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**Celebrating 30 Years of Gospel Music at the Indiana State Fair**
This episode is a must-listen for music lovers and those interested in the rich history of gospel music in Indianapolis. Tina welcomes Rita Green, Radio One Indy On Air Talent, Producer, Host of The Praise Indy Report w/Rita Green, Director of Gospel Day/Choir Fest at The Indiana State Fair, along with Reginald Strong, Musical Director, Indiana State Fair Mass Choir, Gospel Day/Choir Fest at The Fair (30th Anniversary Event), Katrina Owens, Director, “TESTIFY”, Christian Theological Seminary. LaMar Campbell world renown Gospel singer, songwriter, Minster of Music at Mt. Carmel Church here in Indianapolis and On Air Talent here at Radio One, Praise Indy 1310/95.1. They talk about the upcoming Gospel Day at the State Fair and shares an inspiring story about a local resident who’s been a part of the gospel music scene for decades, and we’re treated to a lively discussion about the importance of preserving our cultural heritage.
The conversation takes a fascinating turn as Tina Cosby talks to two gentlemen from the Indiana African American Genealogy Group (IAAGG) about their experiences with genealogy research and the impact it’s had on their lives. Dewayne Perry, Public Relations Chair at Indiana African American Genealogy Group along with Charles Vaughn, also part of Indiana African American Genealogy Group. We learn about the group’s mission to help people connect with their ancestors and the importance of preserving our family histories. The discussion also touches on the significance of the Underground Railroad and how it relates to the group’s work.
The episode also delves into the world of sports as the speaker chats with Danny Bridges, Sportswriter, Indianapolis Recorder talks with Tina about the latest news in the NFL, including a big contract extension for a star player. We also get a sneak peek at an upcoming IndyCar event in Washington, D.C. and hear from a caller with some interesting questions about the intersection of sports and social issues.
If you’re interested in learning more about the Indiana African American Genealogy Group, their upcoming conference, or the latest news in the world of sports, tune in to this episode for a engaging and informative conversation.
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