“Plenty More Love” Returns By Popular Demand
Dawn Records country music recording artist, Rhonda Towns, has announced the re-launch of her inspirational, “feel good” radio show. “Plenty More Love” will return to the digital airwaves (Saturday, October 4, 2014) on “Faith Talk 1360” [“Connecting Faith & Talk and an internet live stream” (www.faithtalk1360.com) — a Salem Communications Network, Phoenix, Arizona].Utilizing the three-year hiatus to revisit and strengthen her mission and message to share positive “good news” stories and inspirational music, Towns is back with a reinforced “People Need People” platform. In keeping with the community, people-helping-people character, the program will highlight local and national charities and nonprofit organizations, and feature inspirational music performances by special guests from various formats.
“I believe that we are in a present time of ‘need’ for us as a people, a nation, and a country to come together,” stated Towns. “I truly believe the ‘Plenty More Love’ Radio Talk Show will become a ‘go-to’ outlet to celebrate the positive, in subject matter and music, and as a trusted platform to introduce and support the various non-profit organizations in need.”
The highly anticipated radio show has celebrated early welcome and support from local/area companies. Sponsors that have aligned with the show include: Earnhardt Chandler Cadillac, Earnhardt Scottsdale Cadillac, Eva’s Fine Mexican Food, Lerner & RW Injury Attorneys, Biltmore Loan & Jewelry-Chandler and Biltmore Loan & Jewelry-Scottsdale.
Musical guests that have appeared on the show previously include: The Grascals, Ty Herndon, Marty Raybon, The Roys, Philip Dain Powell, Steve Richard,
John Conlee and more.
John Conlee and more.
“We’ve invited musical performers, motivational speakers, book authors and celebrities to join us as our guests,” Towns added. “We’re excited in the direction of the new show and the entertainment value for listeners young and old!”
Rhonda is no stranger to the entertainment circle. She released three singles (in the country music and inspirational country music formats) from her last national recording project, I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU (produced by Harold Shedd, Norro Wilson and Jim Cotton), and she continues to frequent Nashville to write and record. She recently recorded a number of tracks to appear on her next EP anticipated in early 2015. Rhonda made her television debut on BET–officially making her the first African American country music artist to appear on Black Entertainment Television. She was featured on “Today’s Country with Crook N’ Chase;” she performed at the 16th Annual International Country Music Festival in Zurich, Switzerland for four consecutive years and has been an active participant the CMA Music Festival year after year.
Listeners from around the globe can tune into the “Plenty More Love” show via her website or visit: www.kpxq1360.com. For more information on Rhonda Towns and her new music visit: www.rhondatowns.com.