Season 5 Episode 138
Host Connie Morgan speaks with David Hanna, a software engineer by day and Israeli-Palestinian conflict researcher by night. David discusses his peace plan, which emphasizes education, cultural recon…
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Season 5 Episode 137
Winkfield F. Twyman Jr. and Michael DC Bowen explore the complexities of personal turmoil, family dynamics, and the importance of emotional vulnerability. They reflect on the legacy we leave behind, …
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Season 5 Episode 136
Adam Szetela, author of That Book Is Dangerous! How Moral Panic, Social Media, and the Culture Wars Are Remaking Publishing, joins the pod to talk about censorship, sensitivity readers, and how woken…
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Season 5 Episode 135
Tamyra Mensah-Stock aka WWE wrestler Tyra Mae Steele joins the podcast to talk about her road to a goal medal, how her faith drives her and why she is proud to be an American.
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Season 5 Episode 134
Mike and Wink delve into the complexities of American history, identity, and the evolution of black culture. They explore generational perspectives on the past, the impact of Jim Crow laws, and the i…
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Season 5 Episode 133
Monique Duson, president of the Center for Biblical Unity, talks about growing up in South Central LA, finding faith in Christ, and how shifting from Critical Race Theory to a biblical worldview comp…
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Season 5 Episode 132
Onome educates host Connie Morgan on the power of sound healing and vocal expression. She discusses the profound impact of sound on consciousness and the spiritual connection of voice. Onome emphasiz…
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Season 5 Episode 131
Thomas Dearie is a biologist, communications architect, and committed pro-humanist. He’s raising a daughter within one of the most unique family structures you’ll ever hear of—mixed-race, mixed sexua…
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Season 5 Episode 130
Frenchman Raphaël Lambert studied in America then moved to Japan where he now teaches African-American studies. He discusses the evolving dynamics of race relations in France compared to America, the…
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Season 5 Episode 129
Connie Morgan and Amos Tarfa discuss the challenges and opportunities in math education, particularly in the context of homeschooling. Amos shares his personal journey from Nigeria to the U.S. and hi…
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