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“Highgate Gospel Choir” Donavan Hepburn Insight hosted by Howie Mack On Affinity Xtra, Howie Mack sits down with Donavan Hepburn, Executive Producer & Visionary behind the Highgate Gospel Choir Legacy Album—their first release in 40 years! Donavan takes us through the two-year journey of reviving the choir, from reunion and recording to photoshoots and navigating today’s evolving Gospel music landscape. Tune in to hear how this iconic choir is making history once again! #AffinityXtra #HighgateGospelChoir #GospelLegacy #DonavanHepburn #GospelMusic #ChoirRevival #FaithThroughMusic #VinylToStreaming #MusicHistory https://youtu.be/pJqi8I7koqs

The Ginga Jay Controversy & Toxic Black Culture   On this episode of the 7 Sharp podcast, hosts Blu and Roger dive into a raw and unfiltered conversation about some of the most pressing issues affecting the black community today. They kick off the show by discussing the recent online controversy surrounding a viral clip from "Black Talk," a show that sparked outrage after a guest, Ginga Jay, was accused of belittling and disrespecting black women. The hosts discuss the bigger picture behind the incident, touching on topics like the platforming of negative content for "clout" and the importance of positive representation in the media.   The discussion expands to a broader critique of how black people are portrayed in society and the historical context of these stereotypes. Roger shares personal stories of racism and microaggressions, from being called a "black B" while driving to being told his hair was "waterproof" as a child. The hosts also explore the challenges within the black community, including the frustration and anger that can arise from systemic oppression, the lack of positive male role models in certain spaces, and the ways in which people sometimes "behave badly to make it".   Finally, Blu and Roger address modern dating and relationships, emphasizing the need for education and self-worth. They touch on issues like the pressure to "falsify" one's appearance with makeup and extensions, and how this affects self-perception and how others see them. The episode wraps up with a powerful message for black women to recognize their beauty and worth, while also calling for the community to support platforms that promote positivity and healthy relationships.   This content is for the video at the URL: https://youtu.be/dOOpFzZT_48?si=uH9NmyUIQTG1K6cb [https://youtu.be/dOOpFzZT_48?si=uH9NmyUIQTG1K6cb].   #AffinityXtra #7Sharp #BlackCulture #BlackDating #BlackRelationships #PositiveRepresentation #BlackTalk #BlackMen #BlackWomen #SocialMedia #Community #UKBlackCulture #Podcast   https://youtu.be/8MBrAspLEjM [https://youtu.be/8MBrAspLEjM]

RVM 190: The Transfer Window Showdown - Arsenal, Liverpool & Man United's Hits & Misses   Join Roger and Anthony on the Roger Van Moorinho Show as they dive deep into the recent transfer window! In this explosive episode, they break down the biggest moves, the questionable decisions, and the players who could define the season.   The guys go club by club, starting with the smaller teams like Bournemouth and Brighton before tackling the "big clubs." They debate Spurs' impressive signings, including Kudus, Xavi Simons, and Paulinho. Roger gives Tottenham an "8.5 out of 10" for their transfer business, while Anthony argues that players like Simmons still have a lot to prove despite their potential.   The conversation heats up when they turn to the transfer sagas. Anthony questions why a player like Raheem Sterling should be forced to go to a country he doesn't want to play in. The guys criticize what they see as hypocrisy from clubs who force players out, citing the Donnarumma transfer from PSG as a prime example.   The debate gets personal when they discuss Alexander Isak's move and Newcastle's role in it. Roger defends Isak's decision, arguing that he shouldn't be "mugged off" with a low wage at a rich club that wouldn't pay him his worth.   Manchester United's transfer window gets a harsh review, with Anthony giving them a "5.5 out of 10" for failing to address their glaring midfield issues and missing out on players like Donnarumma. In contrast, Arsenal receives high praise, with a "9.5 out of 10" from Anthony for bringing in key players like Kepa, the "Glock," and the "prodigal son" Eberechi Eze. They also touch on Liverpool's transfer activity, praising their signings but pointing out their major oversight in not bringing in a new center-back.   Tune in for unfiltered opinions, heated debates, and a comprehensive breakdown of the transfer window from a "black man perspective."   #RVM190 #TransferWindow #FootballPodcast #PremierLeague #Arsenal #Liverpool #ManUnited #Tottenham #Chelsea #Newcastle #AFC Bournemouth #Brighton #CrystalPalace #TransferNews #Soccer #EPL #SportsTalk #RogerVanMoorinhoShow #AffinityXtra   https://youtu.be/JhIJEHLsnVo [https://youtu.be/JhIJEHLsnVo]

insight with Priscilla Bailey: The UK's Neo-Soul Queen on "Greater Love" & Defying the Industry In this episode of the "Insight" podcast, host Roger Moore sits down with award-winning Birmingham-born R&B/soul artist Priscilla Bailey. Priscilla shares the inspiration and creative process behind her critically acclaimed album, "Greater Love." Priscilla discusses her musical journey, starting with singing in church worship teams and an outreach group in the early 2000s. She reveals how her sound, a fusion of neo-soul, jazz, R&B, and hip-hop, was influenced by artists she grew up listening to, like Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, and even jazz legends like Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald. She also shares the surprising reggae influence behind her unique vocal scatting. As the album's executive producer, Priscilla details the meticulous process of creating and compiling the project, from writing melodies and lyrics to arranging harmonies and selecting the album's flow. She candidly speaks about the challenges of being an independent artist in the UK, including dealing with industry politics and the discouragement of doors being closed. Priscilla recounts the pivotal moment when winning an award validated her efforts and gave her the confidence to release "Greater Love". With tracks like "Presence," "Mango Praise," and "Nothing Can Separate Us," the album is a testament to her faith and a message of hope and love. This is a must-watch for anyone who wants to hear a story of perseverance, artistic integrity, and the power of God's calling. #PriscillaBailey #GreaterLove #NeoSoul #UKGospel #RnB #GospelMusic #GospelZone #MusicInterview #RogerMoore #PriscillaBaileyMusic #UKMusic https://youtu.be/ZeGrUFe-qqI  This video showcases Priscilla Bailey's official music video for "Presence," a track from her album "Greater Love," which is a central topic of discussion in the podcast. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sGdNKezkmMs&pp=0gcJCcMJAYcqIYzv

Insight: Minister Marcus Hall - The Man Behind the Kingdom Choice Awards in NYC In this exclusive interview on "Insight," host Roger Moore travels to New York to sit down with Minister Marcus Hall, the founder of the Kingdom Choice Awards (KCA). Roger and Marcus discuss the history and purpose of the KCA, which has been a consistent platform for Christian hip hop for over two decades. Marcus shares his personal journey from growing up in the UK to moving to the US, driven by a desire to make the gospel relatable to the urban generation. He talks about his early days doing street evangelism with a strategic approach, using "the freshest Jordans" to connect with people on their own terms. This led to the creation of Higher Calling, an outreach concert, and later, Kingdom Time Entertainment, a production company to support Christian hip hop artists. The conversation dives deep into the challenges facing the Christian hip hop scene in New York, including the "glass ceiling" for artists and the financial pressures of operating in an expensive city. Marcus highlights the importance of partnerships, praising the collaboration with Holy Culture Radio and its reach to over five million subscribers via SiriusXM satellite radio. He emphasizes the need to end division and tribalism within the Christian community, advocating for unity and collaboration to advance the Kingdom. Marcus also talks about the professionalism of the KCA team, their commitment to excellence, and the recent honor of receiving a proclamation from the mayor of New York City for his contributions. This interview is a powerful look at the history and future of urban gospel, celebrating a pioneer who has dedicated his life to serving the culture. #MinisterMarcusHall #KingdomChoiceAwards #KCA #ChristianHipHop #UrbanGospel #NewYorkCity #AffinityXtra #HolyCultureRadio #MusicIndustry #UrbanCulture  https://youtu.be/kQhynuPif5E