isten to 2025 KOFP Radio Awardee Dr. Marie Harris with radio show host, Kendren Carter. People can watch <a href="https://www.kofpradio.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">KOFP Radio Tea</a> episode 3 on the online KOFP Radio TV channel immediately. Visit the audio <a href="https://www.kofpradio.com/podcast" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">archives here</a> to listen to all past KOFP Radio shows on demand at your leisure.

isten to 2025 KOFP Radio Awardee Dr. Marie Harris with radio show host, Kendren Carter.People can watch KOFP Radio Tea episode 3 on the online KOFP Radio TV channel immediately.Visit the audio archives here to listen to all past KOFP Radio shows on demand at your leisure.

isten to 2025 KOFP Radio Awardee Dr. Marie Harris with radio show host, Kendren Carter. People can watch <a href="https://www.kofpradio.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">KOFP Radio Tea</a> episode 3 on the online KOFP Radio TV channel immediately. Visit the audio <a href="https://www.kofpradio.com/podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">archives here</a> to listen to all past KOFP Radio shows on demand at your leisure.

Listen to KOFP Radio Tea Episode 3 with 2025 awardee Dr. Marie Harris

Managed by 501(c)(3) non-profit, Helping Others Pursue Excellence (H.O.P.E.), KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM is the Black voice and expression of the Valley, providing all sounds of music, educational programming to news talk and inspirational talk. Deejays are inspired to bring community, hip hop, R&amp;B, reggae with an educational twist. It was April 14, 2015, when KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM began broadcasting, originally managed under the Idefua Foundation for African Arts and Culture by founder and CEO, the late Patrick Okoegwale. Mr. Okoegwale wanted to bring more awareness to the African American community. He saw it as a way to give African Americans better representation and a voice in the community. KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM, broadcasts on the terrestrial radio airwaves, 103.3 FM throughout Fresno. Calif., online at <a href="http://www.kofpradio.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.kofpradio.com</a> and on-demand through third-party audio podcast providers. The radio channel is also rebroadcasted on a sub-channel under My53 TV, which reaches Fresno, Merced and Visalia, Calif. areas.

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Managed by 501(c)(3) non-profit, Helping Others Pursue Excellence (H.O.P.E.), KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM is the Black voice and expression of the Valley, providing all sounds of music, educational programming to news talk and inspirational talk. Deejays are inspired to bring community, hip hop, R&B, reggae with an educational twist. It was April 14, 2015, when KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM began broadcasting, originally managed under the Idefua Foundation for African Arts and Culture by founder and CEO, the late Patrick Okoegwale. Mr. Okoegwale wanted to bring more awareness to the African American community. He saw it as a way to give African Americans better representation and a voice in the community.KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM, broadcasts on the terrestrial radio airwaves, 103.3 FM throughout Fresno. Calif., online at www.kofpradio.com and on-demand through third-party audio podcast providers. The radio channel is also rebroadcasted on a sub-channel under My53 TV, which reaches Fresno, Merced and Visalia, Calif. areas.

Managed by 501(c)(3) non-profit, Helping Others Pursue Excellence (H.O.P.E.), KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM is the Black voice and expression of the Valley, providing all sounds of music, educational programming to news talk and inspirational talk. Deejays are inspired to bring community, hip hop, R&amp;B, reggae with an educational twist. It was April 14, 2015, when KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM began broadcasting, originally managed under the Idefua Foundation for African Arts and Culture by founder and CEO, the late Patrick Okoegwale. Mr. Okoegwale wanted to bring more awareness to the African American community. He saw it as a way to give African Americans better representation and a voice in the community. KOFP-LPFM Radio “The Voice,” 103.3 FM, broadcasts on the terrestrial radio airwaves, 103.3 FM throughout Fresno. Calif., online at <a href="http://www.kofpradio.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.kofpradio.com</a> and on-demand through third-party audio podcast providers. The radio channel is also rebroadcasted on a sub-channel under My53 TV, which reaches Fresno, Merced and Visalia, Calif. areas.

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