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This episode of Da Godlab brings together timeless grooves, soulful reflections, and a message for the journey. We’re flowing with “It’s 2 Much,” keeping the rhythm alive with The Whispers’ “The Beat Goes On,” and celebrating the unforgettable sounds of Janet Jackson, Luther Vandross, Ralph Tresvant, and Bell Biv DeVoe.

Min. Hall joins the conversation with a powerful word on keeping a cool booty when things get hot — staying calm, centered, and faithful when life turns up the heat.

We also make room for inspiration with Holy Life and Hezekiah Walker’s “Christ Did It All,” before closing the musical journey with the uplifting spirit of Sounds of Blackness — “Optimistic.”

A blend of memories, motivation, and music — that’s the vibe on this episode of Da Godlab.

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Get ready for another incredible episode of DA Godlab!

This week, the energy is through the roof as all four members(Brother Doc, Effua, Tah, and Min. Hall) of the crew pack into the studio. We’re kicking things off with some classic Godlab banter before diving into our official, unfiltered predictions for who is taking home the NBA Finals trophy.

On the music side, we are packing the playlist with heavy hitters, featuring:

• The timeless, soulful sounds of Bill Withers.
• An exclusive, high-energy spin on Arrested Development’s "People Everyday," remixed with a heavy Go-Go flow by the one and only DJ Markie Mark.
• Kirk Franklin’s legendary anthem, "Melodies from Heaven."

Then, Pastor Doc steps up to the mic to ground us with a powerful, inspiring word on the true majesty of God.

To wrap it all up, we’re closing out the show with a must-hear, gospel-infused spin on The Gap Band’s classic "Outstanding," brought to you by Antwaun Cooks & JaNae Simmons.

You don't want to miss a single second of this one. Tune in, get blessed, and vibe out with the lab!

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On this week’s Godlab, Brother Doc is spinning a masterclass in rhythm and resilience. We’re traveling from the timeless, uplifting grooves of Whitehead & McFadden, The Spinners, and Dionne Warwick, straight into the deep, modern soul of Snoh Aalegra, and the powerful harmonies of The Voices of Unity. With the music set, Pastor Doc drops a powerful word on loyalty—what it truly means to stand in the gap and stay with folks through all of life's ups and downs. Don't miss the groove or the message.

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