This Girl Can share how moving just 10 minutes a day can change your life!
Premier Gospel has been supporting the This Girl Can campaign, celebrating movement as part of faith and daily life. Just 10 minutes of movement that raises your heart rate can boost energy, improve sleep, and support wellbeing. Whether it's dancing during worship, taking a prayer walk, or moving to gospel music, every step counts. Tasha Thompson, founder of the Black Girls Do Run movement, talks about the importance of movement with Cass. Find out more: https://www.thisgirlcan.co.uk
Cass learns how to say Gaise Baba's name the CORRECT way
International gospel artist Gaise Baba stopped by after his listening party for his brand new album, God Is Cooking. Cass asked all about his favourite song from the album, put him to the test with his musical knowledge and learned how to pronounce his name correctly!
NEW MUSIC FRIDAYS: Summer In Secret
Cass catches up with a new artist called Summer In Secret ahead of her first ever appearance at Big Church Festival 2026
Tasha Cobbs Leonard says she was severely depressed when first recording 'Break Every Chain'
Gospel artist powerhouse, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, stopped by the Gospel Drive show to share all about her brand new projects, including a little bit of country! Tasha, who'll be in the UK for the Gospel Garden festival in August, spoke candidly about her late father, her secular world cross overs and her community growing up and how it impacted her ministry.
MAFS groom David Momoh: "No Christian girls liked me growing up!"
Married At First Sight Australia participant David Momoh joined Cassandra to talk about his upbringing, his faith and how he struggles to find Christian women who like him.
How do the African diaspora move forward whilst processing the traumas of the past? Junior Garr reflects ahead of the SpiritCon conference
Music and faith have always blended well and been a source of healing for many. The Spirituals creative director and music artist, Junior Garr, stopped by the studio to talk about his upcoming conference called SpiritCon, as well as the message behind The Spirituals hugely popular rendition of Wade in the Water. Cass and Junior reflect on how Black people heal from the traumas of the past whilst moving forward.
This filmmaker has put a modern, South London spin on the Noah story - and it's not what you expect!
Rhiannon Barker is a film maker and writer from London and she's recently dropped NOAH, a modern take on an incredible story. Here, she talks us through he film and it's meaning.
Deborah van der Bij shares the secret to how women can stop competing with one another
Christian content creator Deborah Van Der Bij is one of the content world's most loved creators, with her audience spanning across platforms and reaching around 500,000 people. In this conversation, she shares insight on how she navigates the content world, sisterhood and offers some advice for men.
What exactly IS 'worship'? Todd Gilbert breaks it down
Todd Galberth joins Cass ahead of his Everywhere tour with Naomi Raine to talk all things worship.
Theo VS Esther: the chaotic quiz you didn't know you needed to hear
Cass puts Theo and Esther to the test to celebrate Premier Gospel's birthday
Bridge Music and Kofi Dartey are heading to London
Bridge Music and Kofi Dartey join Chantelle Johnson on Premier Gospel to share the heart behind their “No Place Like Home” tour, which arrives in London this June.
"I got married too young!" - Tracey Jane Campbell shares her healing journey
Music artist and now author, Tracey Jane Campbell sits down with Cassandra to discuss her brand new book I Am Restored and takes us on a journey through her life, love and studies too.
The Gospel festival that's breaking the mold: ALL faiths welcome
Cassandra chats with Anu Omideyi, director of the Liverpool Gospel Music Festival, and Ibe Giantkiller, this year’s host, about what makes the festival so special. Anu shares how the event welcomes people of all faiths, and her personal journey in embracing that choice. Ibe recalls a powerful moment of love and unity from last year that stayed with him. Together, they reveal why this year’s festival is set to be an unforgettable celebration of music, faith, and community.
Bishop Mullings says mental ill-health ISN'T sin generated - and it's nothing to be ashamed of
The bishop of NTCG church in Brixton sat down with Cassandra to discuss why Christians have demanded mental ill-health and how this has had a negative impact on people across the Christian faith. Listen in as he shares what can be done to help those struggling and who in the Bible we can look to for support.
We put music artists Prinx Emmanuel to the test on British phrases ahead of his concert in London – how well did he do?
Prinx Emmanuel is coming to the UK for his show REVERB on Saturday 15th March and we caught up with him head of the night to find out who'll be there, what to expect and put him to the test on how well he knows the UK.