K.I.N.G. Talks

Our guest this week on K.I.N.G. Talks is Reverend Conrad Tillard Sr. In 97' he was the star of The Nation of Islam and next in line to replace Minister Farrakhan. Conrad shares his fascinating journey from Minister Conrad Mohammed to Reverend Conrad Tillard. You definitely don't wanna miss this episode!

Show Highlights:

2:00 - His Upbringing

6:30 - How the 1984 Presidential Election Woke Him Up

12:00 - His introduction to Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam

13:30 - Joining The Nation

14:30 - His ascension

17:30 - Leaving The Nation

20:00 - Studying at Harvard

24:00 - Christian Conversion

29:00 - Respect for The Nation

30:30 - The influence of Dr. James Cone

32:00 - Christianity as The White Man's Religion

35:00 - Balancing Personal Devotion with Social Impact

38:00 - Bringing African American Men back to The Church

43:00 - The mistakes of Integration & Hip Hop Culture

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This week's Table Talk is one of our best episodes yet! It went to another level. Host Adam Coleman is joined by K.I.N.G. founder and president, Chris Broussard and K.I.N.G. NYC Chapter VP Cliff Means to discuss the many pressing issues raised by last week's guest, Sgt. Edwin Raymond. If you haven't heard Ep 6, make sure you do that!

Show Highlights:

2:00 - Cliff reveals his childhood nickname, but Chris ain't havin' it.

3:30 - What is the significance of the Cops for Kaepernick Movement?

6:30 - Adam draws a dope parallel between MLK and Edwin Raymond

12:00 - Cliff shares a personal story about racism his father experienced in Vietnam and how it informs the current NFL protest debate.

13:00 - The panel addresses the narrative that blacks are killed by police at higher rates because blacks commit the most crime.

22:30 - Chris's pronunciation of 'crack' gets the panel sidetracked on silly.

23:00 - What the show Cops meant for mass incarceration and police brutality

27:30 - Cliff addresses why we talk about racism and injustice more than we do about 'black on black' crime.

35:00 - The panel gets into an unexpected debate over the role of abortion in the overall state of the black community.

47:00 -The table finishes up by presenting potential solutions for Police reform

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Sergeant Edwin Raymond, member of the NY12, stopped by the K.I.N.G. Talks Podcast with host Adam Coleman to discuss about his lawsuit with the NYPD regarding racial quotas they made him meet, why he organized the 'Cops For Kaepernick' protest, what he thought of Kaepernick's 'pig socks', how he obtained evidence against the NYPD and how he's handling that as an active Sergeant.

Show Highlights:

Why he started the Cops For Kaepernick Movement

What he thought of Kaepernick's Pig Socks

Why He became an officer and his own experience with police brutality as a teenager

How he approaches policing

PLOT (Preparing Leaders of Tomorrow) Organization

Discusses his Involvement with the NYPD 12: a group of 12 officers suing the NYPD

Pressure within the Department to Meet Quotas

The Difficulty of Speaking out on Justice as an Active Police Officer

Implicit Bias and Critical Race Theory

How he gathered evidence against the NYPD

Police Reform and What Needs To Be Done To Improve Police-Community Relations

The last episode we had the honor of having Dr. Eric Mason, pastor of Epiphany Fellowship Church, in Philadelphia, to talk about his church's Frequency Conference, and well as the black experience in Reformed theological circles. Host Adam Coleman is joined by K.I.N.G. founder and president, Chris Broussard and K.I.N.G. NYC Chapter VP Cliff Means for part 2 of their discussion of the many nuggets that Dr. Mason dropped on last weeks episode.

01:00 - The whitewashing of church history and African contributions 02:00 - Chris's explains his beef with how Church History is taught in Seminary 07:00 - Why is being 'woke' thought to be incompatible with being a Christian? 12:00 - Debunking the myth that Christianity is the 'White Man's Religion' 15:00 - Adam recaps his experience at the Frequency Conference 17:00 - The Panel reacts to Dr. Eric Mason's viral Facebook post about being perceived as a 'safe negro' in white evangelical circles. 31:45 - What is a 'Paleo Confederate'? Why does respected pastor, Doug Wilson, promote this view? 40:00 - Slavery in the Bible 42:00 - How does Doug Wilson's view reflect on the current black/white divide 49:00 - Why do black and whites view the Federal Government differently. 58:00 - Personhood over Patriotism

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The last episode we had the honor of having Dr. Eric Mason, pastor of Epiphany Fellowship Church, in Philadelphia, to talk about his church's Frequency Conference, and well as the black experience in Reformed theological circles. Host, Adam Coleman is joined by K.I.N.G. founder and president, Chris Broussard and K.I.N.G. NYC Chapter VP Cliff Means to discuss the many nuggets that Dr. Mason dropped on last weeks episode.

00:00 - The many sayings of 'old black men' 02:30 - What does it mean to be 'Woke' and is that a label we should embrace? 07: 40 - The root of the 'skin color problem' in the black community. 19:00 - Is it wrong to teach our children about racism and white supremacy? Does it do more harm than good? 33:00 - Chris puts Adam on the hot seat. 39:20 - Why have men left the 'Black Church'? 51:00 - The problem of 'tithing' and the fix 55:00 - Chris exposes his radical 'wokeness' and claims Adam and Cliff are just new 'Kendrick Lamar woke babies'.

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