Theatre producer and director Alan Charles joins Gospel Breakfast with Belinda to discuss his latest stage production, MAN DEM, the stories behind his work, and the creative journey that brought the production to life. Building on the conversation around his previous play, Why Didn't I Get Married?, Alan shares insights into his approach to storytelling, the themes explored in his work, and what audiences can expect from his latest production.
Black history is more than remembering the past. It is about recognising the people shaping our present and ensuring their stories continue to inspire future generations. In this special Black History Month conversation on Gospel Breakfast with Belinda, Oscar Oyinsan joins us to reflect on his work, the importance of Black representation and the impact of those who challenge boundaries, open doors and create opportunities for others.
Nigel Ipinson Fleming joins Gospel Breakfast with Belinda for a conversation exploring the intersection of music, faith and entrepreneurship. Discover his perspectives on navigating the creative industry, the role of the church, and building a successful business while staying true to your purpose.
Dr Pauline Muir, lecturer at Goldsmiths, University of London was on Gospel Breakfast with Belinda for an insightful conversation exploring the history, evolution and cultural significance of Black British gospel music, its roots in faith and migration, and its lasting influence on British society and identity.
Gospel journalist and industry pioneer Marcia Dixon joins Gospel Breakfast for a conversation about her journey, the growth of UK gospel music and her contribution to the gospel community. She is also spoke on the inspirtation behind her new documentary Living Loving Serving: Women Leaders in the Church, exploring the stories, calling and impact of women serving in Christian ministry.
Join us for a special conversation with Nigerian singer, songwriter, photographer and creative visionary TY Bello on Gospel Breakfast. Discover more about her creative journey, the role of faith in her life and work, and how she continues to use her gifts and talents to inspire others. She also share insight on her double album I SPEAK LION I SPEAK LAMB
Discover the story behind the voice of Boney M as Liz Mitchell MBE joins Gospel Breakfast for a special conversation about her extraordinary musical journey, her experiences in the music industry, and the legacy of one of the most iconic groups in music history.
Celebrating International Day for Universal Access to Information: While we have more knowledge at our fingertips than ever before, it is not always easy to verify what is real, especially when algorithms and AI shape much of the content we consume. Multimedia Journalist Nayana Mena joins Belinda to discuss ways we can filter fake new from authentic stories
A Journey of Faith and Resilience: Sarah Teibo reflects on her transition from moving from Nigeria back to the UK shortly after getting married, stepping out in faith with nothing but a suitcase and a deep trust in God.
Understanding the Heart of an Encounter: William McDowell explores how the word "encounter" carries a dual meaning of meeting face-to-face and experiencing the unexpected, noting that a true encounter with God inevitably brings profound personal change.
Singer, songwriter, and Morris Music Academy co-founder Charlene Monique Morris joins Belinda on Premier Gospel to share how she is using music and daily affirmations to build confidence and joy in school assemblies. From interactive workshops that engage every child to earning praise in an official Ofsted report, discover how her mission is empowering the next generation to speak positivity over their lives.
Adam Brooks sits down with the newly installed Presiding Bishop of COGIC UK, Bishop Geoffrey Folkes, to discuss stepping into national church leadership, balancing ministry with family life. Bishop Folkes reflects on his journey from the youth department to the episcopacy, receives a moving surprise message of affirmation from his daughter, gospel artist Becca Folkes, and leads listeners in a powerful, faith-filled prayer covering health, family, and spiritual renewal.
Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, author, minister, and therapist Natalie Westcarr joined Belinda on Gospel Breakfast to break down the stigma surrounding mental health in Christian communities. Discussing her brand-new 31-day devotional, The Cry and The Call, Natalie shared her personal journey through burnout and depression, demonstrating how professional therapy and deep spiritual faith can work hand-in-hand.
Fresh off securing a four-chair turn on The Voice UK, gospel artist and worship leader Monique Nicholson-Porter visited the Premier Gospel Breakfast Show alongside her husband, Jason Nicholson-Porter. From a prophetic dream that preceded her audition to joining Team Kelly Rowland, Monique opens up about navigating mainstream platforms without compromising her faith.
Starting a new school year brings excitement, but for many students and parents, it also brings anxiety, fresh environments, and challenging cultural pressures. On the Premier Gospel Breakfast Show, host Belinda sits down with Leondre Douglas—Secondary School Faith Advisor and Chaplaincy Development Officer for the Diocese of Southwark—to unpack how young people and families can thrive in the new academic term.
