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

In this episode, we have an honest conversation about the roles that shame has played in our lives and how it can be a generative force.

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In this episode, we bring Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and work to the table and talk through what it means to be a truth teller who emulates his work.

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Continuing the conversations we have been having on being truth tellers, we sit down and talk about the journey towards telling the truth to ourselves.

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In this brief episode Robert thinks about the role of Black imagination and how it relates to truth telling. He reads a Foreword of Natasha Marin's book Black Imagination.

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In this episode we sit down with the always thoughtful and always funny Reverend Solomon Missouri. For more information on his work please visit www.solomonmissouri.com

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Trey leads this episode and continues the theme of the season by leaning into the legacy of Ida B. Wells.

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We are back at the table for season 6. In this opening episode we discuss the gravity of the moments that we are living in. We are energized to podcast this season and hope you will enjoy what we have cooking up.

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We end Season 5 and our journey towards hope together. We are proud of all of the conversations we have had and look forward to Season 6.

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In this episode we sit down with author Quina Aragon to talk about her new book Love Has a Story. Please go to https://quinaaragon.com/love-has-a-story/ for more info.

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In this episode we talk with author Cody Balfour about his new book Don't Be Afraid of the Dark. Please go to https://www.codyqbalfour.com for more information on his work.

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