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Media Personality | Voice Over Talent | Social Media Strategist

Indira Wilburn Bio

A Chicago native, Indira Wilburn is best known as “Lola Star,” an American media personality, voice over

talent and social media strategist. She possesses a unique, captivating, unmatched sultry voice in radio and

television broadcasting. She can be heard on local and national radio commercials, video narrations and voicemail

messages. In 1998, she began a career in radio broadcasting at WQHH-FM in Lansing, Michigan. At that time, she

developed herself as a charismatic, comical, fun-loving radio personality who can entertain a wide range of

audiences. She is noted for her on-air persona to be remarkably similar to her real personality.

Indira has established herself and became a sought-after

media professional. She is an advocate and educator of radio,

television and film. Through the years, her career has led to

securing several positions for national entertainment sectors as a

concert promoter, marketing manager at Urban Vibe Entertainment and music review editor for Rhapsody in Black Magazine. In 2000, she was offered an opportunity in Philadelphia

and was the senior program administrator at WYBE, and

contributing writer for Quintessence Multimedia. Later, she

embarked on the expansion of her career in television management

and production while working as a TV studio producer for

PhillyCAM. In addition, she created, produced and served as

casting director for two TV pilots: “Uncommon Transformations,”

and “Twenty-One.” In 2012, she went back on the air as the radio

personality and health correspondent for “On the Reel Radio-TV" Show.

Indira is the Social Media Director and Board Member for the Philadelphia Independent Film and Video Association, (PIFVA). She oversees and manages social media campaigns for independent films. She is an active

member of the Philadelphia Black Public Relations Society (PBPRS), Philadelphia Women in Film and Television (PWIFT), and Co-Chair of Philly Film and Video Industry Network Group. Outside the entertainment

industry, she has an extensive background in engineering. Indira graduated from Drexel University where she

received a Master of Science in Television Management and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Prairie

View A&M University.