Evenings with Cass

Naar M'fundisi-Holloway, founder of Vidoli Brown Dolls, talks to Cass about why she decided to sell brown dolls and what her vision is for the children who play with them.

Imrhan, formerly of the duo Lotto Boyz, sits down with Cass to talk about how the group breaking down affected him, how he overcame suicidal thought and how's life has turned around for the better since giving it all back to God.

MAFS is one of the world's biggest shows right now, with the current UK series airing Monday to Thursdays on E4. One of this years cast members, Sacha, talks to Cass about her life after the show, how she's given her life to Christ and how God helps her get through watching some of the more difficult parts.

Music sensation Victory Boyd shares in this insightful conversation about how her family made drastic decisions to pursue music when they were young, why being creative is healing and how creating Glory Hour helped her through a difficult time.

In this chat with Cass, music artist and Best Newcomer Nominee, Eugy, shares what his family thought of him being nominated for a Premier Gospel award, how he found himself in the 'best newcomer' category despite making music for 15 years and the moment that sparked the controversial change in music direction for him.

Dealing with feelings of envy and sadness are hard, especially if it's for your friends and their successes. This week Sharnade George answers the question of dealing with envy, sadness when confronted with your friends success. Should we tell them? How do we work them out? And what does the bible say about managing our emotions?

In this conversation we spoke to Victor Thompson about his life, his music and how loosing his parents at such a young age shaped him.

In this live Instagram chat with Limoblaze, Cass talks about his up coming concert, album and how his music has touched the lives of people in some very profound ways.

In this edition of Therapy Thursdays, Sharnade George tackles your questions and queries around therapy, life and faith.

Ryan Hilton is one of the UK's most exciting Christian artists and in this chat with Cassandra they talk about his new single Freedom Chant, being nervous I studio sessions and what he'd be doing during a zombie apocalypse.

Naffymar joins Cass to talk about her new single with Prince Davids 'Nothing', as well as talking about her love for God, fighting with producers and what 'Nothing' means.

Gabriela has gone viral online after sharing videos of her worshipping on the underground. In this conversation with Cassandra she shares how she got started, some of the good and bad responses she's had and why not everyone should follow in her footsteps.

Kaye-Marie is one of the UK's most exciting Christian R&B artists, with her 2023 single 'Lives In You' racing up over 400,000 streams. In this interview with Cassandra, Kaye-Marie talks about battling dark times, her new single 'Who You Are', and shares the strangest place she's ever written a song. Trigger warning: in this conversation Kaye-Marie discusses overcoming suicidal thoughts.

Antonio Henry, founder of MADE CIC, joined Cassandra to discuss how he helps the men in the community he's built. what Jesus has taught him about being a man and how he navigates fatherhood to ensure he's the best he can be for his children. To find out more about MADE CIC and they work they do to ensure diverse educators and mentors visit: https://madecic.com

This week for Mens Health Awareness Week Cassandra Maria spoke with the director of SOLVE, an organisation that helps prevent youth violence and conflict through training and support, transformational speaker and mentor Craig Pinkney about the pressures surrounding men, being a role model and why we shouldn't always rush to help men who may be going through a difficult time. You can find out more about Craig and SOLVE here: https://solvecyvc.com/team-solve-cyvc