A Priest And A Rabbi

Are Our Systems Built To Benefit Everyone? Karlette Peck, Frmr Head of Health Dept

Today's radio show welcomes Karlette Peck, Former Head of the Martin County Health Department. Are the systems of our society built to benefit everyone or are there inherent inequities? Were they built just to benefit certain groups? If so, how do we approach change and awareness? Join us tomorrow and call in 772 287 3244.

How Do You Talk About Race in Worship Settings? Rev Alan Bentrup

How do you talk about race issues in a worship community, or any community, without it getting weird? We are pleased to have Rev Alan Bentrup of the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina to help us think through it.

The Cost Of Speaking The Truth, Bishop Greg Brewer

Do you find it difficult to speak the truth about current topics? Tomorrow we talk about The Cost of Speaking the Truth with Bishop Greg Brewer of Episcopal Diocese of Central Floridal in The Episcopal Church.

Young, Scrappy, and Hungry. Next Gen Leadership, Mayor Mike Meier

He is just like his country, he's young scrappy and hungry. Mike Meier, the youngest Mayor of Stuart within the last 64 years, is here today to talk the power of Listening as a Leader and what the next generation wants for America.

Why is Our Worship So Segregated? Sandra Montes

Why are our worship spaces sometimes the most segregated spaces? Do we prefer to worship with those that look like us? Is it just cultural? Location? Sandra T. Montes from Union Theological Seminary and author of REAL: Thriving in Ministry joins the show. Tune in at 9am EST today?
 

Why Black Lives Matter, Matters, Rev Stephanie Spellers

Why does the term "Black Lives Matter" cause some to cringe? Is there a difference between the phrase and the actual official organization? And what does it mean to people of faith? Join us tomorrow with the Rev. Canon Dr. Stephanie Spellers on 1450 WSTU at 9am EST.
 

When Black Means Criminal: Policing In America, Rev Gayle Fisher-Stewart

We are about to blast off with former police captain and criminologist, Rev Gayle Fisher-Stewart to talk about the history of policing and if black means criminal in America. Call in with questions 772-220-9788 and tune in on www.WSTU1450.com.

How Do Faith Communities Respond To Racism, Rev Melanie Mullen

Why do communities of faith often lag in the work of racial reconciliation? How can they now be the leaders for the rest of the country? Will churches and temples pick up the torch from the current protests? Or will they allow the moment to pass? Join us tomorrow on WSTU 1450AM or www.WSTU1450.com with Rev Melanie Mullen.