Phillip is taking a week off, but Ryan chats with Karen Workun, an English teacher from Jenks to talk about how she uses hip hop in the classroom and how these principles can be used in the church. 

HHIEOY: Karen goes broader on how the attitudes towards women in the church affect the greater congregation.  

Segment 4: Karen describes her work with Poetic Justice and how they work with female inmates to re-establish their worth. 

www.poeticjustice.org

In light of the news regarding DACA, the lost 1500 kids, and the President's immigration policies, the question arises: Does America have a Isaiah 29:13 problem?  

HHIEOY: Ryan, Phillip, and Engineer Danny talk about guns.  

Segment 4: We talk Memorial Day! 

Friend of Phillip and friend of the show Jay Knott comes on to talk health care, mental health care, the opioid crisis, vaccines, and paying up on a bet.  

Ryan and Phillip discuss the events of the week regarding the discourse surrounding Gina Haspel's confirmation hearing and Senator McCain's statement that he will not support her because of her views on torture.  The guys talk less about the hearing and more about the ridiculous response.  

HHIEOY: 
Phillip takes aim at an article posted on the Billy Graham website.
Ryan talks about Steve Gaines and his post regarding Paige Patterson. 

Segment 4: 
Mother's Day. 

Revisiting last week "History Has It's Eyes On You" segment, Ryan and Phillip talk about the news of the week regarding the comments by Paige Patterson, the history of his behavior, and the potential for it to be a huge moment in the SBC as our sisters in Christ watch closely.  

HHIEOY: Ryan and Phillip revisit the Philadelphia Starbucks fiasco to give the rest of the story and how they are the heroes that we need in the arena of racial reconciliation.  

Finally, Ryan recaps U2! 

Ryan and Phillip reflect on the potentially historic movement in the Korean conflict as the presidents of North and South Korea engage in bilateral talks.  Ryan and Phillip breakdown this news as well as why this matters to the church. 

HHIEOY:
Phillip:  The White House Correspondent dinner comic controversy
Ryan: Paige Patterson misplaced chauvinism.

Segment 4:
The NFL Draft. 

After working through some technical difficulties, RPCR got on the air. This week, the guys talk about the meeting of ~50 evangelical leaders at Wheaton College to discuss the future of evangelicalism.  The reaction from the court evangelicals was a bit curious.  

HHIEOY: History Has It's Eyes on You is back and it's hungry for Chicken.  

Segment 4: A Tribute to First Lady Barbara Bush

Let's just say, this has been a busy week.  Ryan and Phillip change up the format a little bit because there is simply so much going on in the world that needs our attention. 

Join the guys as they talk about Syria, Starbucks, and the development surrounding President Trump's lawyer. 

Segment 4: Dez leaves Dallas.   

Ryan and Phillip go to Hurts Donut in Oklahoma City to talk about the Oklahoma teacher walkout and the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.  

This is a shorter episode because RPCR was tabbed to be the correspondent reporters for the Candlelight Prayer Vigil in support of Oklahoma Teachers.  

Ryan and Phillip are blessed to host Pastor Dwight McKissic.  Together, they talk about the state of race relations within the church, the fact that we should be known by our grace more than our race, and the mission to seek common ground instead of battlegrounds.  

We extend the episode to allow for the #TeachersWithAVoice segments to continue.