Princess Jackson Interviewed on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG
Sock Out Poverty in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Princess Jackson, a twenty year old Houstonian, is the founder of nonprofit organization Sock Out Poverty, Inc.
Princess is hosting her 9th Annual Christmas in July Sock CampaignSaturday July 29th at the Tulsa Day Center 415 W Archer St. Tulsa, OK 74103 from 6pm-7pm. Princess’ mission is to “Sock Out Poverty” all over the world. The underserved families will be given a new pair of socks.
Francetta L. Mays, Chief Operations Officer of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, escorted Princess, her mother, Phyllis Burton and others in the group to a homeless community in Tulsa that can no longer be ignored.
To support or contact Sock Out Poverty for more information visit the website.
Did you catch the HOT MIX with DJ Phatkat on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG? If you missed it on Friday, Angela K. Chambers rolled it back on her set Saturday morning on the “Saturday Morning Clean Up Jams.” DJ Phatkat was on FIYAH as we say!!! He played music from back in the day and was hittin’ with everyone of them! DJ Phatkat is available for the people. If you are looking for someone to start a party, wedding, anniversary, graduation or absolutely anything DJ Phatkat is the guy! Give him a holla 918-810-3895.
Advertising your small business is important for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, it helps to increase brand awareness, which is crucial for attracting new customers. By making people aware of your business and what it has to offer, you increase the likelihood that they will consider your products or services when they are in need of them.
Advertising also helps to build credibility and establish your business as a reputable and trustworthy source. This is especially important for small businesses that may not have a well-established reputation yet. By showcasing your products or services and highlighting positive reviews or testimonials, you can demonstrate to potential customers that you are a reliable and high-quality choice.
Another benefit of advertising is that it can help to drive sales and increase revenue. By promoting special offers or discounts, you can entice customers to make a purchase or try out your business. Advertising can also help to reach new audiences and expand your customer base, which can lead to long-term growth and success.
Overall, advertising is an important part of any small business strategy. It helps to increase brand awareness, establish credibility, drive sales, and reach new audiences. By investing time and resources into advertising, you can help your business stand out and succeed in a competitive marketplace.
The Greenwood Beat – WPFG: Business Spotlight
Interview with ChiChi Jones
Photo Credit: Remini
ChiChi Jones is a Braider in Tulsa. If you have not heard of her before now, we are certain that you will hear her name, frequently. Somewhat new on the braiding scene in Tulsa, ChiChi’s amazing braid styles and designs are making her name great. Many Black women find braids to be their friend, especially in the summer months. Braids are low maintenance and often protects the hair. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG was able to find out about the Braider and her services.
TGB: How long have you been braiding hair?
ChiChi Jones: I’ve been braiding hair since I was 6 years old technically but only been in a salon for about 4 months.
TGB: Braids are pretty popular and creative these days. Not everyone has the talent for braiding.
ChiChi Jones: My passion for hair and making people feel better about themselves is what keeps me inspired. I love the smiles that my clients express once I’m finished.
TGB: What services or braiding do you offer?
ChiChi Jones: I offer multiple braid styles such as Box braids, Knotless braids, Lemonade braids, Crochet braids, natural cornrows, Kinky Twist, Loc retwist, and children’s natural braid styles. And I am always open to try new designs and patterns that my customers bring in to try. I am always open to trying something new!
TGB: How can new customers connect with you to schedule an appointment?
ChiChi Jones: I can be reached atDebonair Barber Den located at 1717 N Peoria Suite 8, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tuesday-Saturday 8am – 4pm Customers may also send a request via text to (918) 954-2642. The booking website is www.debonairbarberden.com. Select “Book Now.” Select “Braids” and choose your desired service.
Advertise your Business with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: Business Spotlight
Business Spotlight is a great way to advertise your small business on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG website and social media accounts and networking platforms. WFPG recently announced their partnership with Mom Owned Businesses (MOB). MOB is Delaware based marketing and networking organization with a combined total of millions of members throughout the US on various platforms. A very high percentage of those members are active, engaged and working to connect and promote while building. The station has also partnered with Tulsa Oklahoma Black Owned Business Network (TBOBN) to offer cross-promotion/advertising.
$525
Business Spotlight includes: One written interview, post of written interview and two graphics to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG website and social media networks. and one Press Release written and sent to up to three (3) news media outlets in your area.
WFPG will also promote Business Spotlight businesses in the following Facebook networks:
The Greenwood Beat – WFPG
MOB
Tulsa Oklahoma Black Owned Business Network
Refocused & Informed Radio Talk Show
Flippin’ the Script
For $10 each, additional networks can be added:
Oklahoma Black Business Network
For $25 an additional blog post and Facebook post will be made and created:
918 Lady Business Blogger
For more information or to get started complete the short form below.
Former Tulsa Branch NAACP Presidents Met with Current President
Pictured left to right: Jack Henderson, Eddie Evans, Francetta L. Mays and Joe Williams
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. With three former presidents, current president and radio personality, there were definitely more than 1000 words spoken. Former presidents of the NAACP Tulsa Branch met with current president Francetta L. Mays last week to discuss their support for her vision and mission for Tulsa and Oklahoma. Jack Henderson, Joe Williams, and Eddie Evans have all formerly served as president. Angela K. Chambers,Chief Executive Officer of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG served briefly as 1st Vice President in the beginning of 2023 also met with the group.
Each listened and share their experience and knowledge about the workings of the NAACP and expressed their desire to support Francetta’s efforts in growing the membership and making an impact for the good of the community.
Before wrapping up, the group made a commitment to come together for round table discussions each month in addition to regular meetings.
You guessed it, the round table discussion will be information shared with the community on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. The show will be called “Oklahoma President’s Club.” More details will be released soon. Stay connected to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG for updates
Advertise your Business with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: Business Spotlight
Every small business should promote their business beyond their circle of family and friends. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is a small business friendly platform created to advertise and promote small business while pooling advertising dollars and resources for a collective advertising impact. One of the Founder/Owners of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Angela K. Chambers recently stated, “As as small business owner, you can have (And should have) a nice website but if people have not heard about your business, they may never find you. That’s why it is so important to collectively advertise with a large platform such as WFPG.”
Angela also stated, “The Greenwood Beat – WFPG” was created so that small businesses’ would be promoted as we advertise on larger platforms and a various platforms. We’re not just advertising on social media and radio, but we will also advertise on television, billboards, vehicles and print.”
When speaking at entrepreneur events or when coaching business clients, Angela says, “A fisherman doesn’t throw its fishing line at its feet. The fisherman throws the line out as far as they can in attempt of catching more or for a better choice of fish. It’s the same in business, don’t just expect your family and friends to grow your business. Businesses must advertise beyond word of mouth or their small circle.”
Business Spotlight
Interview with Terry Baccus
Terry Baccus is the Owner of Greenwood Ave Project LLC. He provides tours of the Greenwood District also known as “The Original Black Wal Street” in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG was able to find out more about the services he offers. Check out our interview below.
TGB: Please tell me the name of your business?
Terry Baccus: Greenwood Ave Project LLC
TGB: What services does your business offer?
Terry Baccus: We offer The Ultimate Greenwood Experience. We offer tours on Greenwood and Black Wall Street. We provide education to people about the history and legacy of Greenwood and Black Wall Street; before, during and after 1921 and a documentary.
The Greatness of Greenwood
TGB: What inspires you to keep telling the story?
Terry Baccus: I am inspired just because I get to the story. It is so important for the story of Greenwood to be told for some many different reasons. It’s our history. For too long, the story was not shared and many were fearful to tell the story. I feel as though each generation has to continue telling the story of our legacy. It is a part of history, American history.
TGB: How can new customers connect with you to book a tour or to purchase or rent the documentary?
Terry Baccus: I have a booking website. They are able to visit the website and find everything they need. www.tourofblackwallstreet.com
Advertise your Business with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: Business Spotlight
Business Spotlight is a great way to advertise your small business on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG website and social media accounts and networking platforms. WFPG recently announced their partnership with Mom Owned Businesses (MOB). MOB is Delaware based marketing and networking organization with a combined total of millions of members throughout the US on various platforms. A very high percentage of those members are active, engaged and working to connect and promote while building. The station has also partnered with Tulsa Oklahoma Black Owned Business Network (TBOBN) to offer cross-promotion/advertising.
$525
Business Spotlight includes: One written interview, post of written interview and two graphics to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG website and social media networks. and one Press Release written and sent to up to three (3) news media outlets in your area.
WFPG will also promote Business Spotlight businesses in the following Facebook networks:
The Greenwood Beat – WFPG
MOB
Tulsa Oklahoma Black Owned Business Network
Refocused & Informed Radio Talk Show
Flippin’ the Script
For $10 each, additional networks can be added:
Oklahoma Black Business Network
For $25 an additional blog post and Facebook post will be made and created:
918 Lady Business Blogger
For more information or to get started complete the short form below.
Old-School Gospels on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG with Francetta L. Mays
Yes, Lord! The Old-School Gospels on the The Greenwood Beat – WFPG with Francetta L. Mays are sounding really good. Reaching back to the roots of the elders and hearing the songs that brought about a soul cleansing are back on the airways EVERY Sunday on WFPG. Host Francetta stated at the launch of the station that one of her goals was to bring back the gospels on Sunday morning. She has done just that! Those old-school songs sound really good on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG.
Songs like “My Soul has been Anchored” sang by many of the greats in the gospel industry made the playlist for this Sunday. Another old favorite “Cooling Water”was played in the elven o’clock hour and just like that everything was sounding real good.
If you miss some of those old-school gospels, tune in EVERY Sunday starting at 5:00 AM CST. Hear songs from artist such as the Mighty Clouds of Joy, Andre` Crouch, Thomas A. Dorsey, Dottie Peoples and Rev. James Clevelandjust to name a few. Tune in from your favorite device. Find us on Apple Music, the Play Store, TuneIn Radio or visit our website and press the green play button. (www.thegreenwoodbeat.com)
The Greenwood Beat – WFPG launched on June 8, 2023 in Tulsa, Oklahoma at its location on the Historic Greenwood Ave., also known as “The Original Black Wall Street.” WFPG is the first black, women-owned radio station in Oklahoma. The station is located in the buildings owned and operated by The Greenwood Chamber of Commerce (Greenwood Chamber). Established in 1926, the Greenwood Chamber is the oldest black economic chamber in the United States.
The Greenwood Chamber President, Dr. Freeman Culver, and Board have worked diligently to keep and maintain the area. Their work has come with great miles stones such as being listed on the National Register of Historic Places as well as creating more opportunities for commerce on Greenwood by collaborating with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG and TCLiving and Marketing to create The Original Black Wall Street Merchant Marketplace.
Resilience is happening on Greenwood and its a beautiful thing! Tune in EVERY Sunday for a soul cleansing with “Old-School Gospels on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG” with Francetta L. Mays.
Advertise your Business with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: Business Spotlight
Every small business should promote their business beyond their circle of family and friends. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is a small business friendly platform created to advertise and promote small business while pooling advertising dollars and resources for a collective advertising impact. One of the Founder/Owners of The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, Angela K. Chambers recently stated, “As as small business owner, you can have (And should have) a nice website but if people have not heard about your business, they may never find you. That’s why it is so important to collectively advertise with a large platform such as WFPG.”
Angela also stated, “The Greenwood Beat – WFPG” was created so that small businesses’ would be promoted as we advertise on larger platforms and a various platforms. We’re not just advertising on social media and radio, but we will also advertise on television, billboards, vehicles and print.”
When speaking at entrepreneur events or when coaching business clients, Angela says, “A fisherman doesn’t throw its fishing line at its feet. The fisherman throws the line out as far as they can in attempt of catching more or for a better choice of fish. It’s the same in business, don’t just expect your family and friends to grow your business. Businesses must advertise beyond word of mouth or their small circle.”
Business Spotlight
Interview with Ta-Nia Love
Meet Ta-Nia Love. She is an Notary & Field Inspector in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She works with various professional providing notary and other services. The Greenwood Beat – WFPG was able to find out more about the services she offers. Check out our interview below.
TGB: Please tell me the name of your business?
Ta-Nia Love: Queen Love Mobile Notary, LLC
TGB: What inspires you?
Ta-Nia Love: I was inspired to become a notary with my love and passion to help people. Often times people need my services and are unable to travel or it’s convenient for me to go to their location.
TGB: What services do you offer?
Ta-Nia Love: Mobile notary & Field Inspection. I am able to assist with most cases where a notary is needed or required.
TGB: How can new customers connect with you to schedule an appointment?
Ta-Nia Love: Customers can reach me via email at queenlovemobilenotary@gmail.com or 918-732-9692.
Advertise your Business with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG: Business Spotlight
Business Spotlight is a great way to advertise your small business on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG website and social media accounts and networking platforms. WFPG recently announced their partnership with Mom Owned Businesses (MOB). MOB is Delaware based marketing and networking organization with a combined total of millions of members throughout the US on various platforms. A very high percentage of those members are active, engaged and working to connect and promote while building. The station has also partnered with Tulsa Oklahoma Black Owned Business Network (TBOBN) to offer cross-promotion/advertising.
$525
Business Spotlight includes: One written interview, post of written interview and two graphics to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG website and social media networks. and one Press Release written and sent to up to three (3) news media outlets in your area.
WFPG will also promote Business Spotlight businesses in the following Facebook networks:
The Greenwood Beat – WFPG
MOB
Tulsa Oklahoma Black Owned Business Network
Refocused & Informed Radio Talk Show
Flippin’ the Script
For $10 each, additional networks can be added:
Oklahoma Black Business Network
For $25 an additional blog post and Facebook post will be made and created:
918 Lady Business Blogger
For more information or to get started complete the short form below.
On Thursday, July 13, 2023, Lee Peoples, husband of Radiance Peoples was interviewed on the Refocused & Informed Radio Talk Show by show hosts Angela K. Chambers and Francetta L. Mays. Lee Peoples wanted to share his concern regarding the suspicious death of his wife, Radiance and plea with everyone to call and remind the Department of Justice (D.O.J.) of her case.
Peoples described the contact that was made with him by law enforcement. He described the information and updates were very vague and missing of pertinent information. Yet, some of the regular tasks and processes, which should have taken longer appeared to have been rushed. Peoples stated that he was contacted to pick up his wife clothes with no positive confirmation of the case status.
Radiance’s body was discovered in July of 2022 in Garfield County in Oklahoma.
Check out the replay on the replay below:
If you have any information regarding the death of Radiance Peoples, you are urged to contact the local authorities or the D.O.J. A Google search for information resulted in one story was found regarding her death.
