Multi-genre Christian recording artist Angie Rose is set to appear on Gary Leavitt and Friends, airing on 95.9 WATD — the South Shore of Massachusetts’ most beloved and longest-running radio institution. Hosted by Peabody’s own Gary Leavitt — veteran New England broadcaster, voice impressionist, and the Wizard of Stars — alongside his brother Keith Leavitt, the show is celebrated for its warm, unguarded conversations with guests from every corner of entertainment, sports, and public life. Past guests have included John Oates, Don McLean, Liberty DeVitto of the Billy Joel Band, and Larry Braggs of the Temptations. Angie Rose is a natural fit for that distinguished company.
A Bronx-born, Puerto Rican Latina with over 23 million global streams, Angie Rose has built one of Christian music’s most compelling careers on radical honesty and hard-won faith. A Latin Grammy nominee, Dove Award nominee for Hip-Hop Album of the Year, and Hall of Fame inductee, she has turned her battles with addiction, depression, and suicidal ideation into anthems of survival that have moved listeners around the world. Her latest full-length EP, The Letters I Never Sent, is a deeply personal journey through healing — raw, honest, and powered by the conviction that her story can help others hold on.
The Gary Leavitt and Friends philosophy is simple: the spotlight belongs entirely to the guest. “It’s more of a conversation,” Gary has said. “Almost as if we’re just sitting around sharing a pizza.” For an artist like Angie Rose — whose power comes from direct, unfiltered connection — it is exactly the right stage.
Beyond music, Angie Rose is also the founder of the Unstoppable Foundation, recognized by FEMA for its relief work in Puerto Rico and currently supporting the transformation of a former prison into a community resource. Her mission extends far beyond the microphone — and Gary Leavitt and Friends gives her the platform to share all of it.
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