In this passionate and soul-stirring episode, Billy “BJ” William enters the space , tells the story, and relives the sound for a life-defining conversation with the legendary Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele — the voice, the spirit, and the force behind one of the most transformative choral institutions in America.

What unfolds is more than a memory.
It’s an encounter that transcends time — rooted in legacy, lifted by music, and forever etched in purpose.

🎶 BJ opens his heart to share:
• The breathless anticipation of hearing the Bethune-Cookman College Concert Chorale for the first time
• The overwhelming spiritual and sonic force of their sound
• The profound, soul-level connection he experienced upon meeting Dr. Steele
• How a single moment can shape a lifetime of direction, passion, and service.

💫 This episode is a tribute —
To American History and Black excellence in motion.
To the unshakable power of music to heal, inspire, and awaken.
To the legacy of a woman whose work continues to ripple through generations.

Whether you knew the Chorale, loved the music, or are just discovering this legacy for the first time — this conversation will move you.

This isn’t just a podcast.
It’s a moment. A memory. A movement.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and iHeartRadio.
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👂 TAP IN. BE MOVED. FEEL THE ENCOUNTER.

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The RWS Project proudly presents a powerful this new episode spotlighting The Icon, Trailblazer, and History-Making David Reeves — the first and only male dancer in The Concert Chorale under the legendary direction of Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele. 💃🏾🕺🏾

This episode is nothing short of extraordinary. David steps into the spotlight to share his soul-stirring journey and reflect on the transformational power of art, legacy, and Black excellence.

🔊 Inside the episode:
✨ His rise as a professional dancer in sacred spaces
✨ Shattering expectations and redefining tradition
✨ The unforgettable first meeting with Dr. Steele
✨ How movement became ministry — and mission
✨ His groundbreaking moment with The Concert Chorale
…and so much more.

🎭 David’s, a true Luminary, shares his testimony of living proof that dance is devotion and that visionaries like Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele saw what the world couldn’t yet imagine.

🎶 This isn’t just a podcast.
💌 This is soul work.
📚 This is Black history in real time.
👑 This is excellence personified.
🚀 This is The RWS Project.

📍 Catch the full Summer Tour of The Rebecca Walker Steele Experience
Streaming now on: Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music

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🔥 Tell a friend.
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✨ Turn it up. Tap in. Be transformed.

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There are some moments that change your life — not all at once, but little by little, like the way a single note finds its harmony in a greater song.

This is one of those moments.
This is one of those episodes.

In “One Note from Glory,” Dwayne Lightsey Jr. doesn’t just tell his story — he invites you into a sacred space of memory, mentorship, and music. This isn’t just a look back — it’s a call to remember. A love letter to legacy. A testimony of what happens when a student steps into their purpose because a teacher dared to believe in them.

Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele was more than a conductor — she was a life-changer.
A History Maker.
A Storyteller in Symphony Form.

And this podcast — Suumer Tour : The Rebecca Walker Steele Experience — is a living archive of her impact. Through the powerful art of storytelling, we honor her voice, her work, and the thousands of lives she shaped through music, education, and heart-centered leadership. We’re preserving history the way it was always meant to be shared: Out Loud, With Soul, and In Community.

This episode is rich with passion, purpose, and power — perfect for anyone who believes in the beauty of music, the strength of tradition, and the transformative grace of a mentor who sees more in you than you ever saw in yourself.

✨ This is oral tradition at its finest.
✨ This is music history brought to life.
✨ This is a journey into legacy, identity, and what it truly means to live on purpose.

🎶 Because one song can save a soul. One teacher can lift a generation. And one podcast can carry it all forward.

📥 Listen now:
Spotify | iHeartRadio | Apple Music | Amazon
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“This isn’t just a podcast. It’s a movement. A living, breathing, oral tapestry of American history — Black history, Music history… OUR history.”

In this heartfelt and powerful episode, Steele Strong: The Rebecca Walker Steele Experience welcomes Dwayne Lightsey Jr. — Leader, Purpose-Driven Connector and Lifelong Storyteller — as he opens up about the best decision he ever made: joining the Concert Chorale under the legendary direction of Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele.

Through insight, humor, and reverence, Dwayne shares his transformative journey within the chorale — a space where discipline met divinity, where excellence was the standard, and where he, like countless others, was shaped by “Doc’s” masterful leadership and compassionate heart. His story is one of discovery, brotherhood, and growth — rooted in song, lifted by purpose.

This episode is about more than just memories. It’s about the legacy of a woman who revolutionized music education and humanities in America — one note, one harmony, one student at a time.

Dr. Steele’s influence stretches beyond the walls of any classroom or performance hall. Through Dwayne's lens, we witness the ripple effect of her life’s work and the timeless wisdom she imparted.

🎶 “She taught us more than music. She taught us to live on purpose.” — Dwayne Lightsey Jr.

As part of this groundbreaking oral history series, iGLO Enterprize uses storytelling to keep traditions alive — illuminating the power of legacy, the preservation of culture, and the sacred act of remembering. Steele Strong is not just documenting history; it is making history.

💜 Thank you to every listener, supporter, and keeper of this legacy. Your presence helps us educate, inspire, and create sacred space for remembrance, healing, and empowerment.

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This week on Summer Tour | Steele Strong, we invite you into an intimate and soul-stirring conversation with the phenomenal Karla Francis—Purpose-Driven Musican, Educator, and Motivational Leader who is a living testament to the legacy of Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele. In this episode, “My Song, This is My Story,” Karla takes us on a powerful journey through her transformative introduction to Dr. Steele and the legendary Concert Chorale, an experience that molded her as a young musician and helped shape the master music educator she is today.

With warmth and wisdom, Karla reflects on what it meant to be embraced by a community built on Doc’s unshakable values: excellence, unity, discipline, and above all—love. Through rich stories of rehearsals, performances, and friendships forged through music, Karla shines light on the profound ways Dr. Steele nurtured brilliance in her students. We hear how Doc’s teaching wasn’t just about the music—it was about preparing the soul, strengthening the spirit, and building a legacy of leaders who would carry her torch into future generations.

As Karla shares her "Doc Experience," we uncover yet another facet of Dr. Steele’s unmatched musicianship and boundless heart—a legacy that has already touched over one million lives and continues to resonate around the world.

This episode is a tribute. A testimony. A song. A story.
And it will leave you with a deeper understanding of why Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele isn’t just a legend—she’s a movement.

Summer Tour | Steele Strong – The Rebecca Walker Steele Experience
Not just a podcast. A love letter to a life lived in full harmony.
The Rebecca Walker Steele Project — Celebrating the Woman • Her Music • The Legend.

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In this deeply moving episode of Summer Tour, we journey into the heart of what it truly means to lead with integrity, compassion, and courage. Reverend Elvin J. Mallory shares a powerful and personal account of his experience with the legendary Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele — A woman whose presence was more than professorial; it was profoundly transformational.

Dr. Steele was more than an educator. She was a fierce advocate, a tender soul, and a guardian of fairness. She saw her students not just for who they were, but for who they could become — and she fought tirelessly to ensure they had the dignity, resources, and love to reach their potential. Through adversity, she never wavered. She modeled a master character that not only impacted her students, but radiated outward — shaping master communities that continue to thrive today.

This episode honors her enduring legacy: a living blueprint of compassion, justice, and excellence. Through Reverend Mallory’s reflections, listeners will witness the ways in which Dr. Steele's spirit lives on — in classrooms, choirs, communities, and hearts around the world.

Listen in and be inspired by a story of love in action, and a character so profound, it created a community that still sings her name.

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Step aboard the legendary Annett tour bus and dive into the soulful journey of music, friendship, and legacy with internationally acclaimed vocalist and music educator LaToya Wilson. In this powerful, heart-filled podcast, LaToya takes you behind the scenes , and shares a memory of the unforgettable Summer Tours with the iconic Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele—the visionary force who shaped generations of musicians, artists, and dancers through the lens of both classical and gospel music , harmony, and radical joy.

This episode unpacks hilarious, touching, and awe-inspiring moments shared by LaToya and her fellow musicians—college peers turned lifelong friends—on the road from campus practice rooms to packed churches across the South. From spontaneous songwriting in hotel lobbies to soul-stirring concerts that moved entire congregations, discover how the spirit of music built more than just performances—it built community, purpose, and lifelong memories.

Whether you’re a music lover, former choir kid, or just someone who loves a good road trip story packed with laughter and legacy, The Backseat Lounge invites you to feel the rhythm, hear the harmony, and experience the powerful impact of one woman’s vision to change lives through music.

🔊 Tune in, sing along, and let the journey begin—because once you ride the Annett bus, you never forget the tune. New episodes drop weekly. Hit subscribe and join the movement. 🎵

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In this powerful episode of The Backseat Lounge, we take a deep dive into the musical roots and artistic legacy of Bethune-Cookman College’s Concert Chorale (now Bethune-Cookman University), as told by none other than Dr. Robert Williams, Faculty Emeritus of Music and Director of the Chorale from 1974 to 1976.

Through this rare and insightful conversation, Dr. Williams walks us through the stylistic soul of the Chorale—centered on a cappella purity, sacred spirituals, and the classical grace of bel canto. But the episode truly comes to life when we explore the creative contrasts brought by the legendary Dr. Rebecca Walker Steele.

Known for her visionary and theatrically-charged performances, Dr. Steele reimagined what a concert experience could be. As Dr. Williams shares, her programs were “heavily orchestrated,” complete with choreography, dramatic elements, and expressive musical storytelling that turned sacred music into something transcendent.

Whether you’re a music historian, classical muse, gospel enthusiast, or former choir member, this snippet episode offers an unfiltered glimpse into the heart of a musical era that was bold, spiritual, and uniquely Steele.

🎧 Tap in and witness this Summer Tour Experience with the The Rebecca Walker Steele Experience - Yes we are Making Music—A Movement. Turning Conversations -Into History. And Cultivating Community - To Sustain Legacy . This is just the beginning of a legacy that still resonates today.

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