06-05-26 Rev. William Pierce, Pageant Advisor for the Miss Juneteenth Minnesota Pageant, and Sannia Eliza, Madam Juneteenth Minnesota 2025, talk with Freddie & Chantel about the 3rd Annual Miss Juneteenth Minnesota Pageant and empowering Black generations

06-05-26 Rev. William Pierce, Pageant Advisor for the Miss Juneteenth Minnesota Pageant, and Sannia Eliza, Madam Juneteenth Minnesota 2025, talk with Freddie & Chantel about the 3rd Annual Miss Juneteenth Minnesota Pageant and empowering Black generations

Author: KMOJ-89.9 FM “The People’s Station” June 8, 2026 Duration: 15:02

On the KMOJ Morning Show, Reverend William Pierce and Sannia Eliza joined Freddie Bell and Chantel Sings to preview the 3rd Annual Miss Juneteenth Minnesota Pageant, celebrating Black excellence, leadership, and the historical significance of Juneteenth. They discussed the pageant’s continued growth, including the addition of Mister and Mr. Juneteenth divisions and new age categories, bringing together more than 30 contestants competing for scholarships, awards, and opportunities for personal development. The conversation highlighted how the nonprofit pageant program goes beyond competition by offering mentorship, financial literacy, healthy lifestyle education, networking, and career exposure designed to empower Black youth and adults across generations. Listeners also learned about the June 6 event at North Central University’s Trask Worship Center, featuring a special performance by the legendary group Sounds of Blackness and the crowning of Minnesota’s newest Juneteenth royalty.


KMOJCast brings the distinct voice of North Minneapolis directly to you, curated from the archives and ongoing broadcasts of KMOJ-89.9 FM “The People’s Station.” This isn't a typical studio production; it's a direct line to the conversations, music, and perspectives that have defined a community institution since 1976. Each episode in this podcast serves as an audio snapshot, featuring segments from the station's long-running "Community Viewpoint" and other select programming that embodies its mission. You'll hear discussions focused on empowerment, local culture, and the issues that matter most to Communities of Color in the Twin Cities and beyond, all framed within the station's signature urban adult contemporary sound. The content feels immediate and grounded, reflecting decades of trust and engagement. Tuning into this podcast means connecting with a legacy of advocacy and celebration, where the airwaves have always been a tool for support and elevation. It’s an opportunity to experience the ongoing work of a broadcaster dedicated to reflecting and enriching the way of life for the people it serves, packaged for listening anytime.
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