By The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

The historic Greenwood Avenue was buzzing once again as the highly anticipated Black Wall Street Brunch Club (BWSBC) made its bold return—this time with a fresh twist, strong voices, and meaningful conversation. Hosted by the dynamic Starr Fisher, Co-Owner and Chief Operations Executive of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, the BWSBC brunch is far more than just a meal—it’s a movement.

Starr, also affectionately known as Honour’s mom, brings a legacy of excellence, leadership, and creativity to the table. Known for her talents as a singer and respected for her business acumen, Starr originally launched the Black Wall Street Brunch Club years ago at her restaurant, Manhattan on Brookside, where guests were treated to soulful dishes and a soul-stirring atmosphere. Now, she’s bringing that same magic back to Greenwood—served with purpose.

The kickoff brunch was nothing short of powerful. Gathering changemakers, thought leaders, and advocates, the event brought together:

Dr. Angela K Chambers, Founder & CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

Raittia Rogers, author and public speaker

Elnora Brown, counselor, coach, and voice of healing

Business owners and community advocates Corey and Kim Street, Carmen Pettie

Pastor Sheree Whitside, spiritual leader and community builder

And as a special highlight, Steven Williams, President of the National Juneteenth Observance Foundation and Board Member of Project 1619, joined the table. A proud descendant of Tulsa’s historic Greenwood community—famously known as the original Black Wall Street—Williams offered historical context, heartfelt wisdom, and a reminder of why these conversations matter.

Set to be a monthly event, the BWSBC will air on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG and Facebook, broadcasting the brilliance and real talk happening at the brunch table straight to the community.

“This isn’t just a brunch—it’s a platform,” Starr shared. “We’re combining food, culture, conversation, and action. It’s about remembering our legacy while moving forward with strength and unity.”

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The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: The Voice of Greenwood “Rebuilding Black Wall Street, one beat at a time.”

This Thursday, April 17 at 9:00 AM CST, Dr. Angela K. Chambers welcomes Elnora Brown, Girl Talk – For Women in a Healing Journey, airing live on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. Join us for an uplifting and transformative conversation designed to equip women with practical tools, heartfelt encouragement, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Meet Our Guest: Elnora Brown

Elnora Brown is a seasoned women’s empowerment coach, speaker, and community advocate. With over a decade of experience guiding women through life’s most challenging transitions, she has built a reputation for blending compassionate insight with actionable strategies. Elnora holds a master’s in counseling psychology and is the founder of Girl Talk, she provides free workshops and peer‑support circles for women recovering from trauma, grief, and burnout.

What You’ll Hear

On this special episode, Elnora will dive into:

• Foundations of Self‑Care: Why prioritizing your own well‑being is not selfish—and how simple daily rituals can rebuild your resilience.

• Navigating Life’s Crossroads: Practical steps for embracing change, whether you’re starting a new career, healing from loss, or redefining relationships.

• Building Your Support Network: Tips for cultivating authentic connections and finding mentors who champion your growth.

• Harnessing Inner Strength: Exercises to tap into your personal power and move from survival to thriving.

Through personal stories and real‑world examples, Elnora will demonstrate how every setback can become a springboard for deeper healing and greater self‑discovery.

Why Tune In?

Girl Talk – For Women in a Healing Journey is more than a conversation piece—it’s a sisterhood in sound. Each week, Dr. Angela K. Chambers and her guests share candid conversations about mental health, relationships, entrepreneurship, and community uplift. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, practical guidance, or simply a reminder that you’re not alone, Girl Talk offers a safe space to learn, reflect, and grow.

How to Listen

Live Stream: Visit www.thegreenwoodbeat.com and click “Listen Live”

Girl Talk: Elnora Brown Empowers Women on a Healing Journey

Social: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for show highlights and replay links.

“When women heal together, we heal our families, our communities, and ultimately our world.” — Elnora Brown

Don’t miss this powerful conversation with Elnora Brown—set your reminder for Thursday, April 17 at 9 AM CST, and join us as we continue rebuilding Black Wall Street one story, one healing journey at a time.

— The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: The Voice of Greenwood

We’re “Rebuilding Black Wall Street one beat at a time.”

The Greenwood Chamber of Commerce invites entrepreneurs, creatives, and small business owners to showcase their products and services at an exciting Merchant Market on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 9 AM to 5 PM in the Greenwood Courtyard, located at 122 N Greenwood Ave, Tulsa, OK 74106.

Set in the heart of Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District, also known as “Black Wall Street,” this event is more than just a marketplace — it’s a call to rebuild, restore, and reignite the spirit of Black entrepreneurship.

This is a powerful opportunity for businesses without brick-and-mortar locations to gain visibility, build connections, and engage with the community in one of the most iconic and resilient places in American history.

Why This Market Matters

Founded in 1926, the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce is approaching its 100-year anniversary in 2026. As the proud steward of the last ten original buildings from Black Wall Street, the Chamber has been a beacon of hope and preservation.

Under the leadership of Dr. Freeman Culver III, the Chamber has faced and overcome tremendous challenges, including saving the district from bankruptcy, while continuing to push forward with bold initiatives that support entrepreneurs and preserve history.

Today, the Chamber is home to over 50 businesses, including the Greenwood Women’s Business Center,  The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Oklahoma’s first and only woman-owned radio station on historic Greenwood Avenue and many more.

Who Should Sign Up

• Local and regional entrepreneurs
• Makers, artisans, and creatives
• Food and product vendors
• New and established business owners

Whether you’re launching a new product, promoting your services, or just getting started — this is your chance to stand on sacred ground and connect with customers in a meaningful way.

Reserve Your Spot

Vendor space is now open!

Scan the QR code on the flyer or sign up directly here:

Vendor Sign-Up Link

https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C0E4CA5A72AA2FFC43-56279851-deep

For questions or more information, please call 918-284-1972.

Let’s rebuild Black Wall Street one business at a time.

Join us on April 26th and be part of history in the making.

Presented by the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce

In the heart of the Original Black Wall Street.

By: The Greenwood Beat – WFPG:

The Voice of Greenwood

Empowering Women in Healing: Elnora Brown Joins Ask Angela on April 17th

By The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

Get ready for a powerful and transformative conversation on the next episode of Ask Angela airing Thursday, April 17th on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG! Host Dr. Angela K. Chambers will welcome special guest Elnora Brown, founder of Girl Talk – For Women in a Healing Journey.

This episode is part of the ongoing Empowering Women series, where real stories, tough conversations, and practical tools are shared to uplift women navigating the paths of recovery, self-discovery, and growth.

Elnora Brown brings heartfelt insight, raw truth, and a passion for helping women rise from painful pasts. Through her work with Girl Talk, she has created a safe space for women to heal, be heard, and be whole.

“We’re going to talk about the journey, the challenges, and the breakthroughs,” says Dr. Angela K. Chambers. “This is for every woman who’s been through something and is finding her way back—stronger, wiser, and more empowered.”

Tune in LIVE at 9 AM CST on www.thegreenwoodbeat.com and join the conversation that’s bigger than radio—it’s about community, connection, and courage.

Don’t miss it!

Special Guest: Elnora Brown – Girl Talk

Host: Dr. Angela K. Chambers

Show: Ask Angela

Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025

Time: 9 AM CST

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TULSA, OK — On May 31 and June 1, 2025, a new chapter will be written on historic Greenwood Avenue—one of revival, resistance, and reverence. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Oklahoma’s first and only Black woman-owned radio station, proudly presents Greenwood Literary Voices: Honoring Stories, Honoring History, a national two-day book event set on the sacred soil of Black Wall Street.

This powerful literary experience invites Black authors from across the country to share their books, amplify their voices, and sign on a street once silenced by tragedy and oppression. It is more than a book event—it is a cultural restoration.

> “After the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, our people weren’t allowed to speak, let alone write,” said Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder & CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG.

“We’re reclaiming that right. This is about being seen, heard, and honored.”

Greenwood Literary Voices is a platform for Black excellence in every genre—from fiction and poetry to memoir, self-help, and business guides. It is a call to authors, dreamers, educators, healers, and historians to stand where legacy was once destroyed—and rebuild it, word by word.

What Participating Authors Receive:

• 30-minute live segment to talk about their book
• Book signing opportunity on Greenwood Avenue
• Live interview with Dr. Angela K. Chambers broadcast on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG
• National promotion on social media, radio, and press channels
• Lunch provided each day
• Inclusion in the Greenwood Literary Voices Author Guide
• The honor of writing into history

Registration is $275 and includes both days of author exposure, media coverage, and professional hospitality.

Limited spots available.

Authors are encouraged to register early to secure placement and begin media promotion.

Contact: askangela@thegreenwoodbeat.com

Website: www.thegreenwoodbeat.com

Social Tags: #GreenwoodLiteraryVoices #BlackWallStreetBooks #ReclaimThePen #WriteOutLoud #TheGreenwoodBeat

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Ask Angela and The Greenwood Beat – WFPG Presents National Book Event “Greenwood Literary Voices” May 31 & June 1 on Historic Black Wall Street

TULSA, OK — The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Oklahoma’s first and only Black woman-owned radio station on historic Greenwood Avenue, is proud to announce Greenwood Literary Voices: Honoring Stories, Honoring History, a two-day national literary experience taking place May 31 and June 1, 2025, in the heart of what was once known as Black Wall Street.

This historic book event is designed to spotlight diverse authors from across the nation in a powerful celebration of storytelling, culture, and legacy. The event includes author presentations, live interviews, book signings, media coverage, and community engagement—all on the historic grounds of Greenwood Avenue.

 “After the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Black voices were silenced—told not to speak, not to write, not to remember out loud. Greenwood Literary Voices is a restoration of that voice, a reclaiming of the right to tell our stories boldly and freely,” said Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG.

Each participating author will receive a 30-minute spotlight segment, a featured book signing session, and a live on-air interview with Dr. Chambers. The event will be broadcast on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG and live streamed across social media platforms. Author registration is $275 and includes all features plus lunch each day.

The event will coincide with the citywide observance of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, now officially recognized by Tulsa’s first Black mayor. Greenwood Literary Voices seeks to bring national awareness to the importance of storytelling—not just as a form of art, but as an act of resistance, healing, and community building.

Authors, readers, press, and community members are encouraged to attend.

Space is limited for authors. To register, contact: askangela@thegreenwoodbeat.com.

For press credentials or interview inquiries, please email the address above.

About The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is the first Black woman-owned radio station in Oklahoma, broadcasting from historic Greenwood Avenue in Tulsa. The station is dedicated to restoring legacy, uplifting community voices, and rebuilding Black Wall Street one beat at a time.

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J. FRENCH HITS #1 ON AMAZON – PASSES KENDRICK LAMAR AND WILL SMITH

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG celebrates Oklahoma artist’s chart-topping success and cultural impact

Tulsa, OK – Oklahoma artist and lyrical powerhouse J. French has officially claimed the #1 spot on Amazon’s Rap & Hip-Hop Best Sellers chart with his project “I Don’t Believe In Bad Days.” Surpassing industry icons like Kendrick Lamar and Will Smith, J. French is showing the world that independent, authentic artistry from Oklahoma can lead the charts and redefine the culture.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Oklahoma’s first woman-owned radio station on historic Greenwood Avenue, is proud to spotlight J. French and his creative genius. His past work speaks volumes, and his latest project proves he’s not only a musical force — he’s a movement.

His impactful “Cancel Race” campaign — calling for healing, unity, and breaking racial constructs — is currently airing on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. The campaign aligns with the station’s mission to restore, rebuild, and amplify the voices of Black America, beginning with Greenwood.

“This is more than a chart-topper,” said Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. “J. French is a vessel for change and expression. His music, message, and movement are shifting narratives and making history — just like the original Black Wall Street did.”

Listeners are encouraged to stream his catalog, support his music, and pre-order his upcoming releases.

Tune in to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG to hear J. French’s Cancel Race campaign and join the movement.

About The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

Founded by Dr. Angela K. Chambers, WFPG is the first woman-owned radio station on historic Greenwood Avenue, dedicated to preserving the legacy of Black Wall Street while elevating voices, stories, and sounds that inspire change. Learn more at www.thegreenwoodbeat.com.

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The People Are Talking: Let’s Run That Back — Ask Angela with Dr. Jennettie Marshall and Charity Marcus Calls for Part 2.

When two powerful voices like Dr. Jennettie Marshall and Charity Marcus sit down at the mic, you know it’s going to be good—but the recent Ask Angela interview exceeded expectations and struck a major chord in the community.

Listeners tuned in to a bold, necessary, and refreshingly honest conversation about the current state of Tulsa Public Schools (TPS). From boardroom decisions to grassroots advocacy, Dr. Marshall and Marcus brought the facts, the fire, and the focus we need right now.

The show was so impactful, the phones rang, the inbox filled, and the people made it clear: WE NEED A PART 2.

Why? Because the conversation isn’t over.

Dr. Jennettie Marshall, a TPS Board Member and community pillar, broke down truths with clarity and conviction. Charity Marcus, known for her fearless advocacy and policy insight, dropped gems that had listeners nodding in agreement and demanding more. Their perspectives weren’t just educational—they were transformational.

Accountability. Transparency. Community. Solutions. All of that and more was served in Part 1. But with so many more layers to the challenges (and opportunities) within TPS, one show simply isn’t enough.

So what’s next?

Part 2 is coming. And trust—it will go even deeper.

Expect more discussion on:

• The state audit and what it means for the future

• How parents and students can get involved right now

• What real accountability looks like

• Creating a culture of excellence in education

Let’s keep the momentum going.

Stay locked in with Ask Angela on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Oklahoma’s first Black woman-owned radio station, broadcasting from historic Greenwood Avenue.

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