Herman Cain grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. His The dream was realized in a modest brick house on Albert Street in Atlanta, Georgia. The second dream was realized when Herman graduated from Morehouse College with a degree in mathematics in 1967. His brother, Thurman, would go on to graduate from Morris Brown College.

Inspired by the work ethic and character of his parents, Herman continued his education by earning his Master's degree from Purdue University while working full-time developing fire control systems for ships and fighter planes for the Department of the Navy. Herman returned to his home of Atlanta to begin working for the Coca-Cola Company. After considerable success at Coca-Cola, he moved to the Pillsbury Company. Within a short period of time, Herman rose to position of Vice President, eventually rising to regional vice president of Pillsbury's Burger King division.

Next - Herman's biggest challenge -accepting the call to become President and CEO of Godfather's Pizza, a company teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. In just over one year, Godfather's was profitable and he and his management team bought out the company. His professional successes garnered the respect of industry peers who named him the President of the National Restaurant Association.

In 1994, as head of the National Restaurant Association, Herman challenged President Clinton on the business impact of health care reform. Newsweek dubbed Cain the "primary saboteur of HillaryCare." This led to his acceptance of a position on the Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, and he was subsequently elected their chairman.

Prior to his 2012 run for the GOP Presidential nomination, Cain hosted his own three-hour talk show on Atlanta's 750AM and 95.5FM News/Talk WSB. And now he has expanded his reach into all corners of America with his national radio show syndicated by Dial Global.

Herman Cain is blunt, brash, confident and charismatic; he is as entertaining and passionate on the air as he is on the road. He'll disseminate the headlines and give it to you straight-with humor, with passion and with heart