Racially Speaking

Racially Speaking

By David PhippsReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Racially Speaking episodes

  • The NFL's race problem and are Jay-Z and Taylor Swift activists?

    David is joined by friend of the show, Alethea Lamberson, to discuss "race-norming" in the NFL, the history of racism in the league, and whether or not we should hold musical artists accountable for the things the advocate for in their music.


    The two discuss Jay-Z's lucrative partnership with the NFL to help combat racism, as well as Taylor Swifts latest Grammy wins, and much, much more.


    Show notes:

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    https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-nfls-racist-race-norming-is-an-afterlife-of-slavery/


    https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/8/16/20808892/jay-z-nfl-kaepernick-roc-nation-partnership-inspire-change-criticism


    https://www.forbes.com/sites/susanharmeling/2024/01/23/the-politics-of-pop-dei-lessons-from-taylor-swifts-advocacy/?sh=306ac99d75c4


    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blackballed/id1690841575



    1 hr 29 min
  • “Gen Z on Justice” and ‘Kobe!’”with Travis Woolard
    In our second episode of our "Gen Z on Justice" series, David sits down with Radford University student, Travis Woolard, to hear his perspective on his generation's views on justice, as well as his mutual, life-long admiration for the late Kobe Bryant. The two weave in and out of justice conversation while also reflecting on the fourth anniversary of the passing of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna.
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    1 hr 1 min
  • It’s 2024... What Now?

    David and John-Mark celebrate podcasting for three years and recount why they started the podcast, and where it goes from here.


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    1 hr 9 min
  • “Gen Z on Justice" with Nifemi Ayodele
    David sits down with friend and Radford University student, Nifemi Ayodele, in this first episode of the pod's new "Gen Z on Justice" series, in which the guys will discuss where justice conversations are headed from the perspective of Gen Z-ers themselves.
    In this episode, Nifemi shares her perspective on how Gen Z is perceived by older generations, what Gen Z has to offer, reasons for hope moving into 2024, and why she thinks it's important to have justice conversations.
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    52 min
  • Conflict in Israel with Megan Hilton

    David chats with friend, Megan Hilton, about the conflict going on in Israel. The two discuss the different layers to the entire conflict, what's transpired since the HAMAS attack on October 7th, and how we can discuss and help from afar.

    Throughout, Megan shares about her experience as a Messianic Jew, and what it's like having close family members living in Israel while this is all going on.

    Show Notes:

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    6:00 - discussion begins


    https://theologyintheraw.com/podcasts/


    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/aug/19/israel-apartheid-state-south-africa-netanyahu



    1 hr 12 min
  • “How Far to the Promised Land" with Esau McCaulley

    David and John-Mark are joined by author, speaker, professor, public theologian, and David's former high school history teacher, Dr. Esau McCaulley, to discuss his new book, "How Far to the Promised Land," as well as much, much more!

    The three discuss faith, family, and vocation, as well as how all three intersect with storytelling, forgiveness, and justice.

    You can follow Dr. McCaulley and his work at the link below:

    https://esaumccaulley.com/


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    50 min
  • Is "Cancel Culture" Real? "Reverse-Discrimination," and a Brief word on Israel and Palestine
    David and John-Mark have a timely conversation on how to and how to not engage with the news and social media. They begin by sharing some thoughts on the Israel and Palestine conflict, and then discuss how things like "cancel culture" and "reverse-discrimination" affect how we engage with society today.
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    59 min
  • Alabama Brawl

    David and John-Mark reunite to discuss the racially charged brawl that happened on a boat dock in Montgomery, AL last month, as well as the pervasive nature of Deep South culture that seems to be rearing its head lately.

    The two also discuss former Auburn football coach now Alabama State Senator, Tommy Tuberville's, redefining of "white nationalism," and end by discussing Jason Aldean's song, "Try that in a Small Town."

    Notes:

    11:08 - Montgomery Brawl

    1 hr 16 min

About Racially Speaking

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This is a podcast dedicated to diving into the intersection of education, faith, and racial injustice.