Albert E. Brumley, a son of sharecroppers from Oklahoma, walked his way to a new life and a legacy of over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, 'I'll Fly Away'. His granddaughters share stories of his humble beginnings, his eccentricities, and his impact on American music and culture. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley, a man from Oklahoma, walked his way to a new life and a life of art and music, becoming a renowned songwriter and entrepreneur, leaving behind a legacy of over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, I'll Fly Away. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley, a man from a poor Oklahoma sharecropping family, went on to become a renowned songwriter, writing classic American bluegrass and gospel standards such as I'll Fly Away and Turn Your Radio On. His legacy includes over 800 songs, with I'll Fly Away being the most recorded gospel song in history, touching millions of people worldwide. [... more]

The banjo's evolution is a story of America's rich musical heritage, from its African roots to its association with jazz and bluegrass. The instrument's unique sound and versatility have made it a staple of American music, with its history and cultural significance explored through the Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City. [... more]

Dr. Abaddon Shaw and his guests discuss the importance of intergenerational church, the power of music in worship, and the upcoming Gospel Night of Praise event at Clearview Church. They also share personal stories of how music has impacted their lives and how it can bring people together across different generations. [... more]

Today Nikita speaks with Jeff Misty Dusty of gospel group Sunday Drive [... more]

A look at the world's most powerful consulting firm, McKinsey, and its influence on globalization, as well as profiles of bluegrass musician Billy Strings, actress Julia Roberts, and actor Dwayne Johnson. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley's life story is a testament to his determination and passion for music. Born into a poor sharecropper family in Oklahoma, he walked 28 miles to attend school and eventually became a renowned songwriter, penning over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, 'I'll Fly Away'. His legacy extends beyond his music, inspiring generations with its message of hope and connection. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley, a poor sharecropper's son from Oklahoma, walked his way to a new life in music, becoming one of America's most prolific songwriters, with over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, I'll Fly Away. [... more]

Sherry Easter, a gospel music artist, shares her experiences as a caregiver for her mother who had Parkinson's and Lewy body dementia, and how she found hope and resilience in the midst of caregiving. She emphasizes the importance of trusting God and finding joy in the journey, even in the face of challenges and grief. [... more]