Kenny was a loving brother and son. He suffered from addiction, schizophrenia, and HIV. When he found out he was dying, her turned to the church and the church turned on him.

This film isn’t a diss track. It’s not about who does church better. Depending on your perspective, this is either an assessment or an autopsy: an exploration into why a lot of churches mean well but fail at ministering to those that suffer from mental illness, substance use, and HIV/AIDS.

The Willie Lynch Letter: This is a very candid conversation with Brian Foley, Acthun Terrell, and Trische Duckworth about the Willie Lynch letter written in 1712. The Term "Lynching" allegedly derived from Lynches last name. It was written to control slaves and his philosophy has lasted over 300 years. Is the letter factual or a hoax?

The title suggests a continuous and evolving exploration, much like checking the pulse of a body to understand its health and vitality.

The concept of the "demise" of the Black community is complex and multifaceted. Historically, systemic racism, economic disparities, and social injustices have significantly impacted Black communities. Lets explore.