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

In this episode Robert highlights the work of Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde as a profile in sincere Truth Telling. Please check out her book How We Learn To Be Brave.

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In this episode we talk about the work of being an iconoclast and the care that is needed to do it well.

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Sam and Robert sit down in this episode to talk about the evolution of (or lack of) rappers that they have been impacted by and learned from. Enjoy.

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In this episode, we get the opportunity to sit with our first guest ever...Sharifa Stevens in a full circle moment as we discuss her new book When We Talk to God: Prayers and Poems for Black Women. Please go and get her book wherever books are sold and check out her substack at https://sharifahstevens.substack.com

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In this episode Sam and Robert discuss their mental health and the state of the country.

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In this week's episode, Sam & Trey sit down to talk about the capacity for telling the truth in music... but the temptation and allure of peddling nonsense instead.

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In this episode we are happy to bring back on the podcast poet and author Nikki Grimes to talk about her new book Glory, Too: Poems. You can find out more about this book and about more of her work at nikkigrimes.com

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In this episode we think through the normal critiques of building echo chambers and offer a generative approach to building them.

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In this episode, we sit down to talk about the recent viral clip of Marvin Sapp and the pressure to give financially to church spaces.

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In continuing the season's theme of truth telling...Trey reads Martin Luther King Jr's Letter from Birmingham Jail. Enjoy.

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