Slow Motion With Bishop C. Bowser

Slow Motion With Bishop Bowser Podcast

S2 Episode 7

With Guest: James Robinson 

Tonight’s discussion: Mentoring Black Boys

Slow Motion With Bishop Bowser Podcast

Addressing social justice work and Black people who come up against you while you are fighting white supremacy. They make you want to quit.

Slow Motion With Bishop Bowser Podcast

S2 Episode 5, Tonight’s discussion: "The Power Dynamic between Men and Women." 

In this podcast Bishop Bowser and his wife of 35 years Carol Bowser discusses why more black men are married than black women? 

Season 2 and Episode 4 discusses Sojourner Truth speech Ain't I A Woman at the women suffrage movement in 1851 and how that speech gave birth to Black Feminism  and how modern feminism plays a major role in destroying the black family.

Slow Motion With Bishop Bowser, Season 2 Episode 3, Bishop Bowser discusses with Jimee (B1SanDiego1 on twitter) single black moms, black homelessness, immigration vs reparations and solutions to these problems in the Black Community.

Bishop Bowser share his story about being a part of the West Coast Crips in San Diego from the age of 12 years old to the age of 22 years old. Hear the story of trauma, victimization, gang violence and crimes, murder and how the gangs in San Diego transition from fighting to Shooting.

We need a holistic approach to Health. There are five main aspects of personal health: physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and intellectual.

Making healthy choices mean our youth are enjoying good health, functioning well or being sound, and have soundness of body or mind.

Injury and violence is leading cause of death for young people. For young adults in their early 20s cause of death was 

1. accidents

Young blacks are becoming less healthy. This podcast addresses way to be more healthier.

Slow Motion With Bishop Bowser

My guest tonight on Episode 25 of Slow Motion With Bishop Bowser, Shaphat Outreach Podcast is Terrance Stewart.

As a youth, Terrance participated in gang activities, he is a survivor of gun violence, and formerly incarcerated. He went back to school and earned his Master’s Degree in Education. Hear his personal story and get his thoughts on racial justice, black History (a focus on Malcolm X), criminal justice reform and the work he is presently doing.

Episode 24 is an interview with Curtis Howard, San Diego Chapter Chairman of "All Of Us Or None", Former Neighborhood Crip, and Formerly Incarcerated. Discussions cover Black Lives Matter, Prison life, gangs, new legislation in California, the divide between black men and black woman, Bernie Sanders, reparations, Mayor Todd Gloria and police reform.