This is the audio of the live episode we did on Juneteenth 2020 on Facebook live. Thanks to everyone who joined us! We're joined by Pastor Jonny Rashid and musical guest Brandon Evan Moulden and talk about our favorite episodes, the role of the church in fighting racism, black joy, Juneteenth and much more!

You can find Jonny's @foodpastor instagram here (https://www.instagram.com/foodpastor/) and read his blog at (https://www.circleofhope.net/jonnyrashid/).

Find Brandon's insta here (https://www.instagram.com/beclecticomo47/?hl=en) and listen to more of his beautiful voice on his Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/brandon-evan-moulden).

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Anti-racism is trending right now! We talk about the challenges and opportunities that arise when it feels like everyone -- especially white people -- has decided now is the time to join the fight against racism.

So how can white people be allies, and will Karen ever be invited to the cookout? We talk about all this and more in this week's episode!

Also, since everybody is also super-into anti-racist book lists these days, check out ours, and let us know what you think at [email protected] or facebook.com/colorcorrectionpodcast

Podcast suggestions --

Code Switch

You Had Me at Black

Books --

White Fragility

Color of Compromise

The New Jim Crow

How to be an Anti-Racist

Me and White Supremacy

Movies --

When They See Us

13th

Social media pages?

ChristenaCleveland

LaylaSaad

Join us for a live episode on June 19, Juneteenth, at 8 PM at https://www.facebook.com/colorcorrectionpodcast/ where we'll celebrate our one year anniversary with some special guests!

Hot on the heels of our last episode we got together on Facebook live to give you the previous episode and talk about the stuff that's been happening in our city of Philadelphia. How do we feel about rioting and revolution when it's right outside our stoops? And what does Jesus have to teach us about overturning tables in the temple, and righteous anger?

All this, as well as an outtake where Bethany tells her bacongate story, in this live mini episode!

Thanks to everyone who joined us for our first live-streamed episode! We'll do this again for sure.

At the end of a rough week, we decide that we're over it. We talk through the events of the week, from Joe Biden, to bird watching in Central Park, to the murder of George Floyd, and process out feelings about wanting to just watch it all burn while enjoying a bag of Swedish fish.

Want to share your own thoughts about reform, revolution, rioting, or something completely different? Reach out at [email protected] or facebook.com/colorcorrectionpodcast!

Tessa Patiño walks us through the experience of being white-passing Mexican-American as we think about privilege, asserting our humanity, and that one time that Jesus acted kinda racist (or at the very least, prejudiced).

Also Kris wants everybody to know that the fact that he seems to laugh at jokes before they're over is a side-effect/technical error cause of the way we're recording these episodes and not because he's crazy or psychic.

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We discuss how we're feeling in the midst of the pandemic as well as how the disease is affecting communities of color. We talk about the historical and social reasons why COVID-19 is particularly affecting the Black community, as well as increased hate crimes against Asian Americans.

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Surprise early episode drop! Recorded remotely for the first time, we talk about how we feel since the COVID-19 coronavirus has turned our lives upside down. We talk about being angry at God and how to do work of the Gospel despite the fact that everything in our lives is now a Zoom meeting.

Have your own feelings about being "in this time" that you want to share? Email us at [email protected] or reach us at facebook.com/colorcorrectionpodcast

We sit down with our friend Josh to talk about his experience of queerness and the church, and what it was like to grow up knowing he was gay while have to be in very conservative circles, and how he continues to figure out his faith.

We recorded this episode 2 weeks ago before we were all social distancing, so enjoy this last episode recorded in the studio (for the time being)!

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What's the difference between cultural appropriation and appreciation? We sit down after having a few bowls of culturally appropriated noodles to talk about what cultural appropriation is, how we've seen it in our lives in everything from Asian "themed" restaurants to black hair styles, and how it all makes us feel. Also, Bethany and Andrew hash out the grey area of Asian and Black cultural exchange.

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