In this interview, Jim Anderson from Goalbusters announced that they are donating the $1,000 they promised to match two weeks ago. Although we raised $970 on the radio during that time, Goalbusters contributed with a $1,000 donation to the Kids Free Trip to Africa Program. On June 27, seven kids from Muskegon Heights, Michigan, will take off on a free trip to Ghana, West Africa. 

Torn N 2 with Gregory T. Roberts and Melvin Burns II, featuring our special guest, award-winning author and singer Michelle McKinney Hammond. 

Join Pastor Kevin McCloud Jr live for a follow-up conversation on Black Mental Health, building on the recent Mental Health Event he hosted last weekend.

A powerful discussion as we chat with mental health worker, David Davis Jr., who recently hosted a grassroots mental health event at a local barbershop. Discover how David facilitated an open dialogue about mental health in the Black community, particularly with Black men. Stay tuned for insights, reflections, and impactful conversations.

Torn N 2 with Gregory T. Roberts and Melvin Burns II with guests Anna Covington regarding the case of her daughter being murdered 30 years ago, and Travis Townsend Muskegon Heights Alum regarding his Atlanta-based law firm advising the $220 million bond with Metro Train System.

 Our guest Leah Newsome shares her personal experience at Sun Beauty Supply store. There are more stories of people being treated poorly by the owner at Sun Beauty Supply, 3087 Henry St. in Roosevelt Park, Michigan. The big question: Do they respect our dollars? Check out the interview. #WUVS1037 #CommunityVoices #SunBeautySupply #HenrySt 

Check out this insightful radio interview on 103.7 The Beat Radio, featuring Terri Kitchen and her brother James Kitchen from TLK Realtors, discussing strategies for building wealth. Don't forget to like, share, and download the interview! 

An enlightening conversation with Dr. Marisha Agana and Laurie Carter from Muskegon Family Care on 103.7 The Beat!

Interview with HPL's Denise Quinn regarding her retirement.

 103.7 The Beat is raising funds for its annual Kids Free Trip to Africa program. In today's interview, Jim Anderson from the fundraising company Goalbusters announced that they will match every donation received during the Ray Jay the Doctor Blues show this Saturday, up to $1,000. This means that a $100 donation will be doubled by Goalbusters. All donations up to a total of $1,000 will be matched. To support the Kids Free Trip to Africa program, please donate via our GoFundMe page at https://www.gofundme.com/f/2024-kids-free-trip-to-africa.