Tye Tribbett came through and TURNED UP at Da Fixx! All high energy and good vibes surrounding his celebration of his breakout album, “Victory” from 20 years ago! He still doesn’t know what to call it yet lol, but #V20 is on the way and we’re talking about his new single, “Want It All Back”, the highs and lows of being in the Gospel Industry, family, learning how to love and receiving love outside of music, errors of the church, and a whole lot more!

Albaner C. Eugene Jr. is releasing a new book, “Momentum: 100 Devotions to Regain Hope for Your Life and Future” and he stopped by the studio to talk church hurt, LGBTQ community, mental health and all of things that points to building a life directed towards God & self.

“It’s been demonized” - Darlene McCoy Jackson used to at term to describe how we’ve pushed meditation to the side as a way to connect with God while also learning how to breath and using your own strengths to tap into the Holy Spirit. She teaches others how to do that and shares why it’s important to incorporate into our lives. She also highlights her breast cancer journey and how that was able to shape her faith and understand that we can’t control our own miracles.

From growing up in the church to navigating the pressures of being an R&B artist, Q Parker opens up about the REAL story behind the music!

We’re talking CHURCH, JUDGMENT, IDENTITY, and WORKING WITH DIDDY. How do you stay true to who you are when faith, music, and public perception collide? Q Parker reflects on the challenges, the lessons, and the experiences that helped shape his journey.

On this episode of Da Fixx Radio Show, Ed Long Jr. pulls up for a real conversation about setting the bar for excellence, expanding his book ventures, and navigating the ever-changing music industry. He opens up about honoring his father’s legacy, reflects on his career-defining cash-out moment, and shares the mindset behind building something that lasts beyond the spotlight.

From business moves to music history, family legacy, and what it really takes to leave your mark, this conversation is packed with game you don’t want to miss!

This conversation goes DEEP! JustCordell sits down with Da Fixx Radio Show to get real about the realities of youth ministry, the wounds that come with fatherhood, mental health, and the challenges within church culture.

JustCordell also opens up about the hardest song he’s ever had to write and the personal pain, healing, and life experiences behind the music. From navigating difficult emotions to showing up as a father and serving the next generation, this conversation reminds us that even those called to pour into others need healing themselves.

We’re talking transparency, purpose, fatherhood, faith, and the conversations the church can’t afford to ignore!

What does it really mean to lead, love, and represent Christ in Hip-Hop? Christian Hip-Hop artist Zauntee pulls up to Da Fixx Radio Show for a real conversation about being happily married, balancing the responsibilities of marriage and ministry, and understanding what it takes to be a leader in the Christian Hip-Hop community.

From staying grounded in faith to setting the right example for the next generation, Zauntee gets real about the responsibility that comes with the calling. Being an artist is more than making music—it’s about living the message, walking in integrity, and leading by example when the cameras are off!

On this episode of Da Fixx Radio Show, gospel powerhouse Evvie McKinney sits down for a raw, unfiltered conversation about her musical journey, the realities of the gospel industry, and what it feels like to be overlooked despite the gift God has placed on your life. From navigating industry challenges to addressing church hurt and the importance of having honest conversations within the faith community, Evvie keeps it REAL!

She also opens up about her new album, “It Ain’t Over,” and the message behind the music that reminds us our story isn't finished just because we've faced rejection, disappointment, or setbacks. Sometimes, the very thing that tried to break you becomes part of your testimony!

Joe Turnbull joins Da Fixx Radio Show for a powerful conversation about what it means to live boldly for Christ, build a Jesus-fueled ministry, and stand firm in your faith in today’s culture. From the importance of authentic Christian community to the heart behind the Atlanta Alive Revival event, Joe shares insight into bringing people together, igniting spiritual hunger, and making Jesus known beyond the four walls of the church.

What does it really look like to be bold in your faith? How can believers move beyond Sunday service and build a community that sparks real transformation? Joe Turnbull gets into the heart of ministry, revival, and living unapologetically for Jesus!

Actor Kenric Green joins Da Fixx Radio Show to talk about his role in Sarah’s Oil, the powerful true story inspired by Sarah Rector, a young Black girl who became one of the wealthiest children in America after oil was discovered on her Oklahoma land.

In this exclusive conversation, Kenric shares how God spoke to him and made it clear that it was time to tell Sarah Rector’s story. From faith and purpose to the importance of preserving Black history, this conversation explores how God can use film and storytelling to bring overlooked stories to light and inspire generations.

Why was Sarah Rector’s story so important to tell? How does faith shape the stories we bring to the big screen? Kenric Green opens up about the calling behind the film and why stories like Sarah’s still matter today.

Gospel music powerhouse Martha Munizzi pulls up to Da Fixx Radio Show to talk about her powerful new album, Church Is Revival, and the heart behind creating music that leads people back to God!

In this inspiring conversation, Martha breaks down the vision behind the project, the importance of revival in today's culture, and how worship can reach beyond the four walls of the church to touch lives, restore faith, and bring people into a real relationship with Jesus Christ.

In a time when the world is searching for hope, healing, and something real, can music help spark a spiritual awakening? Martha shares why this project is bigger than just an album—it's about souls, transformation, and bringing people closer to God!