Three Black Men: Theology, Culture, And The World Around Us

In this episode, Sam and Robert sit down to discuss some of the painful as well as joys they are finding in establishing communal bonds. Establishing community necessitates ebbs and flows.

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In this episode, Trey, Sam, and Robert sit down to talk about the waves of violence that has dominated the news headlines and the roles that men have played in it. (This may not be a conversation suitable for a car ride with others.)

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In this episode, Sam and Trey sit down to talk about the impact a consumerist culture has on the art we make.

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In this episode Robert sets the table for a recurring miniseries on the music that has shaped who (we) are

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In this episode, Sam, Trey, and Robert discuss rapper Juvenile's new album Boiling Point. They also point to how rap has played into their formation as Black men.

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In this episode Sam, Trey, and Robert discuss the main character of Blood at the Root, a book by LaDarrion Williams. The character, Malik, serves as a reflection on Black teenage years and more.

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In this episode, Sam, Trey, and Robert sit down to talk about the nature of misogynoir and their own journey with learning to detect it, and divest from it.

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In this week's episode, Sam and Trey talk about helping their kids navigate the complexities of human relationships and community.

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In this episode Robert and Sam sit down to discuss the fictional character Simon Williams and the new show Wonder Man.

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Trey leads Sam and Robert in a discussion around the grief that often happens when we grow personally, professionally, etc.

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