Belinda's has been a familiar voice in Atlanta radio for nearly 15 years. In 2000, the Atlanta Business Chronicle named Belinda the second most poplar female radio personality behind B98.5FM's Vicki Locke.

Born and raised in the North Georgia mountain town of Blue Ridge, Belinda attended Reinhardt College and later the University of Georgia. At UGA, Belinda double majored in Broadcasting and Interior Design, spending one semester in Cortona, Italy, studying art. She spent another semester in Chattanooga, Tennessee completing an internship in TV news.

Upon graduation from the University of Georgia, Belinda chose a career in radio working first as a country music disc jockey at a small AM station in Cumming. Belinda concedes she loved the job, but to this day generally loathes country music. To amuse herself, she would talk to the request line callers on the air and soon learned that her calling was in talk radio.

Belinda joined News/Talk 750 WSB in April of 1992 as a phone screnner for the Clark Howard Show. Her big break came when Neal Boortz's producer at the time left WSB to begin a family and Belinda was promoted to producer/phone screener of the Boortz show.

The Neal Boortz Show is one of the most popular radio talk shows in America with an average weekly audience of nearly six million listeners.

In 2001, Atlanta Magazine honored Belinda as a recipient of the prestigious Women Making a Mark award for her contributions to the community.

Belinda lives in Atlanta with her husband Clark and their two sons.