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David and John-Mark are joined by author, Dr. Munashe Kaseke, to discuss her recent book, "Send Her Back," and her powerful journey as a Zimbabwean female immigrant. The three not only discuss the powerful stories from Munashe's book, but also how Munashe relates to many of her characters. From immigrating to the US at age 19, to getting her doctoral degree in pharmaceuticals, to putting all that aside to pursue writing, Munashe shares many indispensable takes on how we can all live in better harmony in the midst of a polarized culture.
Show Notes:
6:09 - Interview with Munashe Kaseke
107:22 - Debrief
Links:
https://munashekaseke.com/
https://mukanapress.com/upcoming/
Instagram:
@mu.nashe
Twitter:
@munashe_kaseke
David sits down with friend, ally, and pastor, Vince Oliveri, to have a much-needed, valuable and vulnerable discussion on allyship, multiethnic church planting, and what it's like navigating both as a white pastor.
Musical artist, Jon Kabongo returns to the pod to discuss his latest album release, Kendrick Lamar, and the NBA's growing reach.
Spotify and Social Media:
@jon.kabongo
David and John-Mark exchange summertime recommendations for media consumption.
David and John-Mark exchange thoughts on the aftermath of the shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, TX, as well as unpack several conversations happening in the evangelical world related to racial justice.
Show Notes:
6:08 - Uvalde, gun control
38:45 - how church "should" handle racial justice
1:05:20 - what does "woke" really mean?
David, John-Mark, and friend and former guest, Debbie Carlier, engage in a raw conversation following the three racially motivated mass shootings that happened in Buffalo, NY; Dallas, TX; and Laguna Woods, CA from May 11th-May 16th.
Show Notes:
5:12 - Buffalo
26:59 - Gun control. Can we do anything?
35:40 - Taking action
1:00:00 - Replacement theory and is Tucker Carlson endorsing terrorist propaganda?
108:10 - Dallas and Laguna Woods, and the continued rise in anti-Asian sentiment
David is joined by musical artist, former college basketball player, and English graduate, Jon Kabongo, to discuss everything from collegiate sports, hip hop, kendrick lamar, academia, and his upcoming album release.
This lengthy conversation is one of our most insightful yet! Jon is not only a master of his craft(s), but a master conversationalist! Check all his stuff out now on Spotify or wherever you get your music!
Show Notes:
43:16 - College athletics versus academics
1:25:30 - Kendrick Lamar meets academia
Social Media:
@jon.kabongo
We are joined by author, speaker, and activist, Michelle Ami Reyes, to discuss cultural competency, bystander training, the importance of navigating Truth and Grace in multi-ethnic church settings, and much more. Michelle is a wealth of knowledge and her voice is indispensable when it comes to engaging with our cultural moment!
Show Notes:
6:35 - Interview starts
9:40 - Death penalty action
17:00 - Bystander training
33:50 - Preaching the Gospel
41:30 - Racial Trauma
Michelle Ami Reyes:
Social Media: @michelleamireyes
Website: https://michelleamireyes.com/
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-All-Things-Connections-Cultures/dp/0310108918/ref=sr_1_1?crid=BE1EZO2Y8KCY&keywords=becoming+all+things&qid=1648929378&sprefix=becoming+all+thing%2Caps%2C98&sr=8-1
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