The Real Deal Urban Christian Talk Radio

In this episode of the Real Deal, Tyrone and Ashley discuss the controversial pastor who told his parishioners to not wear weave. How should women of God present themselves? What is considered modest and true beauty? Should women wear weave and should the church have a dress code? You don't want to miss this controversial topic!!!! (This is a pre-recorded episode)

The Real Deal will be dealing with Christians dating. How do you date? Should you have a chaperone? Should you be exclusive to the one you are dating. How do you date but keep your integrity as a man or woman of God? Also, what the heck is ChristianMingle.com. We will find all this out on the next episode of the Real Deal!!!!!

Ok....last week Ashley and the ladies gave their viewpoint on what it is to be a black woman in America. Being black in America is something that alot of us have to deal with. This week's episode is now coming from the male's perspective. We will explore the highs,lows and middle ground of being a black man in your church, community, home and relationships. If you're a black man or want to know how a black man thinks, you don't want to miss this episode!!!!

Being black in America is something that alot of us have to deal with. What does it mean to be black in America from a female's perspective. This episode will explore the highs, lows, the obstacles  and victories that black women go through. You don't want to miss this episode.

All of us came from somewhere but does that determine where you are or where you are going? In this episode we will explore what does it mean to be a product of your environment and can that affect the life that God wants you to live? Should we use it as a crutch or as a springboard to move further in life? Whether you come from the suburbs, inner-city, religious or non-religious background you don't want to miss this episode!

On this episode we are exploring gun control and how we as Christians should feel about weapons. After Treyvon, Sandy Hook and other tragedies, should we depend on the Lord for protection or should we take our family's protection in our own hands?