Love, Peace, & Confrontation

This episode explores the relationship between meaning and myth to the degree that myth as a tool be it secular or sacred serves survival interests for better or worse.

This episode investigates the relationship between epistemological limits and emotional allegiances to dead ideas that potentially undermine the integrity of communal relationships.

This episode explores how trivial religious debates may potentially maintain our being distracted from developing relevant solutions to sociopolitical and economic impediments in the politically black community.

This episodes continues to explore the relationship between the pseudo-morality of the dominated and how such allegiances undergird and maintain sociopolitical and economic power differentials between the powerful and the powerless. Also, a water bug has no concerns that a boot can lovingly resolve.

This episode unpacks the commercial interests of religion and the immaterial, economic, and political costs that inhere the consumption of the religious product.

In this episode we explore the powerful ways that music shapes the consciousness of our targeted population via benign propaganda that often results in ongoing subjugation via insidious indoctrination and escapism.

This episode features a dialogue between myself and my brother A. Stewart as we explore the psychological and political dynamics that religion has upon our identity as black people in general, as men, as fathers, as human beings within the framework of global white supremacy.

This episode explores the relationship between the employment of language as a tool born out of environmental circumstances and how it necessarily shapes human being and as such can be manipulated to control populations through religious symbols and icons to undergird political and economic power differentials between the powerful and the powerless.

This episode explores the ways in which the human being is socialized to conform to the political dictates and power needs of the dominant society via the agency of the religious vehicle.

This episode explores the political implications of religion and pseudo morality within the confines of white supremacy.