🎶 TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT! 🎶 Tune in tonight at 7:30 PM Eastern Time on Black Fredericksburg Radio for the premiere of Showcase Radio with hosts James & Dev! 🎤🔥 This brand-new podcast shines a spotlight on local talent, artists, musicians, interviews, original music, performances, and more from Fredericksburg and surrounding areas. 🖤 We’re excited to create another platform for local creativity, community voices, and the artists who make our region shine. 📻 Premiere: Tonigh

Black Fredericksburg Radio’s Omari Bailey talks with local artist Blake Brown, a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Blake’s work explores culture, Black identity, memory, and modern life through a bold style he calls “propa-contemporary.” Tune in as Omari shines a spotlight on the creativity, vision, and story behind Blake’s art. Experience Blake's work at Sophia Street Studios in Downtown Fredericksburg, 1104 Sophia Street. #blakebrown #blkfxb

Coach B & The Lady Jackets Coach B was on the scene with the James Monroe High School Lady Jackets softball team after their big Senior Day win against Chancellor! 🥎🎙️ The Lady Jackets showed teamwork, pride, and plenty of school spirit — and we’re excited to spotlight these young athletes on Black Fredericksburg Radio. 🖤❤️ #BLKFXBGRadio #CoachBOnTheScene #LadyJacketsSoftball #JMHS #CommunitySports #FredericksburgVA

✨🙌🏾 Our hearts are still full after the 1st Annual Black Fredericksburg Radio Praise Fest — One Voice, One Community, One Praise 🙌🏾✨ What a beautiful, spirit-filled, unforgettable day. To every person who attended, participated, performed, volunteered, supported, and prayed with us .... thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 🫶🏽Your presence helped make this more than an event… it became a true expression of unity, love, faith, and community. 💛 Seeing representatives

This episode of Community Conversations features Virginia Delegates *Joshua Cole, Nicole Cole, and Stacey Carroll* as they join us for a conversation about leadership, representation, and the issues shaping our communities. We also discuss the *Redistricting Referendum* and why it matters, along with what voters need to understand about fair representation and having a voice in the future of their districts.

From a soundproof room inside her suite to the airwaves across the region 🎙️✨ — Twana James, founder and Program Director of Black Fredericksburg Radio, is building a home for the culture right here in the Fredericksburg area. ❤️🖤💚 What started as a vision has become a voice for the community. We’re honored to be featured in the Fredericksburg Free Press! 🙌🏾📰 The article highlights the journey of Twana James, radio veteran and founder of Black Fredericksburg Radio, and

Omari Bailey launched his very first assignment as Black Fredericksburg Radio’s resident Man on the Street with a powerful on-stage interview featuring the cast of The History Lesson at the John J. Wright Educational & Cultural Center Museum 🎤✨ This moving theatrical production brings history to life through storytelling, culture, and unforgettable performances. 🎭 The History Lesson 📅 February 21 & 22, 2026 ⏰ 7:00 PM 📍 John J. Wright Educational & Cultural Center 7565

🎉 Exciting News! Our New App Is Available for Download 📱 We’re thrilled to announce the official launch of our brand-new app — designed to

🎙️ We are growing at Black Fredericksburg Radio! 🎶 Here’s a little montage of what’s been happening behind the scenes, and trust us, this is just the beginning. 🎙👼🏾 We’ve got new podcasts on the way and new voices joining the station, voices that truly reflect us as a community. Over the next few months, we’ll be diving into real conversations around mental health, family, life, Black parenting, relationships, and everything in between. And of course, you can always coun

In this episode of Community Conversations, Cynthia Perry shares the inspiration behind Exes and Ohs! A Gathering for Women and discusses the importance of creating safe, supportive spaces for women navigating life before, during, and after divorce.

✨ WOW. Just ONE year ago, Black Fredericksburg Radio was simply an idea. And in the last 8 months, that idea didn’t just come to life — it THRIVED. 🎙️🔥 From live broadcasts 📡 to launching new shows like The Gospel Turn Up with Brotha Reiko 🙌🏾🎶, to community-driven vignettes like The Connect with Tamra 🤝🏾 — we have built something powerful, intentional, and rooted in YOU. 2025 showed us what happens when a community believes, shows up, and participates. This station ex

Community Conversations with The Canine Diva

In this episode of Community Conversations, we sit down with the Brothas of the Kappa League Foundation of Fredericksburg to talk about their upcoming Basketball Tournament & Toy Drive, along with their elegant New Year’s Eve Fundraiser supporting local families. Tune in for an inspiring look at how these young leaders are uplifting the community through service, mentorship, and meaningful events.

In this powerful episode of Black Fredericksburg Radio, we sit down with Russell McKoy Jr., creator of the Trailer 2 Treasure movement. A Caroline County native, Russell shares his journey from being labeled and limited by learning challenges in school to becoming a nationally traveling motivational speaker and gut health entrepreneur. Through faith, family support, and a life-changing discovery of tennis, he transformed pain into purpose. This conversation explores resilienc

In this episode of Community Conversations, celebrity chef Chris Kyler joins us to share an inside look at Artcitexture, his immersive dining experience that blends food, creativity, and storytelling. Tune in as he breaks down the vision, inspiration, and artistry behind this one-of-a-kind culinary journey.

🤝 Episode Spotlight: Tameeka Heyward-Jackson Community IMPACT organizer Tameeka Heyward-Jackson joins us to discuss her work empowering neighborhoods, building connections, and driving meaningful change from the ground up. She shares her passion for advocacy, the challenges and victories of community organizing, and what keeps her motivated to serve. An insightful conversation with a true force for community transformation.

In this inspiring episode, host Twana James sits down with Mrs. Kathy Miller Wilson —leadership coach, mentor, and founder of TAGGED (Talented, Ambitious, Gifted, Groomed, Empowered & Determined Youth in Foster Care) . Kathy shares how her journey from foster care to leadership shaped her passion for helping youth thrive. They discuss TAGGED’s mission, the annual Stuff-A-Stocking holiday project, and the upcoming Pop-Up Shop that supports foster youth while bringing the co

Join us as local filmmaker Tony James shares how storytelling, creativity, and community experiences shape his work behind the camera. In this episode, Tony opens up about his journey, the power of authentic narratives, and the impact film can have right here at home. Tune in for a thoughtful and inspiring conversation with one of our community’s standout creative voices.

In this episode of Community Conversations, host Twana James sits down with Reiko, the host of the new Gospel TurnUp Show on Sundays and the inspiring daily segment One Minute for God. Together they dive into faith, purpose, and the power of uplifting our communities through action and truth. Tune in and be encouraged — this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

In a powerful demonstration of unity, compassion, and community leadership, Yet Stand, Inc. and She Exist Magazine have joined forces this holiday season to give back in a meaningful way. The two organizations are partnering to provide a warm, home-cooked meal for the residents and staff of Hope House Shelter in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The special event will take place on Sunday, December 21st at 5 PM at the shelter’s location, 902 Lafayette Blvd, Fredericksburg. The founde