WHOT Episode 158 – “On and On” by Curtis Harding

Hosted by Mangus Khan

[The bassline curls in warm and lazy. The drums hit like heartbeats. Then that voice—cool, confident, and full of earned wisdom.]

“This is Late Night Grooves.
WHOT.

Episode 158.

I’m Mangus Khan.

And tonight… we’re still carrying the weight.

But now?
We’re carrying it with rhythm.

Because healing doesn’t always show up loud.

Sometimes it shows up with a slow strut and a bassline that tells you:

You’re still here.

So keep going.

Tonight’s sermon:
Curtis Harding – “On and On.”

This is the sound of surviving with soul.

Not perfect. Not untouched.
But alive.

“I keep on loving you / On and on…”

He’s not just talking about a person.

He’s talking about life.

Loving it. Fighting with it.
Holding it like something sacred even when it’s cutting you up.

Curtis sings like someone who’s seen too much to lie—
But still finds a reason to show up with love anyway.

The horns come in like sunlight through a cracked window.

The drums move like breath.

The vibe says:
You made it through the dark.
So now let’s move.

This isn’t about erasing the pain.
It’s about dancing with it.

Because grief doesn’t disappear.

But joy can sit beside it.

And Curtis Harding?
He’s your reminder that both can exist at once.

Episode 158.
Curtis Harding.
On and On.

This is Late Night Grooves.
WHOT.

And I’m Mangus Khan—
Still here.
Still grooving.
Still choosing joy even when the beat slows down.

And if you’re out there tonight, thinking you can’t keep going—

Play this track again.

Let it remind you:

You already are.”

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