This episode includes music from the Swan Silvertones, Cornerstone Church Choir, Singing Sammy Lewis, Friendly Gospel Singers of Chicago, Rev. Isaac Douglas & Johnson Ensemble, a track from the new Parchman Prison Prayer album, and others.

This episode includes a long track in memory of Joe Britt (pictured, Highway QCs), more selections from gospel reissue packages that came out in 2024, and music from artists such as Irma Thomas, Biblical Gospel Singers, Jo Ann Blackman, and the Friendly Brothers.

The last show of the year features selections from 2024's gospel reissue projects and long sets in memory of the late Rodessa Barrett Porter (pictured, Barrett Sisters) and Sis. Mattie Wood of Suffolk, VA.

The 24th Annual Christmas Caravan features Christmas carols, songs, and hymns sung by artists such as Wings over Jordan, Florida Spiritualaires, Six Trumpets, Charles Watkins, Blind Boys of Alabama, Angelic Gospel Singers, and others.

This episode includes selections from the new two-LP Checker Records gospel collection "Life in Heaven is Free" (Honest Jon's), a long set in memory of the late Elaine Davis (Gospel Challengers, Andrewettes), Christmas music, and more.

This episode includes a long set in memory of the Reverend James Cleveland on what would have been his 93rd birthday, plus music from the Fairfield Four, Swanee Quintet, Mahalia Jackson, Robert Gazaway & Gospel Larks, and others.

This episode features selections from a new three-CD collection on NarroWay called "West Coast Black Gospel.;" also some Christmas gospel and music from the Atkins All-Stars of Chicago, Gospel Kings of Portsmouth VA, Viola Ranson Sorters feat. Dr. Mattie Moss Clark, the Caravans, and others.

This episode includes selections from Ella Jenkins (pictured), Angelic Gospel Singers & Dixie Hummingbirds, Friendly Gospel Singers of Chicago, New Jersey Mass Choir, Golden Gate Quartet, Kelly Brothers, Metropolitan Male Ensemble, and others.

Words and music with Carl Matthes, who in the early to mid-1960s worked with Jim Ball of Ball Records to record soloists, groups, and choirs, mainly from Los Angeles churches. Hear what LA gospel sounded like before the contemporary period. How many soon-to-be-famous musicians and singers can you identify on the selections?

William Luck is the guest host this week, with topical selections on the mood of the nation. Tracks from the Salem Travelers (pictured), Capitalaires, Curtis Carrington Family, Alberta Kay Sanders, Barbara Dane feat. the Chambers Brothers, and others.