What if your passion for music could shape your life's journey and inspire an entire community? Join us as we celebrate Black Music Month with the remarkable story of Audrey Whitaker Wright, an anointed gospel singer from Middletown, Ohio. Audrey's musical roots were cultivated in church, surrounded by the soulful sounds of legends like Aretha Franklin and Mahalia Jackson. In this episode, Audrey reflects on the influential figures in her life, such as Archie Byers and Brian Oglesby, and shares how her involvement with the Dayton Chapter Gospel Music Workshop of America played a pivotal role in her development. Tune in to hear how Audrey balanced her love for music with the responsibilities of raising her daughter, all while staying true to her faith and community.
Experience the joy and passion of Audrey Whitaker Wright as she discusses her journey in the music industry and the concept of being "anointed" in singing. Audrey offers a heartfelt performance of "I Know I've Been Changed" and provides details on how you can catch her live or book her for your events. She also gives a special shout-out to her church, True Christian Missionary Baptist Church in Dayton, Ohio, where she sings during Communion services. Don't miss this inspiring episode that highlights the power of faith, community, and the joy of sharing one's musical gift. Your support means the world to us, so be sure to subscribe, give us a thumbs up, and share this episode with a friend!
