Nia Noelle became interested in the field of broadcasting during her sophomore year of high school.  She auditioned and was selected as District Spokesperson of Norman High School's Channel 29. She found herself totally enmeshed in the area of media by learning to deliver news packages and hosting a weekly news broadcast.

Upon graduation Nia Noelle, enrolled in the William Fulbright School of Arts in Broadcasting Journalism at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Her focus was primarily on television broadcasting but noticed there was a void at the university. She was instrumental in the launching of UATV Jamz and KXUA-FM. Nia Noelle became the Director of Multicultural Affairs at UATV and hosted a mainstream urban show at KXUA-FM. 

In 2000, Nia Noelle took the midday position at then Urban AC formatted WCCG-FM/Carson Communications in Fayetteville, North Carolina. After a short time WCCG changed its format to mainstream Urban and Nia Noelle was promoted to Promotions Director. Along with the format changes Nia Noelle was moved from middays to co-host the local morning show. She co-hosted the Vic and Ronnie Morning Show as Ronnie Rio for nearly three years. While serving as Promotions Director, Nia Noelle brought many new and innovative ideas to Carson Communications. In 2002 Nia Noelle took on the duties of "Carolina's Regional Reporter" for BRE Magazine. Nia Noelle wrote about all the radio and records activity in North and South Carolina for two years under the name of Ronnie Rio. 

After a five year stint, Nia Noelle left Carson Communications to join the Cumulus family at WHRP-FM in Huntsville, Alabama. In May 2006, Nia Noelle got the call to come home to her birth state of Ohio and join the family at WCKX-FM Power 107.5  Nia Noelle’s long term professional goal is to grow by working with experienced professionals that take a hands-on approach with their teams to achieve the organization’s goals.  Nia Noelle also has also made plans to venture into other avenues of media in the near future.