238 - When Black People Speak

Summary: Friends, childhood friends, superiors, and former students of mine speak from their hearts and souls about the current state of our country. -- Joey *Time stamps for each contributor listed below Name, origin, age: Stoy Prioleau, Charleston, 43 (throughout episode) RadhiYah Sims, Edisto Island, 29 (20:47) Cheryl Hart, Rock Hill SC, 33 (52:54 and throughout episode) Kevin Smith, Charleston SC, 44 (15:22) Robbie Royston, Blacksburg, VA, 20 (38:58) Robbie Madison, Charleston SC, 34 (28:32) Elizabeth Madison, Indian Land SC (throughout episode) Marcie Walton, Enumclaw WA, 33 (22:35) Latoyya Jones, Charleston SC, 43 (throughout episode) Jason Farr, Spartanburg, SC (45:06) Mikel Simmons, Charleston SC, 22 (21:59) PK Simmons, Charleston SC, 55 (6:14) Other episodes with related content to this one: 219: "White Person, Please Listen." 107: "Should We Try to Make Our Congregations More Culturally Diverse?" 42: "Police Shootings w/ Propaganda and Derek Minor." Music brought to you by: http://www.derekminor.com/ https://www.facebook.com/stoy.prioleau https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/ Support this podcast:  patreon.com/pwnapod Follow this podcast:  FB, T and I: PWNApod Join the discussion:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk Follow Joey on FB, T and I:  @joeysvendsen E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence