In this episode, Ally discusses the Netflix series “Voices of Fire” and interviews choirmaster Patrick Riddick.

In this episode, Ally discusses how we can continue to bring change during this time of racial reckoning in American society.

In this episode, Ally revisits the topic of the racial reckoning and discusses its implications for the Black community.

In this episode, Ally discusses the racial reckoning that is happening in our culture.

https://allyhenny.com/2020/08/06/s2e5-racial-reckoning/

https://allyhenny.com/transcripts/

This pandemic has been a WHOLE MESS. Ally is back after a long hiatus and she is ready to snatch some wigs.

In this episode, Ally discusses the various ways in which black people can practice self-care in a time where simply existing is exhausting.

Episode Description: Ally isn’t the only Black Christian who has had a bad experience in a white church. In this Episode, Ally talks about why we need to leave. She also interviews Tamice Spencer, founder and CEO of Sub: Culture Incorporated (https://www.subcultureinc.org). Support Ally on Patreon to hear the entire interview with Tamice (www.patreon.com/allyhenny). Ally’s Blog: www.thearmchaircommentary.com

It’s been a minute, but Ally is back and still 100% Black. In this episode, Ally gets personal and shares about a difficult situation that she has had to deal with since the end of Season 1.

This Labor Day, The Witness hosted a live Podcast-A-Thon to help raise support for the upcoming Joy And Justice Conference. Be sure to donate at JoyAndJustice.com

In this special corssover episode of Theology Q & A and Combing The Roots, Earon and Ally discuss the call to ministry and the unique challenges faced by those who lead.

Dealing with nonsense day in and day out is exhausting. In this episode, find out why Ally is saying, “It’s above me now.”

Song featured at end of show: https://www.facebook.com/527059980645077/posts/3014964995187884?s=34302504&v=e&sfns=xmwa