In this episode, we salute all men and especially the good fathers who are playing the leadership role in their families.  

This week, we speak to 19 year old breakout artist AMI from Trinidad and Tobago. She speaks about how her life follows a pattern of Grammy award winning artist Koffee and how her music got discovered by producer Shaka Pro. Plus, we feature new music from Shorto, Joshua Ali and more. 

In this episode we feature an interview from Jamaican gospel artist Chozen, done on entertainment TV show On Stage in 2018. He addresses the response to this controversial remix of the sexually-explicit Bawl Out, which he made into a Gospel song. Plus, on this edition, we hear a ton of new music from Shaka Pro Studios in Trinidad and Tobago, Renwick Duesberry and others. 

We are once again paying tribute to women all over the world in this edition of the show, after doing the first tribute in 2021. We feature only women artists in various genres including Neesha Woods, Axia Nation, Chevelle Franklyn, AI The Anomaly and many others.

In our second New Music Week edition of the month, we feature the Goodness Riddim and new songs from God Over Money Records, Tedashii, Yani from Axia Nation and Samuel Medas among others. 

We chat with Renwick Duesbury (formerly E Praise) about his career, how he was considered for a Grammy, featured on the Billboard charts and the challenges of managing life and his music ministry. Plus, we feature new tracks from Ryan Mark and the Goodness Riddim. 

A retro dancehall mix, a brand new track from Yani Music (from Axia Nation) and a hip hop mix featuring a new track from Wande make up this week's Music Week playlist. 

US based-St. Lucian gospel star and minister Emrand Henry speaks to us on a range of issues including lessons he learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic and how he sustained himself as an artist during that time. Plus, we have new music from American actor Kel Mitchell (best known for his role on the show Good Burger on Nickelodeon), Minister Taf from the UK and more. 

More music, less talk, another week for new music from artists such as Shorto, Triplee, Bizzle and a Dancehall gospel track from a pastor and secular dancehall artist Spice.

In honour of Black History Month, we celebrate African heritage with songs looking at the connection with African history and Christianity. Our guest this week public theologian Ukemini Uwan, as we spoke about apologetics and how Christianity is relatable to people of African heritage.