This episode includes two sets in memory of the late Keith Wonderboy Johnson (pictured), plus music from Rev. Clay Evans and the Ship feat. Vernon Oliver Price, Prof. Charles Taylor, the Johnson Ensemble, Prof. Alex Bradford, and others.

This episode features a long set of Florida gospel artists in prayerful support of those who have lost property and loved ones due to Hurricane Ian; plus the First Church of Deliverance Choir, Southland Singers, Prof. Harold Boggs (pictured), Maggie Bell Childs, Southern Echoes of Washington, Diane McKoy, and others. 

This episode features more selections from the Caravans "Where Gospel Meets Soul" collection, two more versions of "Precious Lord" on its 90th anniversary, plus music from the Morning Stars of Savannah (pictured), Gospel Chimes, Norman Brothers, Voices of Cosmopolitan, Davis Sisters, and others.

This episode includes a set featuring the Voices of Victory of L.A.'s Victory Baptist Church, which suffered a devastating fire; in memoriam to Ramsey Lewis and Paul T. Kwami (Fisk Jubilee Singers); more examples of "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," on the 90th anniversary of the song's composition; tracks from the new two-CD Caravans comp out of Acrobat, and more.

The first episode back live in the WLUW studio is an all-quartet program in memory of gospel quartet promoter extraordinare, the late Zadella Mama Curtis. Quartets include the Soul Stirrers, Pearly Gates, Brooklyn All Stars, Southern Sons of Memphis, Songbirds of the South, and Pilgrim Jubilees.

This episode includes long sets in memory of Roy Tyler (pictured, Gospel Hummingbirds, Roy Tyler & New Direction) and Judith Durham (Seekers), plus the start of a month-long series of recordings celebrating the 90th anniversary of "Take My Hand, Precious Lord."

This episode features an interview and music with Jerry Zolten, author of "Great God A'Mighty! The Dixie Hummingbirds: Celebrating the Rise of Soul Gospel Music." The second edition was recently released by Oxford University Press.

This episode includes music from Ernestine Anderson & the Heavenly Gospel Singers, Pastor James E. Lenox (pictured), Fairlane Gospel Singers, Silver Stars of Chicago, Nicholas, Lucille Parks Singers, and others.

This episode features music from Bessie Jones, the Caravans, James Cleveland & the Angelic Choir, Rolling Stones Quartet, St. James Choir of Detroit, Golden Gate Quartet (pictured), Mary Ellen George, and others.

An interview (and music) with Ms. Nathalie Wadley, former member of the Brewster Ensemble and the East Trigg Trio of the East Trigg Ave. Baptist Church of Memphis, TN, under the leadership of Dr. W. Herbert Brewster (pictured). Ms. Wadley met everyone...including Elvis!