Synopsis
The Lin. Woods Gospel Entertainment Podcast features interviews with today's top recording artists and celebrities in family and faith based entertainment.
Episodes
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Episode 315: Jerry Mannery of Mississippi Mass Choir Shares If Choirs are Still Needed, Latest Music and more!
10/05/2025 Duration: 33minThe Mississippi Mass Choir is BACK and topping the charts with One Way Home!Join us as choir co-founder, songwriter, and producer Jerry Mannery shares: His incredible backstory, how the legendary choir got started, and are choirs still relevant today amid praise and worship teams at church? Mississippi Mass’s powerful, chart-topping album and more! Don’t miss this rewind of a powerful, inspiring conversation! Listen Now. Download & Subscribe – It’s FREE! #LinWoodsGospelEntertainmentPodcast #MississippiMassChoir #JerryMannery #GospelMusic #Choirs #Faith #ChurchMusic #Inspiration Follow on social media: X: @linwoods Facebook and LinkedIn: @Lin. Woods Instagram and Tik Tok: @linwoods96
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Episode 314: StephenHurd-Praise and Worship Guru Talks 90s Worship vs 2025, Men Who Worship and More
02/05/2025 Duration: 25minHere’s a polished and engaging version of your promo copy, optimized for social media, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more:
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Episode 312: James Hall_of James Hall & Worship and Praise_Talks Uncompromising Worship & Jazz Thing
19/04/2025 Duration: 23min -
Episode 311: Gospel Artist Tim Bailey of Tim Bailey and Judah Camp Shares Memphis Backstory, Hit No Weapon and being Drug To Church
12/04/2025 Duration: 23minDon’t miss this week’s episode of Lin. Woods Gospel Entertainment Podcast when Lin. Woods talks with Billboard-charting recording artist, songwriter, and pastor — Tim Bailey of Tim Bailey and Judah Camp!He’s riding high on the group’s hit single “No Weapon”… and now, Pastor Tim is pulling back the curtain on his journey—from his Memphis gospel roots to being anointed to play music, songwriting, being drug to church, juggling ministries, and beyond.Hear how gospel legends like Marvin Sapp and the late O’Landa Draper shaped his sound…How loss inspired him to write “No Weapon.” And how God turned his pain into a purpose-driven ministry—using music as the vehicle to save lives.