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Racially Speaking080 - police brutality still; is William McNeil Jr. a hero?David drops in for a solo episode breaking down the viral video out of Jacksonville, FL showing William McNeil Jr. being assaulted by several police officers. David breaks down the video, why you should watch it, and what it means for ending police brutality in light of George Floyd five years ago. Notes:New York TimesPatreon2025-07-2531 minRacially Speaking079 - birthright citizenship, and trust issues with Vicky WillisDavid is joined by returning guest, Vicky Willis, to discuss the history and implications of birthright citizenship, and what it would mean for it to be removed.Later, the two discuss what it looks like to engage politically both on and offline. Recommendations:“Dreamers” by Yuki Moraleshttps://www.amazon.com/Dreamers-Yuyi-Morales/dp/08234405592025-07-081h 14Racially Speaking078 - How to defeat a BullyDavid drops in for a solo episode in response to several bullying incidents that have taken place in the last couple of weeks concerning children and racial slurs. 2025-05-1423 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 77 (Full Video) - Inspiring the next generation with Jefferey the ArtistDavid is joined by, artist, rapper, illustrator, and now author, Jefferey Weatherford (AKA Jefferey the Artist), to talk about his new book, what it's been like following in his mother's footsteps, and his calling to inspire the next generation. Later, the two discuss the importance of hip hop as art, story telling, and culture significance. 2025-04-231h 03Racially SpeakingEpisode 77 - Inspiring the next generation with Jeffery the ArtistDavid is joined by, artist, rapper, illustrator, and now author, Jefferey Weatherford (AKA Jefferey the Artist), to talk about his new book, what it's been like following in his mother's footsteps, and his calling to inspire the next generation. Later, the two discuss the importance of hip hop as art, story telling, and culture significance. "Rap it Up" Please consider joining our Patreon2025-04-211h 05
The David Bradley ShowMakenzie Phipps Country singer/songwriterSend us a textMakenzie Phipps is the " Little Girl With The Big Voice"!! It's been over 6 months since Makenzie was on my show and we just had to do some catching up!! Y'all give her a listen and stream her newest Release "Love Me Sober"!!check her out atwww.makenziephipps.comall links are there!!Support the showThe David Bradley ShowHost: David Bradleyhttps://www.facebook.com/100087472238854https://youtube.com/@thedavidbradleyshowwww.thedavidbradleyshow.com Like to b...2025-04-1832 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 76 (Full Video) - rolling back D.E.I. with Dr. Mark SamudreDavid is joined by friend and professor, Dr. Mark Samudre to have an honest conversation about the implications of rolling back D.E.I. initiatives. 2025-03-241h 07Racially SpeakingEpisode 76 - the implications of walking back D.E.I. and Education with Dr. Mark SamudreSpecial Ed. Professor and David's good friend and college roommate, Dr. Mark Samudre, joins the pod to discuss what eliminating D.E.I. and the Education Department would result in. Later, the two friends share their own personal stories when it comes to conversing with people they may disagree with. Please Join our Patreon!Patreon2025-03-201h 12Racially SpeakingBonus Episode with Super Bowl Champion Elana HorowitzEnjoy a special episode with David and Philadelphia Eagles cheerleader, Elana Horowitz! Support the show! 2025-02-131h 06Racially SpeakingEpisode 76 - "Fly Eagles, Fly!" with Super Bowl Champion Elana HorowitzDavid is joined by Philadelphia Eagles rookie cheerleader, Elana Horowitz, to talk about everything from Super Bowl weekend, watching the Eagles win the Super Bowl in her first season, never giving up on her dreams, professional cheerleading culture, DEI, and much more!Support our show!2025-02-131h 05Racially SpeakingEpisode 75 - Post Inauguration and morality with Jefferson JonesDavid is joined again by pastor and ministry leader, Jefferson Jones, to discuss their thoughts on the inauguration of President Trump, what it says about Christian morality, and how proximity means everything right now.
Join the Patreon: 2025-01-2359 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 74 - Ethan Bishop - on townie-life, and multiethnic communityDavid sat down with friend, Radford University student, college ministry leader, and youth ministry leader, Ethan Bishop, to talk about growing up in a small town lacking diversity, yet ending up living in a thriving multi-ethnic community as an adult in the same town years later. 2025-01-101h 22Racially SpeakingEpisode 73 - "Wicked" with Kaitlyn PhippsDavid and Kaitlyn Phipps discuss the movie musical adaptation of the Broadway Musical, "Wicked," and unpack its most profound themes.
2024-12-061h 20Racially SpeakingEpisode 72 - the impending election, and Christian politicsDavid is joined by ministry leader and pastor, Jefferson Jones, to discuss next week's presidential election, how Christians should or should not engage, and why the Christian political square is what it is today.
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2024-10-301h 11Racially SpeakingSeason 2 TrailerCatch an update from David on where the show is at and where it's going! 2024-10-2202 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 71 - Can We Be Friends?David shares some thoughts on the topic of "friendship" as it relates to justice and reconciliation. Fresh off attending a leadership conference on church planting and "friendship," David dives deep into how "friendship" can be the X factor in moving forward or becoming stuck when it comes to pursuing justice.
2024-10-2219 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 70 - all fun and games til someone gets hurtDavid shares some thoughts on both last month's presidential debate, and July 13th's assassination attempt on former President Trump.
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Notes:
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Loving Documentary:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4669986/
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...2024-06-211h 00Racially SpeakingEpisode 68 - Being an Asian American voice in the elementary classroom with Vicky WillisAs they round out AAPI Heritage Month, David is joined by K-6th grade art teacher, photographer, and new mom, Victoria Willis, out of Northern Virginia to discuss being a rare Asian American voice in the public school system, what motherhood has taught her so far, and much more.
Vicky also shares what's unique about her Filipina heritage, and how teaching her students how to navigate race conversions has been both challenging as well as life-giving.
Notes:
Follow Vicky @veryvicky_
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https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2024-05-3159 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 67-Butker's contentious speech, Kramer's N-word rant, and discerning the line of forgivenessDavid and John-Mark dissect both what was wrong and what was actually acceptable about Harrison Butker's commencement speech last week.
Then the two share their thoughts on Michael Richard's (Kramer from Seinfeld) upcoming memoire amid the fallout from his explicit, racist rant back in 2006.
Last, David and John-Mark have a candid conversation on how to discern forgiveness, cancel culture, and accountability in their own lives.
Show Notes:
4:50 - Harrison Butker's speech
38:14 - Michael Richards' racist rant
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https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2024-05-241h 24Racially SpeakingEpisode 66 - Rap Beef, Taylor Swift, and Cowboy CarterDavid and John-Mark catch up on what's been going on between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift's, "The Torture Poet's Department," and Beyonce's, "Cowboy Carter."
The two breakdown the racial implications of Drake and Kendrick's beef, whether or not Black people like Taylor Swift, and whether or not we give Beyonce enough respect.
Show Notes:
7:40 - Drake and Kendrick
40:03 - Taylor Swift
122:15 - Beyonce
https://time.com/5673476/ken-burns-country-music-black-artists/
https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2024-05-131h 40Racially SpeakingEpisode 65 - E.L. Smiling on Worship Leading and NILDavid sits down with pastor, preacher, worship leader, and former wide-receiver, E.L. Smiling, to talk about all the above as it relates to justice.
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https://www.amazon.com/Church-Heaven-Cultivating-Multiethnic-Kingdom/dp/15140053872024-04-251h 07Racially SpeakingEpisode 64 - Does the Bible talk about Justice? with Vince OliveriDavid sits down with returning guest, friend and pastor, Dr. Vince Oliveri, to discuss whether or not the Bible talks about justice at its core.
Vince is a pastor at The Vine Church in Blacksburg, VA, and recently finished up his PhD at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.
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2024-04-081h 21Racially SpeakingEpisode 63 - "Gen Z on Justice" with Radford's Black Student AllianceDavid sits down with Radford University's Black Student Alliance officers, I'yonah Cartwright and Dayshawn Perry, to discuss activism on campus and this generation's views on everything from representation to voting.
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2024-02-291h 03Racially SpeakingEpisode 62 - Will we ever learn?David discusses the recent mass shooting that took place at the Kansas City Chief's super bowl parade, and what can and needs to be done about lethal gun culture.
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https://publichealth.jhu.edu/departments/health-policy-and-management/research-and-practice/center-for-gun-violence-solutions2024-02-2631 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 61 Full VideoDavid is joined by friend of the show, Alethea Lamberson, to discuss "race-norming" in the NFL, the history of racism in the league, and whether or not we should hold musical artists accountable for the things the advocate for in their music.
The two discuss Jay-Z's lucrative partnership with the NFL to help combat racism, as well as Taylor Swifts latest Grammy wins, and much, much more.
Show notes:
https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-nfls-racist-race-norming-is-an-afterlife-of-slavery/
https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/8/16/20808892/jay-z-nfl-kaepernick-roc-nation-partnership-inspire-change-criticism
https...2024-02-091h 26Racially SpeakingEpisode 61 - The NFL's race problem and are "Jay-Z and Taylor Swift activists?"David is joined by friend of the show, Alethea Lamberson, to discuss "race-norming" in the NFL, the history of racism in the league, and whether or not we should hold musical artists accountable for the things the advocate for in their music.
The two discuss Jay-Z's lucrative partnership with the NFL to help combat racism, as well as Taylor Swifts latest Grammy wins, and much, much more.
Show notes:
https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-nfls-racist-race-norming-is-an-afterlife-of-slavery/
2024-02-081h 28Racially SpeakingEpisode 60 - “Gen Z on Justice” and ‘Kobe!’”with Travis WoolardIn our second episode of our "Gen Z on Justice" series, David sits down with Radford University student, Travis Woolard, to hear his perspective on his generation's views on justice, as well as his mutual, life-long admiration for the late Kobe Bryant. The two weave in and out of justice conversation while also reflecting on the fourth anniversary of the passing of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna.
https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2024-01-261h 00Racially SpeakingEpisode 59 - Full VideoDavid gives some brief thoughts on the presidential race and, racially speaking, on what issues stick out. 2024-01-2219 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 59 - Racially Speaking, what to know about the presidential race so farDavid gives some brief thoughts on the presidential race and, racially speaking, on what issues stick out.
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2024-01-2219 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 58 - It's 2024... What Now?David and John-Mark celebrate podcasting for three years and recount why they started the podcast, and where it goes from here.
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2024-01-121h 08Racially SpeakingEpisode 57 - "Gen Z on Justice" with Nifemi AyodeleDavid sits down with friend and Radford University student, Nifemi Ayodele, in this first episode of the pod's new "Gen Z on Justice" series, in which the guys will discuss where justice conversations are headed from the perspective of Gen Z-ers themselves.
In this episode, Nifemi shares her perspective on how Gen Z is perceived by older generations, what Gen Z has to offer, reasons for hope moving into 2024, and why she thinks it's important to have justice conversations.
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https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2023-12-0451 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 56 - Conflict in Israel with Megan HiltonDavid chats with friend, Megan Hilton, about the conflict going on in Israel. The two discuss the different layers to the entire conflict, what's transpired since the HAMAS attack on October 7th, and how we can discuss and help from afar.
Throughout, Megan shares about her experience as a Messianic Jew, and what it's like having close family members living in Israel while this is all going on.
Show Notes:
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6:00 - discussion begins
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2023-11-291h 11Racially SpeakingEpisode 55 - "How Far to the Promised Land" with Esau McCaulleyDavid and John-Mark are joined by author, speaker, professor, public theologian, and David's former high school history teacher, Dr. Esau McCaulley, to discuss his new book, "How Far to the Promised Land," as well as much, much more!
The three discuss faith, family, and vocation, as well as how all three intersect with storytelling, forgiveness, and justice.
You can follow Dr. McCaulley and his work at the link below:
https://esaumccaulley.com/
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2023-10-1949 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 54 - Is "Cancel Culture" Real? "Reverse-Discrimination," and a Brief word on Israel and PalestineDavid and John-Mark have a timely conversation on how to and how to not engage with the news and social media. They begin by sharing some thoughts on the Israel and Palestine conflict, and then discuss how things like "cancel culture" and "reverse-discrimination" affect how we engage with society today.
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https://patreon.com/raciallyspeaking?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link2023-10-1258 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 53 - Not So Sweet Home AlabamaDavid and John-Mark reunite to discuss the racially charged brawl that happened on a boat dock in Montgomery, AL last month, as well as the pervasive nature of Deep South culture that seems to be rearing its head lately.
The two also discuss former Auburn football coach now Alabama State Senator, Tommy Tuberville's, redefining of "white nationalism," and end by discussing Jason Aldean's song, "Try that in a Small Town."
Notes:
11:08 - Montgomery Brawl2023-09-211h 15Racially SpeakingEpisode 52 - In the Trenches with Karen FischerIn this new episode, David interviews long-time activist and gun safety advocate, Karen Fischer. They discuss everything from the increase in gun violence, to mental health, to social media, to legislation, and end with hope and what can be done. They also discuss the racial implications and how gun violence is affecting communities of color disproportionately.
Show Notes:
Interview with Karen Fischer: 7:10
https://momsdemandaction.org/
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/australia-marks-25-years-since-worst-mass-shooting-2021-04-28/
"American Carnage" 2023-08-311h 21Racially SpeakingEpisode 51 - Affirmative Action with NYU's Dr. Lauren MimsDavid is joined by justice advocate and NYU Psychology Professor, Dr. Lauren Mims, to discuss the SCOTUS's latest decision to strike down affirmative action in higher education. The two discuss what the decision both means and doesn't mean, what most people don't understand about how affirmative action works overall, and how everyone can still do their part to ensure higher education moves toward inclusion and equity.
Dr. Mims also shares more about her career, her time in the White House, and much, much more!
Instagram:
@drlaurenmims
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https://www...2023-07-201h 09Racially SpeakingEpisode 50 - "Accountability" Part 2 - PoliticsDavid and John-Mark finish their discussion on accountability by giving some honest thoughts on where the presidential race might be headed as far as racial issues go.
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2023-07-1335 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 49 - "Accountability" - Part 1: a candid assessment of this momentDavid and John-Mark share some honest thoughts and observations on where they see justice conversations heading and why it's problematic.
They also discuss how the church and church leaders, including pastors of color, have an obligation to navigate these conversations responsibly.
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https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2023-06-291h 08Racially SpeakingEpisode 48 - "The Little Mermaid" are we really mad?David gives some quick thoughts on Disney's new live action interpretation of "The Little Mermaid."
https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking2023-06-1425 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 47 - the point of no return and foster care with Brittany OsborneDavid is joined by his friend of fifteen years, Brittany Osborne, for an in-depth conversation on justice and advocacy. Brittany shares how the last three to five years have shaped her views, what changes she's made in her life, and much, much more. Then, Brittany shares about her decision to become a foster parent and opens up about how the overall system is deeply misunderstood, what justice issues inform foster care, and what it takes to get involved.
Show Notes:
7:00 - how advocacy is shaped
34:00- Foster care
2023-06-011h 20Racially SpeakingEpisode 46 - Speaking of "Bad Apples:" Jordan Neely and patterns of injusticeDavid discusses the death of NYC street performer, Jordan Neely, and how the same patterns of injustice keep leading to the death of Black and brown bodies.
https://www.patreon.com/raciallyspeaking?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator2023-05-1925 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 45 - Double Standards, March Madness, and LebronDavid and Alethea discuss the end of the NCAA March Madness tournaments, particularly the discussions on trash talking surrounding LSU's, Angel Reese, and Iowa's, Caitlyn Clark. Later, they discuss the history of double standards in how athletes are criticized along racial and gender lines. And, of course they discuss the 2023 NBA playoffs.2023-04-211h 13Racially SpeakingEpisode 44 - gun violence epidemicDavid shares some "well-informed, non-expert" thoughts on whats happening, or not happening, with gun violence in America.
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https://www.nraila.org/articles/20230320/tennessee-pro-gun-bills-progress-anti-gun-bills-fail
https://momsdemandaction.org/2023-04-1226 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 43 - The Implications of Bill 999 and the end of Diversity in FL?David and John-Mark discuss the implications of Florida's proposed Bill 999, which seeks to eliminate all things DEI on college campuses. They also discuss the recent firing of Dr. Sam Joeckel from Palm Beach Atlantic University, as well as the role Christians should play (or not play) in speaking out about legislation and education.
11: 26 - STOP WOKE ACT and Bill 999
49:16 - The firing of Professor Sam Joeckel from Palm Beach Atlantic
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Technology in Human ServicesTiHS Episode 41: David Phipps – on Knowledge Mobilization
Welcome to episode 41 of the Technology in Human Services podcast. In this episode, I speak about Knowledge Mobilization with David Phipps, Assistant Vice President of Research Strategy & Impact at York University and director of Research Impact Canada (RIC).
David has been a Knowledge Mobilization pioneer in Canada and I was excited to chat with him about how KM has evolved and continues to evolve in Canada and beyond. As a past alum of MobilizeU, a course designed by York University for folks interested in learning more about Knowledge Mobilization, I’ve long been a fan of the wo...2023-02-2553 min
Fortified Niche33 - The David Phipps interviewFor the first time in Fortified Niche history, the pod makes an interview! JcDent, podcast host, talks to David Phipps, the driving force behind the wildly-good Pulp Alley rules, about game design, inspirations, and the dirtiest word of all - balance.
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Show editing by Ser...2023-02-131h 22Racially SpeakingEpisode 42 - Christian Nationalism and the Royal Family with Sam TaylorDavid is joined by Phd student and UK citizen, Sam Taylor, to discuss his research on Christian Nationalism in America, navigating faith, family, and vocation, as well as his thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle leaving the Royal family.
Royal Family talk around 53:40.
2023-02-091h 35Racially SpeakingEpisode 41 - on the death of Tyre Nichols with Alethea LambersonDavid is joined again by show-regular, DEI consultant, and cohost of #therolldownpodcast , Alethea Lamberson, to discuss the aftermath of the death of Tyre Nichols. The two also share more honest thoughts and perspective on what this all means for conversations and activism.2023-02-021h 23Racially SpeakingBonus Episode: is this all worth it?David gives some raw thoughts on the state of justice issues following a month of mass shootings as well as the release of body cam footage of the brutal beating of Tyre Nichols. 2023-01-3044 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 40 - homesteading, foster care, and the cost of allyship with Erin WorrallDavid and John-Mark sit down and chat with friend, Erin Worrall, about her calling to "homestead" in Southwest VA, her family's journey with the foster care system, church, and her overall conviction as a white woman to always be an outspoken ally for the marginalized.2023-01-231h 06Racially SpeakingEpisode 39 - Part 2 with Alethea Lamberson - rap, church hurt, Christian tribalism, and GeorgiaListen to part 2 of the guy's conversation with Alethea Lamberson. In this episode, the three talk about Lecrea's latest album, Church Clothes 4, and what it means for Christians, as well as what's going on with the Georgia Senate runoff between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker.
The Roll Down Podcast:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-roll-down/id1547028960
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@Leath142022-12-011h 12Racially SpeakingEpisode 38 - Wakanda Forever with Alethea Lamberson (Part 1)David and John-Mark are joined by former guest and host of the Roll Down Podcast, Alethea Lamberson, to discuss Marvel's Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever.
Their entire conversation ended up being almost two hours, so it has been broken up into two episodes! Enjoy all the feels in this one, as the three discuss joy, grief, culture, and entertainment as they unpack Wakanda Forever.2022-11-1844 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 37 - Addressing Antisemitism with Elana HorowitzIn this episode, David sits down with good friend, educator, and Baltimore Ravens promoter, Elana Horowitz, to discuss antisemitism in the US, and what it looks like to be an ally to the Jewish community. They also discuss sentiments of anti-Blackness within the Jewish community, antisemitism within the Black community, and how the model minority myth is wider spread than many people think. They also reminisce about Elana's wedding (which David and his wife Kaitlyn photographed earlier this year), and discuss the interconnectedness of Jewish culture to both grief and joy. 2022-11-111h 19Racially SpeakingEpisode 36 - an impromptu listener-submitted Q&AAfter a last-minute reschedule, David and John-Mark reach into their back pockets to answer questions both submitted by listeners as well as ones they most often come across. If you're looking for a helpful, honest episode on navigating nuance and justice, this one is for you!2022-11-031h 12Racially SpeakingEpisode 35 - Iota Phi Theta Fraternity with Jamori Harris and Dashawn PerryDavid sits down with Radford University students, Jamori Harris and Dashawn Perry, to discuss their newly established chapter of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity. The three discuss greek life, what it means to be part of a historically Black fraternity, serving their community, as well as debunk some stereotypes. Jamori and Dashawn share their thoughts on how the pandemic has affected their generation and what types of legacies they want to leave behind. 2022-10-2753 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 34 - "Stop Dehumanizing Us"David and returning guest, Brooke Carroll, break down the racial implications surrounding some of the biggest current events, as well as unpack the ongoing tendency to dehumanize POC across the board.
Show notes:
5:18 - the backlash from The Little Mermaid preview
14:50 - Black Panther
19:35 - Jackson water crisis
30:57 - Bret Favre welfare scandal
42:00 - President Biden pardons simple possession charges
56:30 - Ron DeSantis and the dehumanization of immigrants
1:06:20 - Kanye and white lives matter2022-10-211h 20Racially SpeakingEpisode 33 - “Send Her Back” with Munashe KasekeDavid and John-Mark are joined by author, Dr. Munashe Kaseke, to discuss her recent book, "Send Her Back," and her powerful journey as a Zimbabwean female immigrant. The three not only discuss the powerful stories from Munashe's book, but also how Munashe relates to many of her characters. From immigrating to the US at age 19, to getting her doctoral degree in pharmaceuticals, to putting all that aside to pursue writing, Munashe shares many indispensable takes on how we can all live in better harmony in the midst of a polarized culture.
Show Notes:
6:09 - Interview w...2022-09-151h 11Racially SpeakingEpisode 32 - multiethnic church planting with a white pastorDavid sits down with friend, ally, and pastor, Vince Oliveri, to have a much-needed, valuable and vulnerable discussion on allyship, multiethnic church planting, and what it's like navigating both as a white pastor. 2022-08-161h 13Racially SpeakingEpisode 31 - hip hop and hoops with Jon KabongoMusical artist, Jon Kabongo returns to the pod to discuss his latest album release, Kendrick Lamar, and the NBA's growing reach.
Spotify and Social Media:
@jon.kabongo
2022-07-251h 08Racially SpeakingEpisode 30 - A web of summertime recommendationsDavid and John-Mark exchange summertime recommendations for media consumption. 2022-07-1255 min
Racially SpeakingEpisode 29 - the Truth may hurtDavid and John-Mark exchange thoughts on the aftermath of the shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, TX, as well as unpack several conversations happening in the evangelical world related to racial justice.
Show Notes:
6:08 - Uvalde, gun control
38:45 - how church "should" handle racial justice
1:05:20 - what does "woke" really mean?
2022-06-221h 15Racially SpeakingEpisode 28 - Craft Beer with the Hoppy Black LadyDavid and John-Mark are joined by craft beer connoisseur, and sister to John-Mark, Kara Fritz. Kara is also known as the Hoppy Black Lady on all social media platforms, and is a trailblazer in the food and beverage space as an advocate for diversity and inclusion.
Show Notes:
34:30 - the craft beer scene with the Hoppy Black Lady
Social Media:
@HoppyBlackLady
www.marylandroadtrips.com2022-06-031h 00Racially SpeakingBonus Episode: processing a week of mass shootingsDavid, John-Mark, and friend and former guest, Debbie Carlier, engage in a raw conversation following the three racially motivated mass shootings that happened in Buffalo, NY; Dallas, TX; and Laguna Woods, CA from May 11th-May 16th.
Show Notes:
5:12 - Buffalo
26:59 - Gun control. Can we do anything?
35:40 - Taking action
1:00:00 - Replacement theory and is Tucker Carlson endorsing terrorist propaganda?
108:10 - Dallas and Laguna Woods, and the continued rise in anti-Asian sentiment 2022-05-201h 34Racially SpeakingEpisode 27 - John-Mark the social justice cowboy, Hillsong/Megachurch culture, and injustice surrounding Jemar TisbyDavid and John-Mark play a new game to catch up on current events, John-Mark shares a surprising personal fact, and much more. Later they discuss toxic Christianity, particularly related to the recent release of the documentary, "Hillsong: a Megachurch Exposed," and then spend time unpacking the conflict between Jemar Tisby and Grove City College. Get ready to listen, learn, and grow!
Show Notes:
7:05 - the Oscars
17:05 - Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as the first Black woman to be a Supreme Court Justice.
22:50 - Elon Musk buys Twitter?
24:32 - War in Ukraine - racism at the borders
28:50 - Hillsong and toxic Chr...2022-05-091h 18
Golf in the NorthwestDavid Phipps_4.23.2022David Phipps of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America joins the show to discuss the Rounds 4 Research auction.2022-04-2317 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 26 - Musical artist and former college basketball player, Jon KabongoDavid is joined by musical artist, former college basketball player, and English graduate, Jon Kabongo, to discuss everything from collegiate sports, hip hop, kendrick lamar, academia, and his upcoming album release.
This lengthy conversation is one of our most insightful yet! Jon is not only a master of his craft(s), but a master conversationalist! Check all his stuff out now on Spotify or wherever you get your music!
Show Notes:
43:16 - College athletics versus academics
1:25:30 - Kendrick Lamar meets academia
Social Media:
@jon.kabo...2022-04-141h 57Racially SpeakingEpisode 25 - "Becoming All Things" with author, speaker, and activist, Michelle Ami ReyesWe are joined by author, speaker, and activist, Michelle Ami Reyes, to discuss cultural competency, bystander training, the importance of navigating Truth and Grace in multi-ethnic church settings, and much more. Michelle is a wealth of knowledge and her voice is indispensable when it comes to engaging with our cultural moment!
Show Notes:
6:35 - Interview starts
9:40 - Death penalty action
17:00 - Bystander training
33:50 - Preaching the Gospel
41:30 - Racial Trauma
Michelle Ami Reyes:
Social Media: @michelleamireyes
Website: https://miche...2022-04-041h 03Racially SpeakingEpisode 24 - everything education with Howard Graduate student, Allana DyeDavid and John-Mark are joined by Radford University alumnus and current Howard University graduate student, Allana Dye, to discuss all things education. The three discuss cultural differences between navigating predominantly white institutions (PWI) and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), as well as the current polarization of secondary education.
Allana is currently working on her Masters in education, and has so much to share about the reality of public education, and sheds honest light on what is and is not happening.
Show Notes:
6:36 - Allana shares why she chose to go into education
...2022-03-211h 28Racially SpeakingEpisode 23 - Joe Rogan, defining "justice," and the Super BowlDavid and John-Mark spend some time unpacking some of the controversy surrounding popular podcast host, Joe Rogan, and his repeated use of the "N"-word on his show. The two hosts also share their thoughts on both the sentencing of officer Kim Potter, as well as Gregory and Travis McMichael and Roddie Bryan, and what it means for "justice." Last, they end by giving their thoughts on the 2022 Super Bowl Halftime show. Show Notes:
6:24 - Discussion on Joe Rogan
35:17 - Justice, Kim Potter, Gregory and Travis McMichael, and Roddie Bryan.
110:40 - Super Bowl Hafltime Show.2022-03-071h 23Racially SpeakingEpisode 22: CRT, Censorship, and Education with Alethea LambersonDavid and John-Mark are joined by justice advocate and podcast host of the Roll Down Podcast, Alethea Lamberson, to have a candid discussion about the false narratives surrounding Critical Race Theory, the injustice of several censorship bills being passed in FL, VA, NH, TX, TN, and much, much more. The crew also details out the dangers of inconsistency when it comes to justice work, and give their takes on the current book banning debates in schools.
Last, Alethea and John-Mark share some heartfelt thoughts about the works of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the impacts his work both had a...2022-02-131h 47Racially SpeakingEpisode 21: A New Chapter for the Pod with John-Mark WalkerDavid and former guest, John-Mark Walker, catch up and forecast some new elements coming to the podcast! The two also share what they've been learning and hope to see as we enter into 2022.
Show notes:
"Caste"
https://www.amazon.com/Caste-Origins-Discontents-Isabel-Wilkerson/dp/0593230256
"Permission to be Black"
https://www.amazon.com/Permission-Be-Black-Journey-Jay-Z/dp/0830847278/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3DFF2JSB8UKTY&keywords=permission+to+be+black&qid=1642106686&s=books&sprefix=permission+to+be+black%2Cstripbooks%2C79&sr=1-1
"A Promised Land"...2022-01-141h 16Racially SpeakingEpisode 20 - How we got here…Racially Speaking celebrates episode 20 by having a candid conversation with a very familiar guest.2021-12-211h 38
Buncombe Street Methodist Church - The PodcastADVENT - John 1:6-8 - "Bear Witness to the Light" (David Phipps)In this episode, we continue our advent devotional series with David Phipps, of the Grace Sunday school class, to talk about John 1:6-8.
Join us each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday through advent for this special devotional series.2021-12-0805 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 19 - hip hop, fragility, and academia with Dr. Stephanie BradleyDavid sits down with colleague and sociology professor, Dr. Stephanie Bradley, to have one of the most eclectic conversations yet. Dr. Bradley shares how her identity as a white woman informs her teaching philosophies, and why she is so unapologetic with her advocacy for others. Later, the two go down several hip hop deep dives, as well as swap perspectives on the relationship Christianity has with social justice.
Show Notes:
"Caste"
https://www.amazon.com/Caste-Origins-Discontents-Isabel-Wilkerson/dp/0593230256
"How to be Antiracist"
https://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Antiracist-Ibram-Kendi/dp/0525509283/ref=sr_1_1?crid=34ONZYP5CZ9JG&dchild=1&keywords=how+to+be+antiracist&qid=1635909686&q...2021-11-031h 24
The Judo Way of LifeWayne PhippsWayne Phipps competed at the Tokyo Paralympics representing Australia in the -66kg category.
He was born in South Africa, and grew up learning Judo there. Wayne went on to win the South African National Championships, and from here went on to represent South Africa internationally, with the highlight being competing at the 1993 World Championships in the -60kg category.
In 2010, Wayne relocated to Australia and after being diagnosed with a visual impairment, his coach suggested he consider competing in Para-Judo.
During our conversation we discuss his journey learning Judo, dealing with his...2021-10-2546 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 18 - "It's systemic" - mental health and the need for change with Brooke CarrollDavid discusses mental health and the systemic issues that pervade the criminal justice system with long-time friend and mental health corrections counselor, Brooke Carroll. Brooke also shares her personal experiences with assimilation and navigating her bi-racial identity as well as raising her beautiful daughter.
Show Notes:
"His Testimonies My Heritage”
https://www.amazon.com/His-Testimonies-My-Heritage-Women/dp/1784983756
"When they See Us"
https://www.netflix.com/title/80200549
"13th"
https://www.netflix.com/title/80091741
"Fruitvale Station"
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2334649/2021-10-191h 08
Culturally Relevant with David ChenKeeping the Flame of Film Criticism Alive with 'The Reveal' (with Keith Phipps)David chats with film critic Keith Phipps about what's happening in the world of film and film criticism, as Keith launches a new subscriber-funded newsletter about movies, "The Reveal." Support me on Patreon!Links:Follow Keith on TwitterSubscribe to The RevealListen to The Next Picture ShowWeekly RecommendationsOn the Internet, We're Always FamousDecoder Ring: Selling OutCry MachoThis podcast is powered by Simplecast. Check them out at simplecast.com for a great podcast management and analytics solution.Let me know your feedback for the podcast by emailing culturallyrelevantshow(AT)gmail(DOT)com.Follow the show on T...2021-10-041h 01Racially SpeakingEpisode 17: “We get super powers, too!”David discusses all things Shang Chi, Marvel Studio’s latest super hero movie, with two familiar guests.2021-09-241h 17Racially SpeakingEpisode 16 - the olympics, mental health, and double standards with Alethea LambersonDavid catches up with co-host of The Roll Down Podcast over on the Chasing Justice Podcast Network to debrief about some of stories that circulated during the Tokyo Olympics. The two also discuss the current rise in mental health awareness for prominent athletes, and why it's imperative to confront double standards.
"Untold Documentary"
https://www.netflix.com/title/81026439
"Naomi Osaka Documentary"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZRls7B7uzY2021-09-071h 19Racially SpeakingEpisode 15: Dismantling White Supremacy with Ashley BushDavid catches up with artist, designer, business owner, and advocate, Ashley Bush, to discuss the importance of confronting and dismantling white supremacist ideologies in our individual lives.
Show Notes:
"Hair Love"
https://www.amazon.com/Hair-Love-Matthew-Cherry/dp/0525553363
"Eyes that Kiss in the Corners"
https://www.amazon.com/Eyes-That-Kiss-Corners-Joanna-ebook/dp/B08FKB8ZWX/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1UU0C1E2806MM&dchild=1&keywords=eyes+that+kiss+in+the+corners&qid=1627854549&s=books&sprefix=eyes%2Cstripbooks%2C199&sr=1-1
"The Friend who Forgives" by Trillia Newbell
https://www.amazon.com/Eyes-That-Kiss-Corners-Joanna-ebook/dp/B08FKB8ZWX/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1UU0C1E2806MM&dchild=1&ke...2021-08-011h 02Racially SpeakingEpisode 14: faith, the Latino community, and "In the Heights" with Tabitha MoralesDavid sits down with friend and racial justice advocate, Tabitha Morales, to discuss caring and advocating for POC within a large, Christian, non-profit context, as well as what the last four years have been like to navigate as part of the Latino community. Tabitha also shares her personal connections to the recent movie "In the Heights" as a "NewYoRican," and David and Tabitha unpack the pervasive nature of the term "Colorism."
Show Notes:
"His Testimonies My Heritage"
https://www.amazon.com/His-Testimonies-My-Heritage-Women/dp/1784983756
"Being Latino in Christ"
https://www.amazon.com/Being-Latino-Christ-Wholeness-Identity/dp/08308237432021-07-181h 19Racially SpeakingEpisode 13: Allyship and the next generation with Amanda HedgepethDavid talks with photographer, business owner, and justice advocate, Amanda Hedgepeth about her unapologetic advocacy for BIPOC, as well as her passion for raising her three young daughters to be life-long allies. They also touch on where the creative industry is at, overall, with its advocacy, as well as how we can all do better as human beings.
Show Notes:
https://brenebrown.com/
Ruby Bridges Movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD79F7HGSgA
Instagram:
@amandahedgepeth
@homelesslookslike
@fivewavesshop2021-07-0542 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 12: On culture, history, power, and the Bible with John-Mark WalkerDavid talks with friend and non-profit Cross-Cultural Training Coordinator, John-Mark Walker, about the essential need for cultural competency and historical perspective when it comes to racism, power, and how Christianity is taught. John-Mark shares several brilliant recommendations for resources, some personal advice for David, as well as how reading Esau McCaulley's "Reading While Black" has impacted his own journey. Lastly, David and John-Mark share some back and forth about both their disappointments and passions for the Christians to responsibly address and engage in conversations about racial injustice.
Show Notes:
"Caste" by Isabel Wilkerson
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0593230256?psc=1&ref=pp...2021-06-251h 03Racially SpeakingEpisode 11: A Candid Conversation with David JohnsonDavid catches up with old friend and coach, David Johnson (DJ). DJ is a former Hampton University Men's Basketball standout, former professional overseas baller, and is currently a coach and professional basketball skills developer residing in Charlotte, N.C. In this conversation, David and DJ touch on the NCAA, HBCUs, women's basketball, and what overall advocacy for racial justice needs to look like for anything to change. DJ also shares some of his raw thoughts on the failures of the church when it comes to advocating for the BIPOC community.2021-06-071h 15Racially SpeakingEpisode 10: marriage, raising bi-racial kids, weddings, and more with Kaitlyn PhippsFor the tenth episode of the pod, David is joined by wedding photographer, college campus minister, momma of two, and his wife, Kaitlyn Phipps. The two of them have some honest back and forth as they delve into interracial marriage, raising their kids, and what role white people have in conversations about racial justice. Later, they recall a couple of weddings that they've photographed together that had huge impacts on their cultural perspectives, as well as discuss the need for white people to stay engaged and outspoken. Finally, they finish with recommendations as well as another set of (surprise) "Rapid...2021-05-201h 44Racially SpeakingEpisode 9: sports protesting, and inequity in women's sports with Alethea LambersonDavid sits down with podcast host of The Roll Down Podcast, former college basketball player and fierce advocate for racial justice, Alethea Lamberson, to discuss the current culture of prominent athletes using their platforms to speak up about racial justice, what needs to change to bridge inequities between women's and men's sports, and so, so much more! Alethea also shares some of her raw thoughts on what the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial means for our country, and David hits Alethea with another set of rapid fire sports questions.
Show Notes:
Jesse Owens Movie: Race
https://www.youtube.com...2021-04-301h 27Racially SpeakingEpisode 8: Navigating a racially-tense climate - a Conversation with 2x NBA Champion, James MacadooDavid catches up with high school teammate, 2x NBA Champion, former UNC Tar Heel, and professional basketball player, James Michael Ray McAdoo. The two discuss everything from navigating their predominantly white high school, their interracial families, to choppin it up with some NBA talk. James also shares about his journey understanding his identity as a Black male, and how he's grown as he's learned how to use his large platform.2021-04-231h 11Racially SpeakingEpisode 7: Processing Atlanta, and the Increasing Anti-Asian Sentiment with Debbie CarlierDavid and Debbie meet up again to further discuss the continual rise in anti-Asian sentiment in the United States. They follow up on many of the conversations they started two episodes ago, and specifically share some vulnerable thoughts on the March 16th massacre in Atlanta, GA, in which eight people, six of whom were Asian women, were shot and killed at three separate Asian-owned businesses. Debbie also shares some of the work she's doing locally, updates us on conversations she's had with her daughters, and gives some raw thoughts on how the church and our white allies can step up.
Sh...2021-04-091h 09Racially SpeakingEpisode 6: Reflecting on the Past, Present, and Future with Mark SamudreDavid catches up with one of his former college classmates/roommate, Mark Samudre, to discuss navigating the current political and racially-tense climate as a person of color. Mark also shares about his overall identity as an Indian American male, particularly as it relates to his journey through academia, being new to fatherhood, his involvement with the Church, and so, so much more.
SHOW NOTES:
Asian Enough:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/asian-enough/id1501446978
13th Documentary
https://youtu.be/krfcq5pF8u8
Desi American Life
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/desi-american-life/id1423245565
Brandy Cinderella:
https://www.imdb.com/title/t...2021-03-261h 23Racially SpeakingEpisode 5: Addressing the Rising Anti-Asian Sentiment - A Conversation with Debbie CarlierDavid catches up with acquaintance and new friend, Debbie Carlier, to discuss their different upbringings as Asian Americans. They discuss how we should be addressing the sudden rise in Anti-Asian racism and violent attacks on Asian Americans in the US, as well as why it's so important to understand our history.
Show Notes:
Minari Movie: https://a24films.com/films/minari
Raya and the Last Dragon: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5109280/
Crash Landing on You: https://www.netflix.com/title/81159258
Always Be My Maybe: https://www.netflix.com/title/80202874
https://stopaapihate.org/
https://www.asianamericanchristiancollaborative.com/
"The Origins of Ot...2021-03-081h 07Racially SpeakingEpisode 4: Hip Hop - A Deep Dive with Dylan DentDavid catches up with friend and musical artist, Dylan Dent, to discuss his latest projects, the state of the Hip Hop industry, and the importance of understanding the "origins" of the overall genre.
Show notes:
We Are Art Music Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubwMhsQetoI
Rapsody:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6NL31G53xThQXkFs7lDpL5
Taye the Truth on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5XFX313ckxPKspjiE3Ppn4?si=C1TmPg9zThCgHRg2nQD2_Q
Harvest Blaque Music:
https://soundcloud.com/harvest-blaque
Dylan Dent:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4TPdQyHsFPdBcv7GN5iFRX
Blindspotting Movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9...2021-02-1954 minRacially SpeakingEpisode 3: “Momma Tried," Navigating the Intersectionality of a Multi-Racial FamilyDavid is joined by worship leader, mother of five, sting ray wound survivor, and life-long friend, Christy Miller, to discuss her uncommon path to motherhood. Christy and her husband Daniel, both white, have always considered themselves advocates for justice, but David and Christy discuss how their journey to parenthood has given all of that new and welcomed meaning.
Show notes:
Harvard implicit bias test
https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html
Virtual Conference:
https://www.missioalliance.org
https://ssekodesigns.com/
Cover Art by:
https://www.ashbush.com/
Dylan Dent on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4TPdQyHsFPdBcv7GN5iFRX2021-02-111h 03Racially SpeakingEpisode 2: Representation - How to Think Beyond TokenismDavid and Zach are back, and they are discussing all things “Representation.”They share some personal thoughts on what the Inauguration of Vice President Kamala Harris means to them, as well as share some helpful insight into the difficulties of finding dolls for their daughters that aren't... White. And, as always, they end with sharing their latest recommendations for resources to check out as you continue to learn and grow! Show notes: https://www.chrisbuck.com/conceptual2021-01-2747 min
Racially SpeakingEpisode 1: Proximity - Why It's Personal and Why This Moment MattersDavid catches up with close friend and 3D artist, Zach Bush, to discuss the importance of "Proximity" in all facets of life as it relates to racial justice. They share personal examples that have led them to speak out and advocate for a better understanding of the overall concept, and Zach shares why he felt the call to move to another state in the middle of a pandemic. Last, although they had planned to discuss something a little more light-hearted to kick off the podcast, they felt it was important to discuss what happened at the Capitol Building in Washington D...2021-01-1344 min
Racially SpeakingRacially Speaking - TrailerIntroducing "Racially Speaking"! Find out what to expect from this new Podcast!2021-01-1301 min
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Golf in the NorthwestDavid Phipps_4.4.2020Former superintendent at Stone Creek Golf Club, David Phipps, talks overall impact of COVID-19 on golf courses both open, and closed.2020-04-0411 min
PolliNation Podcast19 David Phipps - Golf Courses as Pollinator HabitatDavid Phipps is considered one of the Northwest’s leaders in golf course environmental stewardship and innovation. While working as the superintendent at Stone Creek Golf, he received the GCSAA President’s Award for Environmental Stewardship in 2012, as well as the 2004-2005 Cooperator of the Year by the Clackamas County Soil and Water Conservation District. David received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Oregon State University in Horticulture, Turf and Landscape Management, and currently works for the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America as the NW Region Field Staff Representative. Today we’re talking about pollinator habitats curate...2017-08-2833 min