Hey Saints Pod

Zamir and Jame celebrate ONE YEAR of Hey Saints Pod!!! A year of saying the quiet parts out loud and a year of consistency! They reflect on the journey and talk the necessity for Coming Out in Christian spaces.

In this episode Zamir and Jame talk the Nolan Wells verdict and the significance of resilience and resistance in ongoing social struggles. Your faves also say "welcome back to Hillman" and explore complex topics around sexuality, societal norms, representation in media, and the importance of honesty and authenticity in personal identity.

Zamir and Jame talk Keith Lee's testimony backlash and explore the influence of media, capitalism, and cultural conditioning on our beliefs, behaviors, and perceptions. They also talk the Stellar Awards, Fashion and the need for nuance in theology.

empathy, faith, gratitude, Stellar Awards, gospel music, social issues, church culture, societal balance, mental health, community media manipulation, capitalism, cultural conditioning, religion, politics, awareness, mental models, societal influence, black culture, spiritual awakening

A straight man, on this show?! Yep! Your faves Jame and Zamir welcome Jame's younger brother, Professor Anthony Thorpe for a deep and reflective conversation. We delve into politics, religion and personal stories about Jame that you don't want to miss.

Come on in for another rousing conversation. Jame and Zamir ask the question when does it become irresponsible to continue putting people on stage. Where is the responsibility in this new era? Also does proximity to whiteness increase your social standing?

Zamir and Jame talk PlaqueBoyMax, self-expression, gender performance, and how money causes people to do some crazy things. We also discuss grooming and the ways the young are often preyed upon.

Jame's "What A Friend" Juvenile Mix: https://on.soundcloud.com/xJ3rONZtHi5w96r8Zn

Gospel Music, Miranda Curtis, Church Culture, Grooming, Accountability, Social Issues, Gospel Spotlight, Black Community, Faith and Society self-expression, gender performance, capitalism, radio history, LGBTQ+ issues, societal norms, cultural influence, music, fashion, activism

Your fave queer saints discuss what it looks like when we try to find safety in spaces that are historically unsafe. Jame and Zamir talk the Nolan Wells case and so much more.

Your faves, Zamir and Jame, talk the Karmelo Anthony trial and whether justice is truly blind when it comes to Black people. It's also Jame's birthday!

Gospel Spotlight Onitsha and Trin-i-tee 5:7

Check out the "Hallelujah Anyhow" playlist for Pride Month here:
https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/hallelujah-anyhow/pl.u-oZylDgYC0Zv4Jl

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6dU0ILSNN1TwNreMVNrXzb?si=2afcd85abb5844e6

It's Black Music Month and Pride month so this week we're joined by singer/songwriter and friend to the show, Rob Milton! We talk all things music, his evolution as an artist, and get into a conversation about queer representation in the Black Music space. Join us for a rich talk!

New Rob Milton album "Everybody Loves Rob Milton" available now!

Voting Rights are being stripped, maps are redrawn and people want to keep politics out of the pulpits. WHEW! Zamir and Jame tackle all of this and more. They also give much love to the legendary B.Slade!


Supreme Court, B.Slade, Voting Rights Act, Civil Rights, The Black Church