We are joined by the one and only Moses Uvere.  He shares with us his love for the city of Dallas where he was born and raised. We talk through his experiences in life as a hip-hop artist, pastor, father, and black man. He shares with us how it was to be raised in America by a father who was not born and raised here. From his broken home early on in life to life not going how he expected he shares with us how his faith grew through it all. Finally, in the month of February, we talk about black history month and he calls us as white men to take the L in this time.  This is a powerfully packed episode you do not want to miss!  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.