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TULSA, OK — Sunday mornings on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG are filled with soul-stirring praise, timeless gospel hits, and messages of faith that uplift and encourage. Whether you’re starting your day with quiet reflection or preparing for worship, WFPG brings a full day of gospel programming designed to feed your spirit and strengthen your walk.

From the early hours of the morning until nightfall, listeners are treated to a powerful lineup of gospel content that blends the classics with contemporary voices and faith-filled conversations. Here’s what you can expect every Sunday on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG:

🎶 Sunday Gospel Lineup on WFPG:

5:00 AM – Sunday Morning Old School Gospels

Start your day with the sweet sounds of traditional gospel — the kind that stirs the soul and sets the tone for a blessed day.

10:00 AM – The Larry W. Robinson Show

A trusted voice in gospel media, Larry brings his signature blend of gospel music, artist features, and impactful interviews.

12:00 PM – The Old Landmark Gospel Hour

Travel back to the roots of gospel with this hour of historic church sounds, hand-clapping rhythms, and messages of hope with host, the Gospel Diva, Shonda English.

1:30 PM – Trumpet on Greenwood with Minister Alvin Muhammad

A powerful voice in the community, Minister Muhammad shares messages of faith, restoration, and truth from the heart of Greenwood.

4:00 PM – The New Artist Profile with Tony-D

Discover the future of gospel as Tony-D introduces fresh talent, emerging gospel artists, and rising anthems of faith.

6:00 PM – Jaye Harmon’s Top Gospel 30

Count down today’s top gospel hits with Jaye Harmon, delivering the best in gospel music with energy and inspiration.

7:00 PM – Sunday Gospels

Wind down your evening with a final serving of Sunday praise featuring listener favorites and gospel greats.

📡 Tune In and Be Inspired

You can listen live online at www.thegreenwoodbeat.com or simply say,

“Alexa, play The Greenwood Beat – WFPG.”

Whether you’re looking for comfort, connection, or celebration, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is your Sunday soundtrack for spiritual elevation.

Stay connected. Stay inspired. Stay on the Beat — The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

For interviews, sponsorships, or gospel music submissions, contact: info@thegreenwoodbeat.com

On Thursday night, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG welcomed a powerful and enlightening Open Mic conversation led by Attorney Khadijat Oluwatoyin, Founder of Community Act. The event brought together passionate voices, including representatives from Grand Mental Health and Family & Children Services, for a candid discussion about mental health and the myths surrounding counseling in the Black community.

While the show ended officially, the dialogue didn’t. The conversation was so engaging and impactful that it continued for almost an additional hour off-air—a true testament to the importance and urgency of the topic.

Dr. Angela K. Chambers, CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, joined the ladies as they explored deeper ways to bring information and resources to the community. Together, they identified underserved areas, discussed solutions, and laid out ideas to reach those who still carry skepticism around seeking counseling and mental health support.

Mental health services remain drastically underutilized in the Black community, often due to stigma, fear, or a lack of information. But this Open Mic session proved that when safe spaces are created, healing begins.

This is just the beginning. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Attorney Khadijat Oluwatoyin, Grand Mental Health, and Family & Children Services are committed to continuing the conversation, providing education, and giving the community a voice. The mic is open—and so is the path to healing.

🎤 Want to be a part of the conversation or join the journey to healing?
Email: info@thegreenwoodbeat.com

Tulsa, let’s do this—together.

In a time when our communities are seeking answers, understanding, and forward movement, it has become clear: healing must be intentional. And healing starts with conversation.

Tonight at 6 PM CST, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG invites you to a special Open Mic Night featuring Attorney Khadijat A. Oluwatoyin and Dr. Angela K. Chambers, with the powerful theme: “Time for Healing.” This timely dialogue is more than a conversation—it’s a step forward in community healing and resolution.

Attorney Oluwatoyin, known for her integrity, compassion, and legal advocacy, will guide us through a conversation rooted in justice, accountability, and hope.

>“Before we can rebuild trust, we must create safe spaces where truth can be told—and heard,” said Oluwatoyin. “We need real conversations rooted in empathy and action.”

As the heart of the historic Greenwood District continues to beat with legacy and resilience, this conversation could not come at a better time. After generations of silence, injustice, and systemic barriers, it’s time to begin again—together.

Dr. Angela K. Chambers, founder of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, emphasized,

“We don’t just want to talk about healing—we want to lead it. And that means welcoming hard truths, embracing resolution, and holding space for each other.”

Tonight’s Open Mic Night will create a space for open expression, heartfelt listening, and the kind of dialogue that leads to real change.

🎙️ Join Us Tonight – July 10, 2025

🕕 6 PM CST

📍 On The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

🌐 www.greenwoodbeat.com

Let’s rise, let’s talk, and let’s heal. Together.

#TheGreenwoodBeat #WFPG #OpenMicNight #CommunityHealing #VoiceOfGreenwood #TimeForHealing #AttorneyOluwatoyin #AngelaKChambers #BlackWallStreetRebuilt #TimeToHeal #GreenwoodStrong

At The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, we’re thrilled to celebrate an exciting milestone—2.4K Facebook followers and counting! 🎉

This incredible growth is not just a number—it’s a reflection of the powerful voices, shared stories, and unwavering support from YOU, our community. From historic Greenwood Avenue to supporters around the globe, your likes, shares, comments, and tags have helped elevate our platform and expand our mission of rebuilding Black Wall Street one beat at a time.

Each new follower represents another step forward in our commitment to amplify Black voices, preserve culture, empower entrepreneurship, and spotlight the heartbeat of Tulsa and beyond. Whether you’ve tuned in to one of our talk shows, participated in a campaign, or simply told a friend about us, you’re a part of this movement.

Help Us Keep Growing

We’re just getting started—and your engagement matters. Here’s how you can help us grow even more:

🔁 Share our content with your network

❤️ Like, comment, and engage with our posts

📣 Tell others to follow @TheGreenwoodBeat on Facebook

📻 Tune in daily at www.thegreenwoodbeat.com

Thank You for Riding This Beat with Us

To every listener, supporter, host, guest, advertiser, and cheerleader behind the scenes—thank you. Your belief in the mission of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG means everything.

Let’s keep making noise, telling our stories, and shining a light on Black excellence. From 24K… to 100K and beyond!

Follow. Engage. Share. Be the Beat.

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— The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

Rebuilding Black Wall Street, One Beat at

a Time.

Today, on the sacred grounds of historic Greenwood, family, friends, and members of the community gathered to celebrate the life of Isaiah Knight. The heartfelt services were filled with love, memories, and an outpouring of support for a life gone too soon.

Held in the very district that has long symbolized strength and resilience, the ceremony was both a reflection of Isaiah’s impact and a reminder of the importance of unity in times of sorrow. Tears were shed, hugs exchanged, and prayers lifted for healing and peace.

Isaiah Knight’s passing has left a profound mark on those who knew him. As the Greenwood community mourns together, we also commit to remembering his light and honoring the legacy he leaves behind.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG extends our deepest condolences to the Knight family. We are holding you close in thought and prayer. May God comfort your hearts and give you peace beyond understanding during this time.

We also continue to pray for the entire community—especially the youth—who are facing unimaginable loss far too often. Let us wrap our arms around one another and recommit to being a village, offering guidance, protection, and love.

Rest in Power, Isaiah Knight.

Your life mattered. Your name will not be forgotten.

At The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, our hearts are heavy as we send love, light, and prayers to the people of Texas. Whether impacted by natural disasters, senseless violence, or moments of great uncertainty and heartbreak, we stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the Lone Star State.

Historic Greenwood Avenue, once devastated by tragedy and rebuilt by unwavering faith and resilience, knows all too well the power of prayer and the importance of community support. As a radio station born out of legacy and purpose, we extend that same spirit of hope and healing to Texas today.

To those mourning, we pray for comfort.
To those rebuilding, we pray for strength.
To the first responders and volunteers, we pray for protection and clarity.
And to every heart that’s heavy, we pray for peace that surpasses understanding.

Let this be a time where love rises above fear and unity stands taller than destruction.

We encourage our listeners to pause and lift Texas in prayer today. If you’re able, reach out, donate, or support efforts that are bringing relief and restoration to affected areas.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is more than a radio station — we’re a voice for the people. And today, that voice speaks one message clearly: Texas, we see you. We hear you. We stand with you.

#PrayersForTexas
#TheGreenwoodBeat
#WeStandTogether
#FromTulsaToTexas

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In the heart of Tulsa’s historic Greenwood District, where resilience and Black excellence are etched into every corner, stands a business that embodies the soul of Black Wall Street — Black Wall Street Tees & Souvenirs, owned and operated by Cleo Harris, Jr., a proud descendant of the original Greenwood community.

More than just a retail shop, Black Wall Street Tees & Souvenirs is a cultural landmark. Located in the Greenwood Business District, this small business offers visitors a tangible connection to one of the most significant African American communities in U.S. history. From custom-designed t-shirts and hoodies to powerful statement pieces, accessories, and educational souvenirs, every item sold in the store reflects pride, purpose, and powerful storytelling.

Cleo Harris, Jr. has committed himself not just to entrepreneurship, but to historical preservation. As a descendant of those who lived, worked, and thrived in Greenwood before and after the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Harris’s mission is deeply personal. His store is a tribute — a living, breathing celebration of a community that, despite tragedy, refused to be erased.

Visitors to Black Wall Street Tees & Souvenirs don’t just walk into a store; they walk into a journey. With Harris often on hand to share insights and educate guests, the shop has become a must-visit destination for tourists, educators, students, and those seeking a deeper understanding of Black Wall Street’s powerful legacy.

Harris’s work extends beyond the walls of his business. He is frequently engaged in community events, school visits, and public speaking opportunities, ensuring the Greenwood story continues to be told — truthfully and unapologetically.

Whether you’re looking to honor the legacy of Black Wall Street, support a Black-owned business, or take home a meaningful piece of history, Black Wall Street Tees & Souvenirs is more than a stop — it’s a statement.

📍 Visit the Store:
101 N. Greenwood Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74120
📞 Phone: +1 (918) 523-0608
📧 Email: bwsteestulsa@gmail.com
🌐 Website: bwstees.com

Support Legacy. Wear History. Shop Black Wall Street Tees & Souvenirs.
#SupportBlackBusiness #GreenwoodTulsa #BlackWallStreet #LegacyMatters #TheGreenwoodBeatApproved

Tulsa, OK – July 2025 — The Greenwood Beat – WFPG proudly stood in full support of Raittia Rogers on the final night of her breathtaking and transformative stage production, I Broke Out of Prison. As Tulsa’s historic and trailblazing woman-owned radio station, The Greenwood Beat continues to champion powerful voices and truth-tellers in the community — and Raittia Rogers is undoubtedly one of them.

From opening night to curtain close, Raittia’s groundbreaking playwright, which dives deep into the emotional and spiritual journey of liberation from mental, emotional, and physical “prisons,” has captivated audiences with truth, pain, healing, and hope. The cast — a mix of first-time performers and gifted community members — delivered unforgettable performances that stirred the soul and encouraged powerful conversations long after the final bow.

On the final evening of the opening weekend, the energy in the building was electric. The Greenwood Beat’s own Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO, was present in full support and brought her grandson Jeremiah to experience the magnitude of storytelling and community upliftment on stage. “This production is not just a play — it’s a movement,” said Dr. Chambers. “Raittia Rogers is showing us what it looks like to turn pain into purpose and story into strategy.”

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG has continued to amplify voices like Raittia’s through radio interviews, community support, and promotional platforms. The partnership is a testament to the station’s mission of restoring the freedom to speak, perform, and be heard — especially for Black voices whose stories were once silenced in the very same historic Greenwood District.

As the curtains closed on this chapter of I Broke Out of Prison, there was no doubt that the journey is only beginning. The Greenwood Beat is excited to walk alongside Raittia in what’s next — whether it’s expanding the stage production, taking it on tour, or continuing the work of healing through storytelling.

To learn more about upcoming performances, support the production, or connect with Raittia Rogers, visit The Greenwood Beat – WFPG to tune in for exclusive interviews and coverage. Connect with Raittia on her website, www.raittiarogers.com

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: The Voice of Greenwood. The Sound of Revival.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG proudly invites you to tune in every Sunday at 1:30 PM CST for “Trumpet on Greenwood,” a powerful and purpose-driven talk show hosted by Minister Alvin Muhammad. Known for his wisdom, strength, and community leadership, Minister Muhammad brings bold truth and unwavering passion to the mic as he continues his mission of “Sounding the alarm.”

Through compelling dialogue, insight, and calls to action, Trumpet on Greenwood addresses pressing issues in our communities—spiritual, social, and cultural. This show isn’t just talk—it’s a rallying cry for justice, unity, and transformation.

As the Chief Sustainability Officer of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Minister Muhammad is deeply committed to rebuilding Black Wall Street and awakening the community to rise with purpose, faith, and strategy. With each broadcast, he seeks to empower listeners with knowledge and inspire change from within.

📍 WHEN TO LISTEN

Sundays at 1:30 PM CST

Only on www.thegreenwoodbeat.com

Whether you’re tuning in from Tulsa or across the globe, Minister Muhammad brings a voice you don’t want to miss. Set your reminders, tell a friend, and get ready to be moved. This is more than a show—it’s a movement.

Trumpet on Greenwood: Sounding the Alarm—For the People, By the People, In the Spirit of Greenwood.

Follow The Greenwood Beat – WFPG and stay connected to the heartbeat of Black Wall Street.

#TrumpetOnGreenwood #MinisterAlvinMuhammad #TheGreenwoodBeat #SoundingTheAlarm #BlackWallStreet #WFPG #CommunityVoice #SundayRadio

At The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, we’re kicking off a powerful new way to promote your business, elevate your brand, and reach real people across the airwaves and online!

Introducing our All-in-One Advertising Special — a bold, affordable marketing package built for small business owners, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and service providers who are serious about visibility and value.

🎉 Only $375/month – Cancel Anytime
This flexible plan gives you high-impact exposure without the long-term commitment. It’s everything you need to promote your business — bundled into one easy package.

📣 What’s Included:

✅ One (1) professionally produced 30-second radio commercial played 5 times per day during peak listening hours for 30 days.

✅ One (1) featured article about your business published on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG blog and shared on our social platforms.

✅ Four (4) custom-branded graphics created just for your business — posted weekly on Facebook & Instagram.

✅ A Business Spotlight feature on-air and across our digital platforms — introducing you to our engaged and loyal audience.

Whether you’re announcing a launch, running a promotion, or simply reinforcing your brand, this campaign ensures your message is heard ad seen.

🌍 Broadcasting from the heart of historic Greenwood Avenue, we are Tulsa’s first and only Black woman-owned radio station, connecting culture, commerce, and community — locally and worldwide.

Now is the time to amplify your message on a platform built for impact. Tap into the rhythm of Greenwood and let your voice be heard!

👉 Lock in your All-in-One Advertising Special Now

⏳ Offer expires August 31, 2025. Don’t wait.

For questions or custom requests, email us at: sales@thegreenwoodbeat.com

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