On air Sundays 6–9 AM · 90.7 KFSR
“Doc” Lewis: Let me tell you my story.
I am an author, a gospel singer, a radio show host and personality, a husband, a friend, a champion for anyone affected by so-called birth defects, and I am a child of God.
Why I do it
From eight ounces to the world stage.
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5months
Born four months early.
“I was born at only five months, that’s four months premature.”
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8ounces
His weight at birth.
“…with a birth weight of just eight ounces. The doctors pronounced me ‘brain dead.’”
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9hours
A grandmother’s prayer.
“My grandmother, who was a praying grandmother, told the doctors to hold on… She then gathered all of the family and they offered a prayer on my behalf. Nine hours later, they heard my first cry. And the doctors went to work.”
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Cerebral palsy? Been there. Done that. Got the t-shirt.
“I was later diagnosed with cerebral palsy, which many consider to be a handicap. But my grandmother and my family were determined that it would not be a handicap for me. And I was determined as well.”
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about50years in radio
A voice on the radio.
KFSR calls Doc an award-winning radio personality with over four decades in the radio industry. Doc puts it at about 50 years. Today he hosts The Gospel Show on 90.7 KFSR, Sunday mornings from 6 to 9.
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2015the book
Let Me Tell You My Story.
His first book came out in 2015, with a new edition in 2022.
“I wrote this to help others know that we place limits on ourselves. God places no limits on us.”
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2019a public charity
The Doc Lewis Foundation.
In June 2019 the IRS granted the Doc Lewis Foundation its tax exemption. It is a public charity under section 501(c)(3), based in Fresno, and donations are tax-deductible.
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Today
I work. I play. I pray.
Sunday mornings on 90.7 KFSR. A weekly Facebook Live show. Speaking to audiences of all ages. Working in film. And a foundation that gives back to kids and adults with special needs.
The Doc Lewis Foundation
Their success is our success. Their joy is our joy.
We are hands-on. We stand to help lift the arms and spirits of people who have wonderful hearts and are working to overcome the challenges that have been set before them.
The Foundation supports individuals and families affected by cerebral palsy, and advocates for kids and adults with special needs. Doc teaches them radio, voice-over and film.
Because of you, we made it to the Special Olympics.
Thank you for your love and support!
- 2017AustriaSpecial Olympics World Winter Games
- 2018SeattleSpecial Olympics USA Games
- 2019Abu DhabiSpecial Olympics World Summer Games, United Arab Emirates
My book
Let Me Tell You My Story
I wrote this to help others know that we place limits on ourselves. God places no limits on us.
The Gospel Show · 90.7 KFSR
Sunday mornings with Doc.
Join us on Sunday mornings for three hours of gospel music curated for you by Doc Lewis. You’ll hear a mix of old and new: music designed to bring together people of all walks of life.
Plays 90.7 KFSR’s live stream. Doc is on Sundays, 6–9 AM Pacific.
Book Doc
Bring Doc to your next event.
Doc is a powerful motivational speaker. He connects with audiences of all ages.
He shares his story, and he tells young people they can go to college and get that education, and never to let anybody tell them they can’t.
Ask Doc’s assistant
Have a question? Just ask.
Doc’s site assistant is an AI helper. It answers from what is on this site, by text or by voice, and passes booking requests to Doc’s team. It never pretends to be Doc.
Doc’s site assistant
AI helper · text or voice
- When is Doc on the radio?
- How can I give to the Foundation?
- Can Doc speak at my event?
- What is Doc’s book about?
AI can make mistakes. Voice is optional and uses your microphone.
What I do
I work. I play. I pray.
I try to give of myself to others. My life has been blessed by so many people.
Questions
Good to know
When is Doc Lewis on the radio?
Every Sunday from 6 to 9 AM Pacific, on The Gospel Show on 90.7 KFSR, Fresno State’s radio station. You can also listen worldwide on KFSR’s live stream.
What does the Doc Lewis Foundation do?
It supports individuals and families affected by cerebral palsy and advocates for kids and adults with special needs, and Doc teaches them radio, voice-over and film. Its volunteer work has taken it to the Special Olympics in Austria, Seattle and Abu Dhabi.
Is a donation to the Doc Lewis Foundation tax-deductible?
Yes. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 84-1853646), qualified under 509(a)(2). Please confirm current tax law with your accountant or tax preparer.
How do I book Doc to speak?
Call Wanda Adams at (770) 873-8254 or Doc at (425) 830-2453, email [email protected] or Doc’s team at [email protected] with your date, location and audience, use the request form, or leave the details with Doc’s site assistant.
Where can I get Doc’s book?
Let Me Tell You My Story is on Amazon, in a 2022 edition and the original 2015 edition.
Is the assistant on this site Doc?
No. It is an AI assistant built for this website. It answers from what is on the site, passes requests to Doc’s team, and never speaks as Doc.