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It’s That Time Again: Sundays are Fire on The Greenwood Beat

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It’s That Time Again: Sundays are Fire on The Greenwood Beat

The lineup for Sundays on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is nothing short of spectacular. From soulful gospels to inspiring talk shows, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect every Sunday:

5:00 AM – Sunday Morning Old School Gospels

Start your Sunday off with a praise session featuring the old-school gospels your grandparents listened to back in the day. These timeless tunes will uplift your spirit and set the tone for a blessed day ahead.

10:00 AM – The Larry W. Robinson Show

Join Larry W. Robinson for an engaging show that brings a unique blend of gospel music and insightful conversations. Tune in for a mix of inspiration and entertainment that will leave you feeling rejuvenated.

12:00 PM – Old Landmark Gospel Hour with Shonda English

At noon, the national recording artist Shonda English hosts the Old Landmark Gospel Hour. It’s a show that will captivate your heart with powerful performances and messages of hope and faith.

1:30 PM – Trumpet on Greenwood

Hosted by Avin Muhammad, the Ministry and Chief Sustainability Officer of The Greenwood Beat, Trumpet on Greenwood is a show of inspiration all “Inspired by the Teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.” Minister Avin highlights important community topics while sharing the gospel, offering listeners a chance to reflect and connect with their community.

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

From 4:00 to 6:00 PM, Tony D shines a spotlight on upcoming new gospel artists. This is the perfect opportunity to discover fresh talent and hear the future of gospel music.

Tony D is the recipient of The 8th Annual Spin Awards Station Manager/Program/Director of the Year.

6:00 PM – Jaye Harmon’s Top Gospel 30

Don’t go anywhere, because immediately following The New Artist Profile, “Jaye Harmon’s Top Gospel 30” hits the airwaves. Count down the best in gospel music and see which songs make it to the top each week.

Tune in online from your favorite device or radio app at www.thegreenwoodbeat.com. Be sure to follow The Greenwood Beat on social media @TheGreenwoodBeat to stay updated.

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

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is owned by Founder, Dr. Angela K. Chambers and Starr Fisher.

Don’t miss a beat and be part of this vibrant community every Sunday!

Tune In to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG for Old-School Gospels

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Tune In to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG for Old-School Gospels

Are you in need of some soul-stirring music to start your Sunday morning? Look no further than The Greenwood Beat – WFPG radio station in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Francetta L. Mays, the COO of WFPG, brings you the best of the Sunday Old-School Gospels every Sunday at 5:00 AM CST.

WFPG is not just any radio station. It holds a special place in history as the first black, women-owned radio station in Oklahoma. Located in the historic Greenwood District, also known as “The Original Black Wall Street,” WFPG strives to honor the rich cultural heritage of the area.

When you tune in to The Greenwood Beat, you’ll be transported back in time to the era of pioneers in gospel music. Rev. James Cleveland, Shirley Caesar, Andre Crouch, and the Canton Spirituals are just a few of the legendary artists whose voices will uplift your spirit and touch your soul.

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to experience the power of gospel music on WFPG. Set your alarms, grab a cup of coffee, and let the sounds of these gospel pioneers fill your Sunday morning with joy, inspiration, and hope.

Are we missing some of the good songs you grew up listening to in your home? Email me: songs@thegreenwoodbeat.com

STAY connected all day! The Old Landmark Gospel Hour with “The Gospel Diva” Shonda English starts a noon. Then at 1:30 PM listen in for a POWERFUL word of wisdom and knowledge from Minister Alvin Muhammad also known as “The Trumpet on Greenwood.”

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is the station to stay locked in on and we are EVERYWHERE! Listen from our website, Apple Music or TuneIn radio app. Bluetooth from your phone, iPpad or computer and even cast to your TV! We’re giving  “A Voice to Greenwood!”

 

Contact The Greenwood Beat – WFPG:

General: info@thegreenwoodbeat.com

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Yes, She’s Known as The Gospel Diva and She has Connected with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

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Yes, She’s Known as The Gospel Diva and She has Connected with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

And “She” would be none other than the fabulous Psalmist Shonda L. English who has connected with The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. Shonda is an exceptional and incredible talent.

 

Shonda’s show “The Old Landmark Gospel Hour” will broadcast every Sunday on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG. 

She recently visited Tulsa, Oklahoma to celebrate the 118th Anniversary of the Historic Vernon AME Church. Check out the interview on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG with Carle L. King II.

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Visit Shonda’s website to learn more and to connect.

Tune in EVERY Sunday at noon to The Greenwood Beat – WFPG for “The Old Landmark Gospel Hour” with Psalmist Shonda English. MORE great things are HAPPENING on The Greenwood Beat – WFPG stay locked in. Listen 24/7 from your favorite device. LISTEN from Apple Music, TuneIn Radio network or on our website.

The Greenwood Beat -WFPG is the first black, women-owned radio station in Oklahoma. And is part of the low 11% of women-owned stations across the U.S.  The station recently announced its sponsorship with the GAP Band. Angela K. Chambers, Francetta L. Mays and Linda Boulware-Wilson, wife of the late Ronnie Wilson, collaborated to preserve the legacy and history.