for The Radio Hall of Fame -- and you could help him get inducted.

Listeners have until July 28th to cast their vote for Scott Slade, who is nominated in the 'Spoken Word On-Air Personality' category alongside three other nominees.

How to vote:

• Cast your vote by texting the message 60 to 877-370-VOTE (8683). One vote is permitted per cell phone number.
• Votes may also be received at www.radiovote.com, where listeners can cast just one vote per email address. Visit the previously mentioned link, or CLICK HERE to vote.

Inductees will be revealed on Monday, August 5th.

As host of ‘Atlanta’s Morning News,’ Scott Slade has led consistently one of the highest-rated radio programs in metro Atlanta for more than 20 years.

Scott is a rare two-time winner of the National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Award as Best Radio Personality in America in both major and large markets.

“Atlanta’s Morning News with Scott Slade” has won several awards since its inception in 1991, including the national Edward R. Murrow Award as Best Radio Newscast in the nation.

Nearly 20 years ago, Scott initiated the WSB Radio Care-a-Thon for the AFLAC Cancer Center at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, raising millions to fight children’s cancer and blood disorders.

Scott’s extensive career in media began almost 50 years ago. As a producer, helicopter traffic reporter, and show host, Scott has been with WSB Radio since 1984.

Since starting his broadcasting career at the age of 15, Scott has won numerous news, programming and advertising awards.

Scott earned his first award in 1971 -- The Associated Press’ “News Interpretation” honor -- for a weekly program in which he and other young journalists interviewed ‘news-makers’ on a local radio station. He is an Atlanta native and graduate of Georgia State University.