Brooke and Susan talk with Tedashii and Danielle about what tangibly makes cross-cultural relationships successful and the realities of raising black boys in America today.

Susan and Brooke sit down with educator Danielle and hip hop artist Tedashii to discuss how power and preference affect unity when it comes to worship, music, church life and personal worldviews.

Cole Arthur Riley is the creator of the trending Instagram account @blackliturgies- a space where Black words live in dignity, lament, rage, and hope to the glory of God. Cole reads through several of her liturgies and shares the inspiration and process behind each piece.

Brooke and Susan sit down with Apologist and Jude 3 Founder, Lisa Fields, to discuss Biblical justice, the unique need for apologetics in the black community and growing good fruit from the rotten root of slavery in America.

Susan and Brooke discuss how the concept of race was developed, how it evolved over time and what the Bible has to say about racial value.

In the second part of our interview with Josh Clemons, we discuss perspectives on supremacy in society, the role compassion and faith play in politics and how cultural humility helps in dialogues about race.

Brooke and Susan sit down with the OneRace Movement Co-Director, Josh Clemons, to discuss the trap of trendy activism, the power of prayer in racial unity and different interpretations of the term "reconciliation."

Brooke and Susan discuss how comfort and fear can hinder a person from the work of unity.

We continue our discussion with Dr. Crawford and Karen Loritts by putting a Gospel lens on social justice as well as movements and ideologies like Black Lives Matter and Critical Race Theory.

Susan and Brooke sit down with Dr. Crawford and Karen Loritts to discuss what it was like to live in America before the Civil Rights Movement, what has changed since and what must happen for greater healing to take place today.