What do the The Breakfast Club and Colin Kaepernick have in common for #Summer17? There are potential boycott's surrounding them. With The Breakfast Club there has been a twitter rally stirred up by #blacklivesmatter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors, due to transphobic remarks from comedian guest Lil' Duval. As for Colin Kaepernick, leaders in the black community are rallying the masses together to boycott the NFL due to Kaep still being a free-agent. My guy @Mike.riggs88 from TheZone podcast joins me in the discussion. And once again, our Fb Live session was lit!

This week's episode is a continuation of the conversation that began in Ep 19. My brother Paul Grice blessed us with the story of his life. His post high school partying, divorce, drug addiction, incarceration, and now back in society and living in sobriety. Paul's story is extremely powerful, his perseverance and positive mindset is beyond inspiring. Take some time and listen this whole conversation.

In this weeks episode my guy Paul Grice and I discuss a few things that are going on the world that touch on what this podcast likes to speak to, which are society, culture, history and religion. The questions that we run into this week are; Is artificial intelligence going to destroy human civilization as we know it? What the heck is the American Colonization Society? And last but not least, why are prominent white evangelical leaders going out of their way to voluntarily show so much support of Jared Kushner and Donald Trump amongst this Russia scandal? Take a listen and join in on the conversation.

Issa Fight! In this week's episode my guy Mondo and I are discussing the Floyd Mayweather v Connor Mcgregor fight and press tour. Also, the public perception of the cocky/arrogant Mayweather vs the supremely confident breath of fresh air (using air quotes there) that is Connor Mcgregor. Floyd feels like Mcgregor is jacking his swag and being praised for it, while Floyd himself gets maligned for the same actions. Furthermore, can one consider theirself patriotic and loyal your country if you are rooting for Mcgregor over Floyd? We also discuss Mondo's newfound appreciation for the basketball wives franchise, the acceptance of fighting in "predominantly white sports." The ability of Skip Bayless to transcend racism when it comes to the equal opportunity disdain that he receives from sports fans around the country... Join the conversation!

In this weeks episode Philip and I tackle the topic of Marcan priority and its implication on the narrative of the gospels. Was the gospel of Mark written first of the synoptic (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) gospels? What is the significance of the order in which the gospels are written? Why do the accounts have variations of certain details of events surrounding Jesus? Why are there so many stories and theories around Tupac's life and death? Is Michael Jordan just a great basketball player? Is MJ one of the most savvy businessmen around? How can MJ be so good at basketball and so bad gambling? We got questions y'all, mad questions...

Welcome to Portland where the police come out in full force to not only protect and serve white supremacists, but work hand in hand with the white supremacist militia as well.

This week's episode brings 'The Unchurchable' series to a close. I have my guy Phil Mcnasser with me to talk through aspects of my journey of coming to a new outlook on church. As believers we all have our reasons of why we do or don't go to church. Sometimes you need to be questioned by someone outside the faith to help you have true clarity. It sure helped me.

In this weeks episode, The Unchurchable pt. II, Emmanuel delves deeper into his revelation of his unchurchability. Also, there are two types of unchurchability that he describes. They are separate, but can be connected as one identity in some cases. There will certainly be nuance to everyone's situation, and that is okay!

This lays the foundation to Emmanuel's personal journey of battling with his Christian identity and his shift in perspective of how he views church membership and the overall function/emphasis of "Church on a Sunday."

Episode 11 | www.seasonharvestbreakthrough.com | In this week's episode I am joined by my brother @lu.el.fantroy and we discuss a myriad of topics. We begin with a read & react to an article about @kendricklamar where he speaks on the redundancy of Sunday church service and empty messages coming from the pulpit in the Christian church. That's leads us down a path to ask why millennials are not attending church nearly as much as their parents generation. Also, we touch on the mixing of civil rights and Christianity driven pursuits. Unity among the church or lack therof... If you're still reading this you should give this episode a listen. On your way to work, running errands on the weekend, while you're organizing your closet. Click the link in the bio and treat yo'self