A Burden For The Times

In this episode, we bring Black history to life through the power of film and storytelling. Movies and documentaries have a unique way of making history feel personal, introducing new audiences to pivotal moments and figures who shaped the world. But how well do they actually represent the truth? We highlight some of the best movies and documentaries in our opinion about Black hist

Episode Overview In this special Valentine’s Day & Black History Month episode, we highlight the impact of powerful Black coupleswho shaped history. From civil rights activists to business leaders and even a presidential couple, these relationships weren’t just about love—they were about legacy, resilience, and partnership. We explore how these couples supported each othe

In this episode, we take on what seems like a lighthearted topic—video games—but quickly uncover the deeper implications they have on society, personal habits, and even family life. With the gaming industry generating more revenue than the music and movie industries combined, it’s clear that video games are more than just entertainment—they shape culture and behavior. We di

In this episode, we reflect on moments from past conversations where we could have articulated our thoughts more clearly or where our perspectives have shifted. As a continuation of Part 1, we focus on humility, personal growth, and the importance of revisiting challenging topics with fresh eyes and open hearts. Key moments include: •Revisiting how we approached sensitive topics

In this season opener, we take a vulnerable look back at our “worst takes” from over 100 episodes. With a mix of honesty and humor, we revisit key topics and how our perspectives have changed over time. This episode is about growth, humility, and having the courage to admit when we’ve been wrong, all while fostering respectful and thought-provoking dialogue. Join us as we ref

As we celebrate our 100th podcast episode, join Aaron, Anton, and me on this nostalgic journey through our favorite memories and hilarious moments that have defined our podcasting adventure. From off-mic antics to the mysterious "Mr. Tiger" debate... ??? As we wrap up Season #3 this year, we contemplate the personal growth and transformations podcasting has brought us over the past

Is voting a biblical duty for Christians, or simply a civic right? This episode poses that very question as we explore the nuanced intersection of faith and politics, especially in light of the election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. We then turn our attention to the scriptural arguments surrounding Christian participation in voting. Should Christians feel obligated to vot

Andrea Dyksterhouse is a fun personality with a background in psychology and family ministry joins us for an insightful conversation around ADHD. We navigate through the skepticism that often surrounds ADHD, especially within Christian communities, and challenge some of the common misconceptions. The conversation delves into the complexities of diagnosing ADHD in both children and

Join Jasmine, Shilyn, and Tavian (kids of a Aaron and Adrian) as they share their favorite reads and insightful discussions on the power of storytelling. Discover a world of diverse narratives as the trio explores the magic of "Tristan Strong" by Kwame Mbalia and the adventure-packed "Onyeka and the Academy of the Sun." Shylan brings depth with historical and biographical gems like

Books or movies—which medium offers a richer experience? Aaron and Anton dive into this age-old debate using "Unbroken" to illustrate their points. We challenge the notion that all reading is inherently good, emphasizing the quality of the content. We shift to the impact of historical films on public perception of Black history, exploring titles like "Roots," "Harriet," and "Reme