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Join Jeremy Cummings for a captivating episode of Cummings Culture. In this episode, he converses with recently retired football player, Bo Scarborough. Having played for various prestigious football teams, Bo is looking forward to the next chapter of his life focusing on player development and coaching. This episode offers a deep dive into his journey from celebrated athlete to a promising mentor.

Bo shares his unique experiences and insights gained from his association with renowned teams like the University of Alabama, IMG Academy, NFL's Seattle Seahawks, and the United Football League. He passionately discusses the importance of mental toughness, discipline, and self-pride, and the decisive role these attributes play in building young athletes.

The conversation further sheds light on Bo's role in the Chucky Mullins camp, illustrating his commitment to mentoring. Reflecting on the humorous yet insightful team experiences and his interactions with Coach Saban, Bo highlights the contrasting perceptions of coaches by the public and those intimately acquainted with them.

A thoughtful exploration of the controversial issue of compensating college athletes is brought up, with Bo advocating for the pursuit of long-lasting careers that outlive the transient chase for wealth in athletics. The episode concludes with Bo underscoring the importance of yielding a realistic outlook towards life after sports.

This introspective discussion is certain to resonate with sports enthusiasts, budding athletes, and aspiring sports coaches. So, tune in to this enlightening episode of Cummings is Culture to discover a fresh perspective on football, coaching, and life beyond the sports field.

In this intriguing episode of the Cummings' Culture Podcast, host Jeremy Cummings delves deeply into the tide of controversies that continue to permeate society today. From the cancellation of pundit Candace Owens to controversial biblical interpretations and ongoing conflicts in Israel, every topic discussed here provides a glimpse into our diversified beliefs and ideologies.The episode explores the repercussions of labeling Christian beliefs as anti-Semitic and warns of a disturbing future where Christianity could stand isolated and ostracized. It also reflects on the high-profile critiques surrounding former President Donald Trump and the crucial battles he faces in New York, exposing a world full of political intrigue and power struggles.Moving beyond New York, the discussion journeys through California, highlighting the possibility of Governor Gavin Newsom running for president and its nationwide implications. From rampant homelessness to controversial immigration policies, every aspect analyzed here offers insights into the potential challenges America could face under Newsom’s presidency.Addressing corporate America's realities, Jeremy scrutinizes corporates' controversial employment decisions, including labor exploitation practice and unwarranted layoffs. The conversation turns to an examination of the Democrat Party's history and the consequent misuse of the label ‘racism’, which often shields the true bigots at the expense of the innocent.The gripping episode concludes with an analysis of the upcoming 2024 elections, expressing a fervent hope for Donald Trump's return. Despite many controversies and criticisms, Jeremy sees Trump as the best candidate to prevent an ideological shift towards communism and preserve the America we love.

Several years ago Cummings is Culture had several high profile guest and deep in the vault this one was locked away, one of my favorite episodes with special guest Juanita Broaddrick. I hope you enjoy this episode as I'm planning to upload more content from the archives of Cummings is Culture in the future! 

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On this episode of Cummings is Culture Michael Corder joins Jeremy to "deep dive" into healing. From Paul's thorn to many other scriptures and "doctrines" are discussed. This is one of the most important episodes of Cummings is Culture and one of the longest! I hope you enjoy the episode!

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The most human thing to do is to wonder why are we here and who put us here. With sickness and disease effecting everyone's life at some point the question comes to, Does God Heal? Stephanie joins us on Cummings is Culture today to give her personal healing testimony and how she continues to see miracles frequently through her ministry. Stephanie and other friends will be having a live "healing" event at the Opry Mills Mall in Nashville, Tennessee on March 23'rd from Noon until 3 p.m. 

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In this eye-opening episode of Cummings is Culture, we dive deep into the latest bombshell from the CDC, as they now advocate treating COVID-19 much like the seasonal flu. Join us as we unpack the implications of this seismic shift in public health guidance, examining how it aligns with the claims of conspiracy theorists who've long speculated about the true nature of the pandemic.

But that's not all—we also explore the fascinating world of collegiate football, where one unexpected figure stands out: Kalen DeBoer, head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide. Known for his remarkable coaching prowess, DeBoer's distinct approach to the game extends beyond the gridiron. Surprisingly, he's gained attention for his refusal to curse, offering a unique perspective on leadership in a fiercely competitive environment.

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Tune in to this episode for a thought-provoking discussion on the evolving landscape of health, sports, and society at large.

In this electrifying episode of Cummings is Culture, Jeremy Cummings takes the helm alongside co-host Eric Kirk to dissect the latest happenings shaking the nation. Strap in as they navigate the turbulent waters of breaking news and cultural shifts that are sure to leave you on the edge of your seat.

First on the agenda: the enigmatic discovery of a new balloon hovering over the United States. Is this merely a benign phenomenon or another China situation in the making? Jeremy and Eric delve deep into the implications, unraveling the layers of speculation and uncertainty surrounding this mysterious development.

But the intrigue doesn't stop there. The duo turns their attention to Alabama's controversial decision to prohibit IVF, sparking a fiery debate on reproductive rights and the role of government intervention in personal matters. Jeremy, visibly dismayed by the state's stance, voices his passionate dissent, igniting a fervent discussion on the implications for families and individuals affected by this restrictive legislation.

Meanwhile, amidst the chaos, news of Former President Trump's staggering settlement in the New York case sends shockwaves through the political landscape. Jeremy minces no words in condemning the perceived farce of the settlement, predicting dire consequences for New York's business ecosystem as disillusionment spreads and confidence wanes in the wake of such legal maneuvers.

Listeners are urged to join the conversation and stay informed by following Jeremy Cummings on Twitter @jrcrapha and subscribing to the Cummings is Culture YouTube and Rumble channels. Don't forget to share the show with a friend because, as Jeremy emphasizes, sharing is caring in the quest for cultural enlightenment.

Tune in to Cummings is Culture for a rollercoaster ride through the currents of contemporary discourse, where no topic is off-limits and every perspective is given its due scrutiny.

Eli Gold isn't just a commentator. He's an institution, a living legend whose voice has echoed through the hallowed halls of Bryant-Denny Stadium for decades. His play-by-play calls were more than just words; they were the soundtrack to our victories, the voice of our triumphs, and the comforting reassurance during our defeats.

But now, the powers that be have decided to part ways with Eli, and I, for one, am not having it. It's like trying to replace Bear Bryant himself – it's sacrilege! Eli Gold IS Alabama football, and to see him sidelined is a blow to the very essence of our culture.

Sure, they'll bring in some new voice, some fresh face, but let me tell you, they'll never fill Eli's shoes. His passion, his knowledge, his unwavering dedication to the Crimson Tide – it's irreplaceable.

And don't even get me started on the timing of this decision. But mark my words, Alabama will rise above. We've faced adversity before, and we'll do it again, with or without Eli behind the mic.

But hey, enough of my ranting. This is Cummings is Culture, after all, where we celebrate the essence of Alabama football and its place in our broader cultural landscape. So, folks, make sure you follow the show on Facebook and Twitter @jrcrapha. Share the show because sharing is caring, and remember, it ain't controversial – it's just culture.

Roll Tide, y'all. And Eli, if you're listening, you'll always have a place in the hearts of every Crimson Tide fan.

Jim or more commonly known as "The Old Man" joins Cummings is Culture for a conversation between two friends from two different generations. Jim is the host of " The Old Mans Podcast" a popular leisure family friendly Live Show podcast. The Old Mans Podcast won the 2023 Podcast Overlords Indy Live Podcast of the year, The show is also ranked number 2 on feed spots top 100. The show is live starting at 7 A.M. PT/ 8 Eastern/ 9 Central sharp every morning Monday through Friday with Eric Kirk and "The Navigators". The Old Man's Podcast is a family friendly show that you can listen to with your kids and not have to explain away something that would be inappropriate. 

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Dive into the electrifying aftermath of the Super Bowl with our latest episode of Cummings is Culture. In this riveting installment, we unpack the highs, the lows, and the controversies surrounding one of America's most anticipated sporting events.

As the nation collectively held its breath during the showdown on the gridiron, the off-field drama was equally intense. Join us as we dissect the headline-grabbing controversy surrounding Ice Spice's appearance, where the line between entertainment and controversy blurred. We delve into the uproar sparked by accusations of satanic imagery, examining the cultural implications and societal reactions that ensued.

But that's not all. As the dust settles, we turn our attention to the political sphere, where President Biden's post-Super Bowl commentary has stirred its own share of debate. Explore the nuances of accountability and leadership as we unpack Biden's approach, which some have criticized as deflecting blame onto others rather than taking responsibility.

With analysis, thought-provoking insights, and a touch of humor, our host navigates the complex landscape of sports, culture, and politics. Join us for a compelling conversation that sheds light on the Super Bowl's impact far beyond the confines of the stadium.

Tune in to Cummings is Culture for an episode that promises to challenge perspectives, spark dialogue, and illuminate the multifaceted tapestry of contemporary society.