Image by John Torcasio Can you believe it? In just two more weeks, 2020 will finally be a thing of the past. And I do mean finally. Personally, I can’t wait for it to end, and I’m looking forward to what 2021 might bring. Although, I’m sure some felt that very same way going into …
This episode is a special one. It’s a conversation I recently had with my dad, Chaouki Tabet. There are some interesting stories that I’ve heard bits and pieces of over the years but I’ve never actually sat down to have a conversation about them with my dad. For instance, I know he emigrated from Algeria …
Photo by Mat Reding Have you heard the big news?! No, it’s not the election results. It appears we’ll have to wait just a little longer for those. The big news is… I’m going back to school! I’ll be attending Arizona State University’s Master of Arts online program pursuing a degree in Social Justice and …
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Picture of John Hambrick courtesy of his Facebook page! I’m so excited for this podcast episode! It’s of a conversation I recently had with my friend John Hambrick! John works at a local church in the Atlanta area where his role is to create a place for people to have safe and helpful conversations about …
11/22/2021 – Updated with new title This is part 2 of a recent conversation I had with Ezra Washington. If you haven’t heard the first one already, you’ll probably want to listen to it first, and you can find it here. This is a continuation of that episode, and this one starts off with us …
11/22/2021 – Updated with new title Recently, I “met” Ezra Washington online in the comments section of an Instagram post that involved Christians, Conservatives, and social justice. Yes, that’s right! We met on Instagram while discussing differing ideas. And after some friendly back-and-forth, we decided to record our chat so I could share it as …
Photo by Aarón Blanco Tejedor When did we become so intolerant as a society? I’ve thought about that question for awhile now. And whenever I start to think the word is too harsh, I see something that reminds me it’s appropriate. Just look at these comments following the decision not to indict officers for the …
Recently, I had the chance to record a conversation with my friends Chinua Hawk and Mark Henderson. They were open and honest and shared their thoughts on things like what racism means to them, their biggest struggle as black men, their experiences navigating predominantly white spaces, and so much more. They shared stories that I …
John Lewis and Cordy Tindell “C.T.” Vivian both died on July 17th, 2020. How much do you know about them? About what they accomplished? About their persecution? I must admit, I wasn’t very aware. I do remember John Lewis standing alongside Andrew Young and Bernice King at the coin flip of that epic football game …
Photo by Brett Jordan For this episode, I decided to do something a little bit different. There’s no guest for this one, it’s just me! I wanted to record myself sharing my own thoughts and describing my own personal journey when it comes to three big ideas, three ideas I’ve decided to label as myths …