As the author of Killing Cliches, it is necessary for the listener to have some idea of who you are listening to.  "My words are the only extension of myself"; therefore please allow me to introduce myself in my own words.  Thank you for continuing to listen.

(Killing Cliches)

It is time that we take our words back, and use our words to define ourselves.  Black Power is alive and well... but only in lives of a very few.  The truth is, there is enough economic strength within us that would make Black Power real for us all.  We must seek to ask ourselves these questions in order to determine our true course: evolving from scattered individuals to a collective force.    

So many emotions flooded my consciousness as I consider the murder of George Floyd and so many other black man and women at the hands of the government's agency: the police department.  For weeks, I pondered the best approach for me to have peace in the midst of the madness.  I've learned that prayer allows me to remain object and free of emotions that can cloud my judgement.   This prayer became one of my responses: "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done..."  

(Killing Cliches)

Worship is a vulnerable space.  This podcast shares an opportunity to learn what it means to worship The Most High God from a true place within yourself: in the knowledge and the acknowledgement of Him as Supreme Deity.  You will hear some singing and some speaking as I share thoughts on true worship.

Worship is a vulnerable space.  This podcast shares an opportunity to learn what it means to worship The Most High God from a true place within yourself: in the knowledge and the acknowledgement of Him as Supreme Deity.  You will hear some singing and some speaking as I share thoughts on true worship.

I am "made in His image, and after His likeness".  This meditation is an acceptable dialogue of internalizing who's image I am made in.  This is an honest moment filled with positive affirmations and thoughts that lead toward a thought about myself.  With a grateful heart, I share this podcast.

(Chuch Corner)

I am "made in His image, and after His likeness".  This meditation is an acceptable dialogue of internalizing who's image I am made in.  This is an honest moment filled with positive affirmations and thoughts that lead toward a thought about myself.  With a grateful heart, I share this podcast.  

(Chuch Corner)

George Floyd.  When I heard the eulogy of given at the funeral of Mr. Floyd, I was puzzled...  The eulogy was disappointing, and perpetuates certain pacifying phrases that keep black folks emotional and moved by rhymes and catch phrases.  This podcast attempts to look at the scene of the murder of Mr. Floyd from two lens, from a sobering perspective that begs for us to look at our current state of mind that would gawk with our phones out and not be moved to take any kind of physical defense of the dying man.

(Killing Cliches)

My words have power, as do the words that I allow to come into my existence.  Killing Cliches gives me the power over the words that I use, and absorb within my own thinking patterns.  Killing cliches gives me the power to challenge every word, conversation, and detail spoken by anyone (preachers, politicians, philosophers, entertainers, my parents, my teachers, including my grandparents...) through any media, for any motive.  

Killing cliches and making room for the truth...

(Killing Cliches)