Reverend Britt sits down for the second of a two part interview with Jim Schutze, longtime contributor to the Dallas Observer and author of The Accommodation, a history of the city's racial politics.

Reverend Britt sits down for the first of a two part interview with Jim Schutze, longtime contributor to the Dallas Observer and author of The Accommodation, a history of the city's racial politics.

The United States Supreme Court has finally ruled on the addition of a citizenship question. CitySquare Advocacy provides an update and Host Gerald Britt reminds us what really matters when it comes to the 2020 U.S. Census.

Host Gerald Britt sits down for a conversation with mother, author, minister, survivor, poverty fighter and community health advocate JR Newton. Her book Healing Voices features 11 real-life stories of women who have experienced different forms of violence, but who are connected through their faith. 

Then, Reverend Britt speaks about recent controversies surrounding the Dallas Police Department.

Host Gerald Britt sits down for a conversation with Richard Miles, who founded the organization Miles of Freedom after spending 15 years incarcerated in Texas prisons as a result of being wrongfully convicted of murder and aggravated assault.

Then, Reverend Britt speaks about the Citizenship Question on the 2020 Census ahead of the upcoming United States Supreme Court ruling on the issue in the case of United States Department of Commerce v. New York.

Host Gerald Britt discusses the importance of failure with CEO Larry James and President John Siburt.

Host Gerald Britt launches the first Urban Engagement Podcast by interviewing CitySquare CEO Larry James and President John Siburt.