Meet ‘White Pepper,’ the Tampa radio host blending soul music and community
Tune in to this week's episode of The Conversation, featuring David 'White Pepper' Bryant, the charismatic co-host of The Soul Kitchen, a popular radio show on WMNF in Tampa. Bryant, a Fort Myers native and New College of Florida alumnus, brings his love for deep soul and R&B to the airwaves every Friday night.
Bryant, who earned his unique nickname 'White Pepper' from co-host Eddie G, is not just a music enthusiast. By day, he works with the University of Colorado's New Worlds Reading Initiative, ensuring that students who are not reading at grade level have access to free books. This dedication to education is reflected in his radio show, where he engages listeners in meaningful conversations alongside playing classic and hidden gem tracks.
One of the show's beloved traditions is asking listeners, 'What's for dinner?'. This interactive segment not only fosters a sense of community among listeners but also adds a touch of culinary curiosity to the musical experience.
Catch David 'White Pepper' Bryant on The Soul Kitchen every Friday night from 8 to 10 pm on WMNF. His passion for music, education, and community engagement makes him a beloved figure in Tampa's radio scene. Tune in to enjoy a mix of deep soul, R&B, classics, and hidden gems, along with insightful conversations and a dash of dinner inspiration.
