MONEQUE RICHMOND WALKER

Morning Show Team 6AM-9AM
Midday Inspiration 11AM-3PM
Solid Gold Saturday 11AM-3PM

Moneque Richmond-Walker is a native Memphian and her musical journey started as a young musician. Her love for vocal music began early serving as choir directress at the New Galilee MBC (Rev Early Gentry-Pastor).  She accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and savior and later joined Greater Beulahland COGIC where she received the baptism of the Holy Ghost.  
Richmond-Walker received her Evangelist Missionary license in 1999 and is presently a member of Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ, where the Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Patterson, Sr., is the Host Pastor and Jurisdictional Prelate (Guatemala Jurisdiction). Evangelist Richmond- Walker has served in the capacity of a gospel announcer for WBBP, where the late Bishop G E Patterson was the general manager for 11 years.  She is the former Tennessee 5th Jurisdiction Minister of Music (1993-2000).
Evangelist Moneque Richmond-Walker currently holds the positions of: Director of Choirs at Pentecostal Temple COGIC (Bishop Charles Harrison Mason Patterson, Sr.). She also serves as the Vice President/Assistant Minister of Music of the Guatemala Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of the Church of God in Christ. In addition to, also humbling serving as the Choir President of the Women’s Chorus in the Guatemala Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction.
Evangelist Moneque is the wife of Elder Mark Walker and the mother of O’Livya R Walker.  In 2007, she received her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Communication, with her major in Video & Film Production.  She received her Masters of Arts in Religion in 2016 (The Relevancy of Church Music) and is currently working on her Masters of Divinity.

DELSA FLEMING
Evening Gospel 10PM - 12AM
Solid Gold Saturday 7PM-12AM
Sunday Quartet Night 9PM-12AM

DELSA FLEMING, known as the “Fireball of the South,” has been a personality with 1340 WLOK since 1982. She has received numerous local and national awards. She was awarded with a Stellar Award certificate for her contributions to gospel radio.

She has also been recognized nationally among gospel radio’s “Who’s Who in Gospel Music.”

Delsa “Fireball” Fleming is one of Memphis’ most recognizable radio personalities. She has served as Mistress of Ceremonies for numerous programs and concerts throughout the city. She also served as host of a local gospel cable TV show; plus she has conducted many music workshops for various churches in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi. Delsa is a member of the National Gospel Music of America Announcers Guild. She was born in Rossville, Tennessee and currently resides in Memphis. She attended Shelby State Community College where she earned a certificate of achievement for music. Delsa is the mother of three daughters and a son. In her spare time, she enjoys singing and reading.

CHIP WASHINGTON
Let's Talk About It
Monday-Friday 10-11AM

          Chip Washington is a Los Angeles, California native who came to the South in the early 90’s with a dream of being in the TV news business. Since then, he has worked at stations in Jackson and Meridian, MS. Other stops included stations in Jackson and Memphis TN including WBBJ, WHBQ and WMC-TV5 as an anchor and reporter. He has also worked in the area of PR, media relations and corporate communications in various senior level positions from private to for profit, non-profit, academic organizations and businesses. Chip also served as the Public Information Officer for both the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office and recently the Shelby County Health Dept. His love of the radio broadcast medium brought him to this side in 2019 and he has been behind the mike every since. Chip is married to Wanda and the father of two children; Breanne and David. He is excited to be a small part of such a legacy station in our city and hopes listeners will be as well. 

So let's talk about it!

WILLIE TATE JR.
 
Morning Show Team 6AM-9AM
Afternoon Drive 3PM-7PM
Solid Gold Saturday 11AM-3PM

PASTOR KEVIN BROOKS
Rainbow Push
Sundays 6-7PM

With over 25 years of experience in educational leadership, non-profit executive management and ministry, Rev. Dr. K. Andre Brooks serves as serves as Pastor of Providence African Methodist Episcopal of Memphis were he is Noted for ministerial emphasis on social justice, grassroots organizing, education reform, and leadership development.

Rev. Brooks is redefining the role of the urban Church and its impact on community revitalization. A noted expert in education leadership, inter-governmental affairs and  community organizing, Dr. Brooks provides his unique perspective and analysis to local/national media outlets for his research and programming on African American student Achievement and community economic development . A former High School Principal and Certified Superintendent, Dr. Brooks continues to redefine the role of K-16 Urban Education and its impact on community revitalization and economic transformation as founder and CEO of The Anvil Community Development Corporation where he works to transforms distressed neighborhoods in the city of Memphis. 

Dr. Brooks received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from LeMoynne-Owen College  and his Master of Education from Coppin State University, Masters Of Divinity from Howard University,  Certificate Of Non-Profit Executive Management from Duke University, Doctorate Of Ministry from Payne Theological Seminary and Doctor of Philosophy in Higher Education Administration from Morgan State University. 

JADA JAI
Evening Drive
Monday-Friday 7PM-10PM

    Jada Jai was born in Greenville, MS but raised in Memphis, TN. She attended Univeristy of Memphis where she received her Bachelors in Education in 2004 and The Univeristy of Phoenix receiving her Masters in Health Administration in 2010. Jada has always kept her love for acting, singing, and public speaking in the community. She has acted in several stage plays and local films in Memphis, TN. She has also filmed in a few series airing on TVOne. Although new to the radio scene, Jada continues to use her gifts to Glorify God!     

BRIE STEVENS
Let's Talk Law
Mondays 6PM-7PM

Brie Stevens  has been a personality in Tennessee for the past 5 years.

She is a proud Memphian, a Germantown High School Red Devil, and an Austin Peay State University Governor. As a young woman growing up, she participated in programs like Girl Scouts, Bridge Builders, and completed the Memphis Bar Association Internship. She has received numerous local awards for public speaking and writing. While in college in 2018, she was recognized as “Betty Jo Wallace Women’s Activist of the Year”. In August 2018, she received a degree in Communications Journalism with a minor in Psychology. 

Brie Stevens is one of the rising voices in Tennessee of today’s new journalists. She has served as Mistress of Ceremonies for 6+ years throughout the state. She has worked as a journalist for the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle and Spunk Magazine. She has interned as a radio co-host at WJZM 1400AM.

In 2022, Brie returned to her home city of Memphis, TN, and joined the WLOK team.