Brody drops by The Choir Room to talk about his new found love for Dua Lipa and how Moneybagg Yo is a preacher. In Stuart Fellowship Hall he talks about Gayle King's interview with Lisa Leslie. Finally, Brody reads The Sick & Shut In List and tells the media to leave Blue Ivy alone!
Brody gives an honest take on the GRAMMYs, then shares his thoughts on Kobe Bryant. Finally he concludes with the infamous "Sick & Shut In" list and talks about his favorite subject...himself!
NSFC is back! Brody swings by The Choir Room to talk about the Sunday Service Choir. Then he drops by Stuart's Fellowship Hall to talk football. Finally, he blisters thru a lengthy but necessary Sick & Shut In List!
We're doing a name change but the game is still the same...plus some other thangs! We're talking about Lamar Jackson, Lil' Fizz, Lizzo, and losers! Also...WE'VE GOT A NEW SEGMENT! #NSFW is in full effect!
In this episode we talk about owning your stuff and controlling your narrative i.e. Taylor Swift, Colin Kaepernick, Mason Rudolph, and Stalley. Also, we've got "The Sicklist" AND Brody remixes a classic!
On this episode Brody tells us who he's listening to; we talk Thomas Dorsey & Gospel music; should Steph Curry come back and play; and why is Meghan McCain STILL on The View?!
In this episode of The Benediction Brody discusses Kanye and his album, "Jesus Is King; Tank's comments on male sexual exploration, and overlooked Black QB Jacoby Brissett. Also, "The Sick List" is back!
In Ep. 4 we discuss Summer Walker's album "Over It", the latest in music and sports and how LeBron James has white ppl tight right now, lol. Also, it's the debut of my new segment, "The Sick List"!
DaBaby, NFL & NCAA football round up, Botham Jean -- Black People, the Black church, and forgiveness, an NFL & NCAA round-up, and that one time I haphazardly stopped a friend from committing suicide.
1 hr 18 min
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"grace, unfiltered" is a space where Ken Grace shares his unfiltered (and sometimes unhinged) thoughts on culture, music, sports, and faith and even drop the occasional sermon.