NixMyth Podcast

How do we instill a healthy fear of strangers in an age where communication and application is constantly changing? LIsten to this week's episode for a fresh perspective on safety.

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Special thanks to our friends at Urban Intellectuals and Sankofa Club!

In times of conflict, emotionality often determines the outcome, moreso than facts, it seems. During this episode, we dive into some common misunderstandings about feelings, including where they come from and what role they play in disagreement.

Feminism is a concept most women feel confident defending, but has it always been one that included and valued women of color? In this episode, we discuss the paradox of intersectional feminism, the historical inconsistencies that have plagued our contemporary application of it, and the value of practically safeguarding the dignity of women of color. Whether you are a feminist at heart, or someone who struggles with accepting it, this episode is for you!

Is it okay for non-blacks to use the "n" word? Do rap artists only talk about violence and degrading women? What is "code-switching," and why is it necessary? In this episode, special guest and Wichita native Sean "IZ316" Gates shares answers to these things and more from his unique perspective as a rapper, Youtuber, on-air talent, and community activist. To follow IZ316, subscribe to his YouTube page - www.youtube.com/theIZreal316

Media frenzies aside, most of us have felt the tension between law enforcement and the black community. Has it gotten worse, better, or stayed the same? Are we able to move forward, and if so, what is the answer? Officer Pierre Wright shares his unique and insightful perspective in this special episode that you don’t want to miss!

Is homeschooling an exclusive, culturally white experience? In this episode we dive into some of the challenges that black children face in public schools. Listen and find out why we chose to homeschool our kids. Real Life: No Myth 

How do Christian couples navigate dry seasons of intimacy? What is it that sustains in the meantime? Listen as we discuss how to navigate time apart in light of who you are in Christ.

PLUS... hear our thoughts on the KU KState fight!

"Is masturbation wrong?" It's a question that has plagued many a teenager, and many a single adult as well. In this episode (a continuation of our series on sex) we discuss real-life issues surrounding the misunderstanding of self-love and how to practically navigate sexual urges as an unmarried person.

"Don't have sex. Don't have sex. Don't have sex. DON'T HAVE SEX." It's the broken record every Christian is told before marriage. Then, suddenly, wedding night comes and BOOM: you can have all the sex you want. Rarely does this method of sexual miseducation pan out well for singles or married couples, as we discuss in this episode. (As part of our latest series on sex, this episode covers mature subject matter that will not be suitable for children.)

Sex is good. At least, that's the way it was designed...but, a broken world means that each of us comes to the table (and therefore, the bedroom) with a broken understanding of good sex. This episode starts what we hope will be an entertaining, educational, and empowering series about sex, and how it is meant to be enjoyed to the fullest! We share our own testimonies of brokenness and offer some practical insight to help you to start understanding and overcoming your own sexual brokenness.