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Isaac Carree Joins WALR for Inspirational Shows


Isaac Carree
Isaac Carree

Gospel artist and media personality Isaac Carree is joining the lineup at WALR (KISS 104.1) Atlanta, where he will host two new inspirational programs beginning weekdays and Sundays. Carree will host "Morning Inspiration" weekdays from 5-6am and "Sunday Morning Inspiration" Sundays from 8am-noon. Both programs will feature gospel music, faith-based conversations, and messages of encouragement.

Carree brings more than three decades of experience in gospel music and broadcasting. He first gained national recognition as a featured soloist with John P. Kee & New Life Community Choir before co-founding the acclaimed gospel group Men of Standard. His solo career has produced multiple Billboard No. 1 gospel albums, establishing him as one of the genre's leading voices.

Weekday listeners can expect a mix of inspirational music, motivational conversation, and Carree's signature blend of authenticity and encouragement. The Sunday program will expand the format with gospel celebrity interviews, worship preparation, reflective moments, and an extended selection of gospel music.

"We are excited to welcome Isaac Carree to the KISS 104.1 family," said Michael Saunders, Director of Branding and Programming. "His voice, his spirit, and his ability to connect with listeners align perfectly with what our audience expects from us -- especially in moments that call for inspiration and comfort."

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