Golden Victory: Lyric Love Brings Home Gold at SWAC Championship

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of Lyric Love, who recently captured First Place in the Women’s Hammer Throw at the SWAC Championship with a powerful 55.58-meter throw!

Lyric’s triumph is not only a victory for her university and team, but it’s also a moment of immense pride for The Greenwood Beat family. She is the beloved niece of our Co-Owner and Chief Operations Officer, Starr Fisher, making this win deeply personal and celebratory across our entire network.

Lyric Love – First Place – Women’s Hammer Throw at the SWAC Championship

The SWAC (Southwestern Athletic Conference) Championship is one of the most prestigious athletic competitions in collegiate sports, and Lyric’s record-setting performance cements her status as a rising star in track and field. Her focus, power, and dedication continue to inspire young athletes, especially women of color pursuing greatness in sports.

Starr Fisher shared, “We are beyond proud of Lyric. Watching her put in the work, stay disciplined, and now to see it pay off on such a big stage is amazing. She embodies what it means to represent legacy, excellence, and determination.”

Lyric’s golden throw is a win for her family, her team, and for Black excellence everywhere. Her journey is a reminder that greatness runs in the bloodline and that legacy is being built — one powerful throw at a time.

Stay tuned to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG for more updates on community champions like Lyric Love — because we don’t just report history, we celebrate those making it.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG Now Available on Alexa!

We are thrilled to announce that The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is now live on Alexa-enabled devices! Tuning in to your favorite shows and staying connected with the powerful voices and stories of Black Wall Street has never been easier.

Just say, “Alexa, play The Greenwood Beat radio station,” and you’re instantly connected to the heartbeat of Greenwood, Tulsa, and beyond.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG continues to pioneer Black-owned media by expanding our reach and bringing our community’s stories to the world. With our presence on Alexa, we are embracing innovative technology to make our programming accessible anytime, anywhere.

Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, shared her excitement:
“This is a monumental step forward in reclaiming and amplifying our voices. Being accessible on Alexa opens the door for even more listeners to experience the power of Black Wall Street’s legacy, and we are thrilled to continue growing our impact.”

How to Listen:

1. Simply say, “Alexa, play The Greenwood Beat radio station.”

2. Enjoy live shows, community updates, interviews, and more.

3. Share this amazing news with friends and family to keep the legacy of Black Wall Street thriving.

 

Join the Movement:

As we continue to build the future on the legacy of our past, we invite you to support, listen, and share. Be a part of the conversation. Be a part of history.

For more information, visit www.thegreenwoodbeat.com.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: Rebuilding Black Wall Street, One Beat at a Time.

 

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is Oklahoma’s first woman-owned and first-ever radio station on the historic Greenwood Avenue in Tulsa aka the original Black Wall Street. 

Dr. Angela K. Chambers Honored by NABJ Tulsa for Outstanding Leadership and Commitment

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG News Article

For Immediate Release

May 3, 2025

Dr. Angela K. Chambers Honored by NABJ Tulsa for Outstanding Leadership and Commitment

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG proudly celebrates our Founder and CEO, Dr. Angela K. Chambers, who was recently honored by the National Association of Black Journalists – Tulsa Chapter for her outstanding commitment, service, and unwavering support of Black media, storytelling, and community empowerment – Member of the Month.

After joining NABJ-Tulsa, Dr. Chambers immersed herself in the mission of connecting with other Black journalists, content creators, writers, and media visionaries committed to telling stories through the lens of Black culture. She quickly recognized the deep roots and powerful legacy of this organization, which celebrates 30 years of impact in 2025.

Motivated by that legacy, Dr. Chambers made it her mission to give back—leveraging her talents, voice, and platform at The Greenwood Beat – WFPG to help shine a spotlight on NABJ Tulsa. She has been intentional about bridging generations, celebrating founding members, and encouraging the rising wave of Black media professionals to boldly carry the torch forward.

What an amazing organization to join and participate in,” Dr. Chambers shared. “The members are workers, and that energy is contagious. It’s easy to be encouraged when you’re surrounded by those who are purpose-driven and pushing forward for our culture and community.”

As NABJ Tulsa approaches its historic 30th anniversary, we proudly echo their message: they are here to stay. The organization continues to be a cornerstone for Black journalists and storytellers, blending tradition with innovation and preparing for a future where Black voices are not only heard—but lead.

Be on the look out for NABJ Tulsa’s official 30th Anniversary Celebration! You are invited to witness and take part in this monumental moment in Black media history. Stay connected for updates!

Stay connected to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG for updates, interviews, and behind-the-scenes coverage of the upcoming celebration.

Photo: Meet the Press Day

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The Greenwood Beat – WFPG Launches Casting Call for Groundbreaking Men’s and Women’s Talk Shows”

Tulsa’s Black Wall Streets radio station, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is launching not one, but two dynamic talk show series to spotlight real conversations that move the community forward. The station is officially casting for 4 men and 5 women, ages 18 to 100, of all races and backgrounds, who are willing to sit at the mic and speak from the heart.

These new series—airing exclusively on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG and streaming online—will feature bold, open dialogue about issues that impact us all: from manhood and womanhood to politics, faith, race, love, identity, generational shifts, and community healing.

This is about breaking barriers and building bridges,” says Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. “We’re creating a space for the real, raw conversations we don’t always get to hear—but need to.”

Are you ready to be heard?

Apply today to be a panelist and help shape the conversation that will change lives and communities.

Apply online at bit.ly/TGBTALK2025 or email: info@thegreenwoodbeat.com with questions.

Deadline to apply: May 15, 2025

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is Oklahoma’s first woman-owned radio station on historic Greenwood Avenue, the original Black Wall Street.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is launching TWO bold, new talk shows! We’re looking for:

4 men and 5 women

Ages 18 to 100

All backgrounds, and perspectives welcome

Do you have a story to tell, a truth to share, or a perspective that can help build a better, more united community?

Are you ready for REAL TALK?

This is your chance to be part of a powerful, on-air conversation tackling life, identity, faith, politics, manhood, womanhood, community, race, and more. No fluff. Just the truth.

Apply by May 15, 2025

Apply online: bit.ly/TGBTALK2025

The Greenwood  Beat – WFPG

Rebuilding community, one conversation at a time.

#RealTalkGreenwood #GreenwoodVoices #HustoricGreenwood #BlackWallStreet

Treston Irby’s “Talkin Wit Trus” Premiered on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

Powerful and Emotional Response

Tulsa, OK – May 2, 2025The Greenwood Beat – WFPG made history once again with the highly anticipated premiere of “Talkin Wit Trus,” hosted by none other than Treston Irby of the iconic R&B group Hi-Five. Originally scheduled for Thursday, the premiere aired Friday, May 2, at 7 PM CST — and the audience showed up in a big way.

Listeners from all over tuned in by the hundreds, flooding the digital airwaves with support, gratitude, and heartfelt reactions. The energy was electric, but what truly captivated the audience was Irby’s realness. He spoke from the heart, unfiltered and unapologetic, touching on topics many avoid but desperately need to be addressed in the Black community.

From reflections on fame, life after the spotlight, and the untold story of Hi-Five, to deep discussions about men’s mental health, generational trauma, and community healing — the show struck a chord.

“He didn’t hold back.”

“Finally, someone is saying what needs to be said.”

“I didn’t know THAT about Hi-Five. This story matters.”

These are just a few of the comments that poured in during and after the show.

Due to the depth and necessity of these courageous conversations, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG officially moved the show to its permanent time slot:

Fridays at 9:00 PM CST

Treston Irby has stepped into more than just a hosting role — he’s accepted the challenge of using his platform to spark dialogue on subjects often silenced in Black families and communities. As he said during the premiere, “It serves no purpose for us to keep talking at each other. We have to start talking with each other — honestly.”

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is proud and excited to welcome Treston Irby to the family. His presence represents the mission of the station: to uplift, educate, and empower through authentic conversations that reflect the truth of Black culture, history, and healing.

Tune in every Friday at 9 PM CST at www.thegreenwoodbeat.com to catch Talkin Wit Trus” — a show you’ll feel in your spirit.

 

Dr. Angela K. Chambers Inspires at Meet the Press Day Workshop with Powerful Message on Storytelling and Legacy

Tulsa, OK – April 19, 2025 — The Meet the Press Day Workshop held at OSU-Tulsa was a powerful and engaging event that brought together D9 Leadership for dynamic conversations around media, messaging, and mission. One of the highlights of the event was the impactful presence of Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, who served as a featured panelist.

During the workshop, Dr. Chambers delivered key insights on contacting and reaching the media, sharing from her wealth of experience in media and community storytelling. She passionately emphasized the importance of creating platforms within our own communities to tell our stories—encouraging attendees to position their organizations as media outlets in their own right.

Even if mainstream media doesn’t pick up your story, you must still tell it,” Dr. Chambers stated, urging organizations to document their impact, craft their narrative, and become consistent content creators.

The session took an inspiring turn when an attendee asked Dr. Chambers about her journey as an author. She opened up about her family’s rich legacy—beginning with her great-grandfather, Neely Factory, one of Oklahoma’s first Black U.S. Deputy Marshals. She spoke proudly of her lineage of entrepreneurship, highlighting her late great uncle, Joe Phifer, who boldly opened a filling station in Oklahoma in the 1970s after returning from military service.

Dr. Chambers also shared the inspiration behind her latest release, Change Your Life in 21 Days of Good Habits—a self-guided resource and motivational tool for individuals seeking to realign and reset their lives with intention. “It’s more than a book,” she explained. “It’s a tool to help people reset—spiritually, emotionally, and physically.”

Order your copy today: https://payhip.com/b/IO3FQ

Dr. Chambers continues to be a driving force in amplifying voices and rebuilding Black Wall Street through her platform, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. Learn more at www.thegreenwoodbeat.com.

Girl Talk: Elnora Brown Empowers Women on a Healing Journey

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.”

 

Minister Alvin Muhammad: A Trumpet of Truth and Transformation on Historic Greenwood

From the very first day The Greenwood Beat – WFPG launched its airwaves, one voice has consistently echoed through the station with purpose, power, and passion: Minister Alvin Muhammad. As the Chief Sustainability Officer of Oklahoma’s first woman-owned radio station on the historic Greenwood Avenue, Minister Muhammad has played an instrumental role in laying the foundation and fueling the mission of this groundbreaking media outlet.

Not only has he been a steady hand in support, but also a pillar of strength behind the scenes. With financial contributions and an unwavering commitment, he built his signature show Trumpet on Greenwood, which proudly stands as the longest-running broadcasted show from the iconic Greenwood Avenue — once known as the original Black Wall Street.

Airing every Sunday at 1:30 PM CST, Trumpet on Greenwood is more than a radio show; it’s a movement. Minister Muhammad uses the platform to speak life into the community, offering wisdom, cultural insight, and truth designed to uplift and educate listeners across generations. Whether he’s discussing community issues, offering spiritual guidance, or highlighting Black excellence, his message resonates deeply with audiences seeking growth and empowerment.

But Minister Muhammad’s impact extends well beyond the microphone. As the founder of Superior Outdoor Services, Inc., he provides jobs and training opportunities in lawn maintenance and landscaping throughout the Tulsa metro area. His work in this field reflects his dedication not just to business, but to building people — giving others the tools to work, provide, and take pride in their skills.

A man of deep faith, Minister Muhammad is also a loving husband, devoted father, and a very proud grandfather. He is a mentor and a respected advocate, constantly urging the culture to strive for more, to rise above, and to build stronger futures rooted in unity and excellence.

His partnership with Dr. Angela K. Chambers, Founder and CEO of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, has been essential in the station’s growth and sustainability. Together, along with Co-Owner and COO, Starr Fisher, they continue to make history while honoring the legacy of those who came before — ensuring that Greenwood remains a beacon of strength and possibility.

As Dr. Chambers often says, The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is “Rebuilding Black Wall Street one beat at a time.” And with leaders like Minister Alvin Muhammad holding the trumpet, the message is clear and the mission is alive.

Tune in every Sunday at 1:30 PM CST to Trumpet on Greenwood on www.thegreenwoodbeat.com and experience the voice, the vision, and the vibration of a true community servant.

 

Experience the Power of Gospel Sunday on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG!

If you love gospel music and inspiring conversations, then Gospel Sunday on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is your new destination for uplifting sounds and empowering messages! We’ve curated an incredible lineup of gospel music and talk shows designed to nourish your soul, uplift your spirit, and inspire your journey.

From Old School Gospel to contemporary favorites, dynamic interviews, and thought-provoking discussions, Gospel Sunday on WFPG is where faith meets culture—all while celebrating the legacy of Greenwood and Black Wall Street.

 

🔥 The Gospel Sunday Lineup 🔥

5:00 AM CST – Old School Gospels

Start your Sunday with a powerful selection of classic gospel hits that paved the way for today’s artists.

10:00 AM CST – Larry W. Robinson Show

Hosted by the legendary Larry W. Robinson, this show delivers exclusive interviews, gospel insights, and inspiring messages.

 

12:00 PM CST – The Old Landmark Gospel Hour

Join Shonda English for an hour of traditional gospel favorites and soul-stirring music.

1:30 PM CST – Trumpet on Greenwood

Hosted by Minister Alvin Muhammad, this talk show brings powerful messages on faith, culture, leadership, and empowerment.

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

Discover the hottest emerging gospel artists as Tony D showcases new music, interviews, and industry insights.

6:00 PM CST – Jaye Harmon’s Top Gospel 30

Join Jaye Harmon as he counts down the top 30 gospel hits, highlighting the songs that are inspiring listeners nationwide!

 

🌟 And more shows are coming soon!🌟

📡 Tune in from Anywhere!

Listen live from your phone, tablet, or computer—wherever you are, WFPG is with you!

 

🌍 Listen Now: www.thegreenwoodbeat.com

 

🎶 Rebuilding Black Wall Street One Beat at a Time 🎶

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is more than just a station—it’s a movement. As The Voice of Greenwood, we are committed to celebrating Black excellence, faith, and culture while amplifying voices that matter.

Get inspired. Get uplifted. Get connected.

 

Gospel

Sunday on WFPG—Where the Spirit Speaks!

 

Celebrating Oklahoma’s First Woman-Owned Radio Station: The Greenwood Beat -WFPG

The Significance of The Greenwood Beat

The Greenwood district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a historically rich area often celebrated for its vibrant African American community and cultural contributions. However, it is also marked by one of the most devastating events in American history, the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, which obliterated what was then a thriving hub of black entrepreneurship and culture. In this context, the launch of The Greenwood Beat, a woman-owned and fully black-owned radio station, emerges as a beacon of hope and a crucial revival of the community’s voice.

The Greenwood Beat represents more than just a new media outlet; it is a significant milestone in the ongoing journey of representation in media. The station’s ownership structure signifies a transformative shift in an industry that has historically marginalized black narratives. By amplifying local stories and perspectives, it addresses the long-standing disparities in the media landscape. The Greenwood Beat particularly stands out as it endeavors to showcase the experiences, aspirations, and histories of black residents in Tulsa, fostering a sense of pride and community unity.

The importance of female leadership within this space cannot be overstated. Women in positions of power can influence not only the content produced but also the ethos of the broadcasting environment, promoting a more inclusive approach to storytelling. This dynamic becomes even more vital in a city like Tulsa, with its complex history of racial tensions and resilience. The Greenwood Beat serves as a platform for celebrating black culture, showcasing music, art, and community events, thus preserving traditions that might otherwise be overlooked. Through its programming, the station aims to educate both the local populace and the wider audience about the rich narrative of the Greenwood district, turning the calamity of the past into a foundation for empowerment and growth.

What The Greenwood Beat Offers: Programming and Content

The Greenwood Beat has emerged as a dynamic platform that offers an impressive array of programming designed to resonate with a diverse audience. Operating on a 24/7 schedule, the station curates content that spans multiple genres and themes, ensuring there is always something engaging for every listener. From music to discussions that touch on cultural issues and community narratives, the programming is intentionally crafted to reflect the rich tapestry of voices in Oklahoma.

One of the standout features of The Greenwood Beat is its wide-ranging musical offerings. The station showcases both local and national talents, providing listeners with access to genres such as r&b, hip-hop, blues and hip-hop. Regular segments spotlighting emerging artists not only keep the musical landscape fresh but also honor the contributions of women in the music industry, aligning with the station’s mission to uplift underrepresented voices.

Beyond music, The Greenwood Beat is committed to fostering meaningful conversations. Numerous programs delve into social and cultural issues affecting the community, allowing for dialogues that promote understanding and awareness. For instance, dedicated talk shows host guests from various backgrounds, including artists, activists, and scholars, providing listeners with a multifaceted perspective on contemporary issues.

Community engagement is further enhanced through interactive segments, where listeners can participate in discussions and share their stories, thereby fostering a sense of belonging. The station regularly features storytelling segments where locals can narrate personal experiences, celebrating the diverse heritage and culture of Oklahoma. This inclusivity exemplifies The Greenwood Beat’s commitment to being more than just a radio station; it aims to be a vital community hub that nurtures connections and enriches lives through engaging content.

Empowering Women in the Broadcasting Industry

The broadcasting industry has long been a male-dominated field, presenting numerous challenges for women seeking to establish themselves in leadership roles. Historically, women have faced significant barriers, including gender bias, underrepresentation in decision-making positions, and limited access to resources for advancement. However, the emergence of women-led initiatives, such as The Greenwood Beat, embodies a transformation that is empowering women both within the industry and in the community.

The Greenwood Beat serves as a powerful example of how a woman-owned radio station can challenge the status quo in broadcasting. By prioritizing inclusivity and diverse narratives, the station aims to inspire a new generation of female leaders in media. The leadership team of The Greenwood Beat has voiced their commitment to fostering an environment that encourages not only female talent but also a broad exploration of topics that resonate with diverse audiences. Their mission is to highlight the unique stories of women and ensure that those voices are amplified in the media landscape.

Insights from the station’s leadership reveal a determination to pave the way for more women-led initiatives in the broadcasting industry. They acknowledge the hurdles they have encountered while emphasizing the necessity of creating supportive networks to nurture aspiring female broadcasters. Their journey exemplifies resilience and the power of mentorship, as they strive to provide guidance and resources for those who will follow in their footsteps.

As The Greenwood Beat sets its foundation, it not only champions the narrative of women but also contributes significantly to reshaping the industry. The positive impact of women in leadership at The Greenwood Beat is expected to resonate well beyond local audiences, encouraging a renewed focus on gender equality and female empowerment within broadcasting.

Community Impact and Future Aspirations

The launch of The Greenwood Beat, Oklahoma’s woman-owned radio station, marks a significant milestone for the Greenwood community and beyond. This innovative platform is more than just a source of entertainment; it serves as a powerful tool for community engagement and cultural expression. Community members have expressed their enthusiasm and gratitude towards the station, noting how it highlights local stories and nurtures the rich heritage of the area. A resident shared, “The Greenwood Beat has given us a voice. We hear stories on the air, and it brings our community closer together.” Such testimonials underline the immediate impact the station has had on fostering a sense of belonging and pride among the listeners.

Beyond its current influence, The Greenwood Beat aspires to enhance its role as a catalyst for positive change within the Tulsa area. The station’s leadership has outlined plans for various initiatives aimed at promoting local artists, educating youth, and uplifting underrepresented voices. Upcoming special events, such as live music showcases and community dialogue forums, are designed to cultivate connections between diverse groups and spark meaningful conversations. Additionally, the station is exploring partnerships with local organizations to broaden the scope of its programming and outreach efforts, thereby enriching the cultural landscape of Tulsa.

As The Greenwood Beat continues to grow, its commitment to bolstering community ties remains steadfast. With future aspirations focused on collaboration, inclusivity, and empowerment, the radio station is poised to create lasting change and foster a vibrant local culture. Through strategic initiatives and engaging programming, The Greenwood Beat aims not only to broadcast the voices of its community but also to inspire action and connection among its listeners, reinforcing its integral role within the Greenwood district and the broader Tulsa area.

Listen to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG 24/7 online www.thegreenwoodbeat.com and follow on social media @TheGreenwoodBeat.