EPISODE 50: “LOVE IS THE CURE” FEAT. OUR INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC PERSON OF THE DAY CAROL CHISOLM

<p><strong>LIVE – WED., DECEMBER 29, 2021.</strong> This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and <strong>“CAROL CHISOLM”, OUR INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC HIGHLIGHT ARTIST OF THE DAY! </strong>Carol Chisolm is a singer, songwriter, author, and speaker. Her inspiring lyrics and powerful vocals leave listeners wanting more. She is truly an anointed singer, who ushers listeners into the presence of the Lord with her captivating tones. Her lyrics are life changing and relatable, which has earned her the honor of being named Songwriter of the Month (July 2020) by Nashville Christian Songwriters, International. She was one of the top five finalist in the 2021 You God’s Music Talent Showcase. Carol serves as the worship leader for the Clear Vision Conference, and has opened for gospel artists, such as Dorothy Norwood, and LaShun Pace.&nbsp;Carol’s debut CD, “Let Jesus Fix It for You”, brought her international acclaim. This nine song CD of original songs breathes life into her listeners. A beautiful mix of traditional urban (R&amp;B feeling) plus CCM (pop feeling) Gospel music, this contemporary Christian album shines out from its inspired lyrics and Chisolm's stunning voice. The music video for the high-spirited, up-tempo single, “I Feel the Spirit Moving”, was in rotation on several channels including The Word Network’s, “Video Gospel Show”.&nbsp;In 2019, Carol released her long awaited single and music video, “Wonderfully Made”. It was inspired by her long journey with alopecia. She calls herself a survivor after suffering many years with this autoimmune disorder, which results in hair loss. She coined the phrase “I have alopecia, but it doesn’t have me” to remind her that her identity is in Christ and not a reflection in the mirror. In 2021, she released her single, “Rolled Away”, a powerful song to remind us of the power of the Resurrection.&nbsp;Carol has done it again with her newest single “Let Us Breathe” and “Love Is The Cure”, both inspired by the murder of George Floyd. We should take a b