Everything is OK tackles life issues from a faith perspective.
On this episode we dive deeper into the race conversation in the deep south. James interviews Sharon Miles, one of our contributing bloggers. Sharon talks about growing up in north Mississippi, as well as how we can bridge the race and multicultural divide.
Sunrise - Johnathan Roye
Whirlwind Day - Kyle Buchanan
Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman
https://soundcloud.com/travis-loafman
Oh my Brother - Oh Jeremiah
http://www.ohjeremiahmusic.com/
On Episode 11, Brad interviewed George Acoff, and explored his experience transitioning from the north to Oklahoma in the 1970s as an African American boy. George dives deep into his past to shed light on his experience, challenges and world. Below you will find the extended interview.
In today's podcast, we have two interviews with friends of ours who experience the world through a very different lens. This is our first of hopefully a series of episodes on diversity and multiculturalism in our country.
music credits
Meow I'm a Cat - David Meigs
Fifteen Stars - Kyle Buchanan
Wyoming - Sidecar
Inception - The Squid and the Whale
www.thesquidandthewhale.com
In this bonus podcast, we share the extended interview between James and Randy. Enjoy!
Brad, James and David discuss the power and consequence of shame culture. Also we share personal experiences, and talk about the difference between shame and guilt, and how they are interchanged.
On this episode we discuss gender inequality and sexism with our good friend Melia Mullins. Melia is a mother, wife, educator and past church staff member living in OKC. How do we combat sexism in our modern age? How do new parents set a course for better equality within their home and with their children.
music credits:
Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman
Someone - James Price
Inception - The Squid and the Whale