Southside Tribe, welcome to our series! If you've had your ear to the street in any regard, you have probably heard the term, Critical Race Theory. There is a recent push by the mainstream American church to demonize anything that concerns racism, white supremacy, or diversity, by calling it "CRT". And in doing so, they are grossly misrepresenting (in some cases, outright lying on) the scholars who originated the discipline. The purpose of this series is namely to inform the confused, and equip allies who see and understand Jesus' heart for the marginalized and oppressed in any society. Disclaimer: this is not an apologetic for CRT. We are not proponents of the discipline of Critical Theory, or any of its counterparts. We are defenders of truth, wherever it may be found. We are joined by brother Isaiah Thompson from Rapzilla for this first convo! Come rock with us!!

What's going on, family?! We recently had a dope convo with our bro, Ruslan, the Armenian entrepreneur and rapper, who is a Christian, and also a Christian rapper (y'all should get that). He even canceled his meeting with Trump to meet with us! We discuss some of the 'hot takes' from Ruslan's own podcast, the wisdom that Jesus taught, the Christian hip-hop movement: its recent history and new trajectory. So come rock with us, and then go run up "Church Clap"!!

Southside Tribe! The hits just keep coming, as we continue this season with Satanic Panic! We begin with the recent super-controversial release of Lil Nas X's music video and sneaker, that were "laced" with abundant, sensational demonic imagery. We move on to answer the oft-asked question, "What's up with the skull?!", and tackle superstition, how to get wisdom, Galatians Chap 5, and the real mission of Satan. Grab your bible and press play!

What up, family?! The long-awaited next episode is finally here! And on our brand new set! This time we are addressing some of the aftermath and verdict of the murder trial of former officer Derek Chauvin, as well as a recent push to demonize the discipline of empathy for neighbor, namely surrounding the death of George Floyd. Come rock with us as we look to the Scriptures and seek God's counsel on the matter! Hold on to your butts!

What up, family?! In this episode, we sit down with author and professor, Dr. Esau McCaulley!

We had an encouraging and hilarious time discussing his book "Reading While Black", as well as touching on God's Word, the experience of Jesus on Earth, social location, and many aspects detailed in the book. So cook you up some grits (however you like it), hit the play button and rock with us!

What up, family?! We had an absolute blast catching up with our brother Tedashii recently. In this episode, we discuss the tragic loss of Tedashii's son Chase, the ongoing healing process, as well as the triumphs that have blossomed from this new-normal. We also touch on some of the pitfalls of the Christian music industry, dive in to God's Word, and the ambience of social media. Even so, the laughs and the soundboard are almost non-stop!

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What's up, family?! We have some important questions to discuss this episode! Namely, has the civic religion of American Christianity become a worthless replica of the original? Does the Big Bicep Curling Machine really give you Schwarzenegger-sized biceps in 15 minutes? Is the English language superior to Spanish? Does "success cover a multitude of sins?" Rock with us and dig through the Scriptures to find out!

Enjoy this Southside Rabbi special with author, activist, and former NFL player Benjamin Watson!

Hey, family! Come rock with us as we dissect this debacle that was the Capitol Siege, during an important Congress session!

What's up, family! Hold onto your butts as we debrief the aftermath of this wild and controversial election season, fraught with everything from political gang banging to voter fraud conspiracies. Pastor Sho 'N Go gives an overview of the State of the Union, KB has some sobering words for "cancel culture", and we address Romans 13 in honoring and praying for our elected leaders. Ameen closes with a heartfelt prayer that helps point the true believer to the Lord of all, as we keep it moving, as a nation and a people.

Disclaimer: We, on Southside Rabbi, did not endorse or vote for either candidate.