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We are back on this Easter Week & Birthday Edition of the podcast, where we plan to discuss thee greatest figure to ever human history - Jesus the Christ. And, we plan to discuss Him from three different vantage points. The first vantage point we plan to discuss is the Politicization of Jesus Christ; and how politicians incorporate Jesus into their political agenda for their own political and selfish interests. Secondly, we plan to discuss the Socialization of Jesus Christ, where society seeks to humanize Him to the point where He becomes relatable to them, but they have no desire or interest in being like Jesus. And, finally we discuss the Spiritualization of Jesus Christ, and how the Church wants to be viewed as the religious headquarters of Jesus Christ not realizing that He has a desire for mankind that is greater than religion.

PLUS, we have a powerful Thought of the Week from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in what is widely known as his own eulogy entitled, "The Drum Major Instinct." In this episode's excerpt he offers and extraordinary description of the greatest figure to ever enter human history. Jesus Christ is indeed thee greatest man to ever live, and His expression of love for us is incomparable, and incredible. We owe Him a debt of gratitude for the extraordinary demonstration of love He has shown over 2000yrs ago at Golgotha's Hill.

Finally, we are excited to be celebrating Chapter 48th on this week's episode as well, and we are equally as happy to be celebrating with the listeners of the podcast. We thank you for continued support, and we hope you enjoy this week's show.




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We are back with another exciting edition of the podcast that we are dedicating to the discussion of Biden vs. Everybody. That's right! On the heels of his final State of the Union Address before the upcoming November Election, we are discussing Biden vs Donald Trump, Biden vs. the Republican Party and Biden vs. the Media. These are the three sub topics we endeavor to unpack and to talk about about during this week's edition of the podcast.

Things are certainly heating up in the political landscape of this country as we head towards the November Election, and we feel it its apart of our civic duty to use this platform to educate and empower our listeners so that they can make informed decisions as they head to the polls for the upcoming Presidential Election. We not only want you to vote, because we certainly believe that we should exercise our right to vote, but we want you to make a wise decision as you head to the polls in November.

PLUS, we have a very interesting Thought of the Week from the Drum Major himself, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (parody) offering his insights during a press conference immediately following this year's State of the Union of Address. In it he talks about his legacy, our progress as a people, and even offers his thoughts on the upcoming election.

We hope you enjoy this week, bust mostly we hope that it inspires you and other like you to go to the polls and vote!




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We are back with a brand new episode celebrating Black History as well as the gifted Black Artist Onzie Deandre Norman. Onzie is a local Detroit artist that is doing phenomenal things on some of the biggest stages in the world. In this week's episode we talk with this amazing African American Artist about an incredible opportunity that he recently had with international fashion brand Gucci. Onzie was awarded an opportunity to design a mural for this international clothing brand. Onzie talks about his exciting experience with Gucci designing the mural and the festivities that followed including an Exclusive Champagne Toast. In addition to talking about about this incredible opportunity, he also talks about how his artwork is influenced by our African American Culture. This is definitely and interview you don't want to miss!

PLUS, we have got a profound and thought-provoking Thought of the Week for Black History Month entitled, "Strange Fruit" that was inspired by the famous poem by Abel Meeropol and the song sung by the incomparable African American Songstress Billie Holiday. This message talks about the cruel and heinous account of the slave trade and the treatment of African Americans as mere property or "hanging fruit" from trees in the South. And, we make an interesting comparison to the life of the Child of God, as the Apostle Peter characterizes them in the book that bears his name in I Peter 2:9. This is a profound message on so many levels and we share an excerpt of this powerful sermon during this week's Black History Spotlight.

As we celebrate Black History Month is this week's episode let us never forget the many Black Men & Women of our ancestry of whose shoulders we stand on today. We salute our heritage and our history and we hope you will join us in this week's celebration!


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Tonight's its going down! We are excited about tomorrow's slate of NFL Championship games both in the AFC & NFC, and we are going to be talk about each of them in great detail. Tonight, we are chopping it with a good friend of mine who's a fellow Podcaster, and Sports Enthusiast Asanta Foster. Asanta is also the Executive Producer of the Male Room Network, which is a series of Youtube shows that are geared toward camaraderie and conversation. We are giving our predictions on both games as well talking matchups and the strengths and weakness of each of the four remaining teams vying for a sport in Super Bowl LVIII.

PLUS, we've got another dynamic Thought of the Week taken from Detroit Lions Head Coach Dan Campbell after their Divisional Round win against the Tampa Buccaneers, the first words he uttered to his team was, "You Are Built For This!" And, these words are not just a reflection of the NFC Division North Champion Detroit Lions Team, but it is also a metaphor for life. These are words that should resonant with everyone that has doubts about themselves, anyone facing bouts of depression or anxiety, just know "You Are Built For This."

So, without question this is definitely a show you don't want to miss! If you love sports, if you love football, or even if you've just be galvanized by one of your favorite teams still in the playoffs, this the dhow for you! Check it out, and let us know what you think! Oh, and by the way...GO LIONS!!!


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We are back commemorating and celebrating the birthday of one our nation's greatest leaders - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As we remember the life, and the legacy of the Dr. King, we are excited to sharing another amazing interview with you from one of our very special returning guests. Rexy Rolle, is the new CEO & General Council of Western Air; the largest Black-owned airline in the Bahamas. She is back on the show to share with us what she's been up to since her last interview on the podcast. Overcoming Hurricane Doiron and a global pandemic, in addition to expansion, new fleet of planes, recently becoming the new CEO, Rexy has been busy with the family business plus experimenting in other areas of interest. This is definitely an interview you don't want to miss.

PLUS, as we commemorate the life and the legacy of Dr. King on this week's show, we share an excerpt from one of my favorite speeches entitled, "How Long, Not Long." A speech that he gave at the height of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, and a speech that still resonates even in during this day and time. Tonight's show is packed with great discussion as well as an empowering message. We hope you join us this week as pay tribute to the arguably the great leader of our time - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, may his dream continue to live on!


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We are back celebrating New Year's Eve as well as the album release of one CHH's finest MC's. Precise aka Bob Young, of the legendary CHH duo Corey Red & Precise is our special New Year's Eve guest, as we celebrate the release of his new album "Woe To The Silent" dropping New Years Day. Precise is sharing with us what led to this album and why he chose to drop it on New Year's Day. In addition, to talking to Precise about his storied career in CHH of over 20yrs, we also talk about, the controversy behind CHH Artist Dee-1 recent comments about Rick Ross, Meek Mil and other secular artist and the backlash he's been receiving because of it. Is he being a true Ambassador of the faith, or is he stirring up trouble? We discuss this and a lot more. We also share a couple of tracks from this talented and iconic CHH Artist, including a track that is also apart of a larger movement entitled, "Death And Dumbbells'," which you can only hear exclusively on this week's podcast.



PLUS, we have got a dynamic Thought of the Week for you entitled, "The Crossover," which sheds light on how this elusive and effective basketball move is also a metaphor for life. And, one that is directly in line with this week's New Year's Eve Celebration. We definitely have a great show in store for you this week and we hope you are able to take some time to listen. We hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas, and a we hope you have a prosperous and joyous New Year.


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