Winning with Jekalyn Carr

Heaven 100.1 welcomes “Winning with Jekalyn Carr” in the afternoon drive, Monday through Friday in the 3 PM hour.

Jekalyn Carr is a GRAMMY® nominee and GMA Dove Award-winning independent recording artist. Carr is a speaker, entrepreneur, actress, and author. As a top selling recording artist, Carr has earned eight Billboard #1’s before the age of 21, including singles, “You’re Bigger” and “You Will Win.”

Her show includes inspirational music, social media topics as well as interviews with national recording artists. At 13, Carr was a highly sought-after speaker. She has never shied away from her true calling of delivering messages of positivity, hope and the celebration of her faith to audiences around the country.

At the age of 15, her speaking shifted to music when her single “Greater Is Coming” debuted on Billboard’s Gospel Music Top Ten. Carr received her first Stellar Award at the age of 16.

Tune in for inspiration from Jekalyn every weekday right here on Heaven 100.1. And listen to a sneak preview of her show below:

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