John Fowler shares a happy song he wrote with his daughter to lift your spirits on Pulse WV Live.
This episode of the Pulse WV Live radio show features host John Fowler playing Southern Gospel music and sharing casual reflections. Fowler is a broadcaster and Bible study author who hosts this faith-focused music network.
The episode includes the song "A Happy Song," written by Fowler and his daughter, performed by New Salem. Fowler plays music from artists like Mike Bolin, the Kingsmen, Gold City, and Karen Peck, mentioning the track "Still Waters" by New Salem. He shares trivia, noting Dallol, Ethiopia, is the hottest inhabited place at a constant 94°F. Fowler references the 1970 Bhola cyclone in Bangladesh, which killed up to 500,000 people.
He discusses aviation, stating fog can reduce visibility to less than three feet, far below the Instrument Flight Rules minimum of 800 feet. Fowler reads a Bible verse, 2 Corinthians 12:9, from his own 31-day study titled "The Names That God Calls Me." He mistakenly recalls an old radio station's call letters during the broadcast. The episode features the classic song "When They Ring Those Bells" by the Happy Goodman Family, performed by Mark Trammell.
A lyrical story within a song describes a transformative visit to a church and an altar call. Fowler promotes his website, johnfowler.org, where listeners can find his Bible study. The tone is warm, informal, and devotional, blending music curation with personal commentary and light educational facts. Listeners who enjoy Southern Gospel music mixes interspersed with wholesome, faith-based conversation will appreciate this episode. Those seeking a structured interview, deep theological debate, or purely factual podcast might find it too meandering.
