Two brothers, keeping it real.
In today's episode, Dr. Sanchez Fair continues part two of his interview with podcast co-host, Cedric Lundy.
For the past two years the now Sanchez had been working on his dissertation on intergenerational trauma and its effects on Black leaders working within predominantly White organizations. During that process, he interviewed dozens of current and former evangelical pastors. In today's episode, Dr. Sanchez Fair interviews podcast co-host, Cedric.
Cedric and the newly minted, Dr. Sanchez Fair, discuss the events of the weekend of the White Supremacist attack that took the lives of ten beautiful Black souls in Buffalo, NY. We discuss the implications of the terrorist being motivated by the "Great Replacement Theory," and the growing trend of these white racist terror attacks. Lastly, we discuss what folks deemed White need to do for this to stop, and what Black folks can do in the midst of yet another reminder that we are never really safe.
We throw it back with good friend Jasmine Hines on the History of the Confederacy.
Today's throwback episode is with good friend Art Hooker on Race.
This week we chat with good friend Greg Jarrell about racism and white supremacy.
We throw it back this week talking about divesting of tokenism.
Today, we dive into the new podcast released by Christianity Today, The Rise & Fall of Mars Hill.
We ain't late, we are right on time with this conversation about CRT.
We discuss Juneteenth and the impact of cultural gaslighting surrounding Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday.
Check out today's episode from Sanchez's sermon, Where's Your Loyalty?
Cedric Lundy preaches on the Hero's Journey: Refusal of the Call & When the Typecasted Take the Spotlight.
The Hero’s Journey is a narrative motif through which many mythologies fairytales and adventure stories follow. From Moses to Homer’s Iliad, to Lord of The Rings, to The Avengers it is a lens to see the stages of the journey of the hero. However, if you are not a cisgender white male you are often not represented as the hero of some of the pay enduring stories.Cedric and Sanchez discuss the Hero’s Journey motif, which has often been used as a lens to see our personal journey’s, and ponder what the journey looks like if you’re not a straight white male.
The Derek Chauvin trial is nearly over. As if reliving that wasn’t traumatizing enough, there have been multiple high-profile police shootings of unarmed Black people during the course of the trial. All of the victims were twenty years old or younger. In this episode, Cedric updates Sanchez, who has been diligently working on his dissertation on the latest with the trial and the shootings. Take a listen as we process and discuss this latest string of shootings.
Sanchez and Cedric discuss and process their reactions to the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial with good friend Ray McKinnon.
Things that people who claim not to be racist say that let you know they make space for racism aren’t safe and have unchecked anti-black thinking.Whether intentionally or unintentionally, gaslighting has become commonplace in conversations regarding race. We discuss some of the most frequently used and annoying ones crowd-sourced from a recent post by one of our hosts.
Happy New Year. Let's continue our conversation about the Trump Cult and Capitol Hill!
In this week's episode, we bring out the heavy hitters to further process the elections and what we've been experiencing within our communities. This week's podcast features Ray McKinnon, Jen Kenny, Ally Henny, Donnell Wyche, and David Park. This is a conversation you do not want to miss.
In today's episode, we process the election and what we predict to come over the next few months. We continue to emphasize the realities of peace and unity talk, and problematic that "conversation" is currently.
In today's episode, we recap the Charlotte Justice Conference and talk about civic engagement and revival.
Many people are in this fight and are recognizing that the work of antiracism comes with a cost. We have a meaningful conversation with good friend Jen Kinney!
In today's episode, we talk about White Immunity and Practicing Jesus with good friend Dr. Adam Thomason.
It's time to get over the idea of "civil discourse." Many people who are not involved in the anti-racism work seek civil discourse as if the playing fields are even, but they are not.
In today's episode, we chat with Tyler Burns from Pass The Mic Podcast. We talk about black dignity and the importance of protecting it at all costs.
In this week's episode, we chat with friends Ray McKinnon and Justin Perry about the recent shootings of two individuals.
In today's episode, we chat with Ray about Trump's anti-racism training.
In today's episode, we chat with friend Trent Merchant about Washington & Lee, Chadwick Boseman, and much more.
Welcome to season 4. We kick tonight's episode off with new friend Corey Leak.
In today's episode, we throw it back to the famous whataboutisms that people like to use. But, what happens if we actually take the time to listen to people?
In today's episode, we have a discussion with friend, Art Hooker.
Today, we dive back to our earlier days and share insights about black self-hate.
In this week's podcast, we step back in time to our very first episode on white privilege.
Over the last few weeks, there have been instagram profiles that have gone viral. This pages exist to highlight the experiences of POC, while centering the Black experience.
On this week's episode, we talk about the uprising of black people speaking up against white evangelicalism and white supremacy.
On today's episode, we talk about how Trump pivots back to Xenophobia and m!ore
On today's live podcast, we talk cancel culture and preachers!
On today's podcast, we sit down with Brigette Janea Jones and talk about the history of the Confederacy.
Join us as we have a conversation with friends about defunding!
Join us as we sit down with Greg Jarrell.
Part 2 of our Facebook Live with David Roberts
Hey Friends! We've been going live on Facebook for the last few weeks. Check out this conversation with our friends!
We did our first live podcast on Zoom so forgive the audio. Peep out the conversation on Facebook!
Friend of the program Star Crawford joins us to share her perspective on this current COVID moment. Diagnosed with Lupus as a teenager Star has been immunocompromised for over two decades. So she’s been preparing for this moment most of her life. She shares her unique perspective and experiences as a black woman navigating health care.
On today's episode, we hear from Tommy about Covid-19 as a nurse.
On today's episode, we interview good friend Tommy Allgood from the Permission to Be podcast. Tokenism and Intersectionality.
This week's episode features special guest David Park, from Atlanta, GA. We discuss his Asian American experience, tokenism, and xenophobia.
Covid-19 has led to Xenophobia in America and it must be addressed. p.
Covid-19 quickly went from an over there problem to a pandemic. As with any crisis it has revealed the best and the worst in humanity. Sanchez and Cedric share how they’ve adjusted in their own lives, and examine some of the racial and xenophobic overtones thinking we need to be on the watch out for.
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