Police Brutality: Then and Now

Mass Incarceration

Miss Eve and Moreh are concerned about how the Prison Industrial Complex is impacting our people. Because of it, a large portion of our population is linked to the criminal justice system during some part of our lifespan, and one reason this phenomena is alarming is because in practice it relegate us to yet another form of servitude. The relatively recent practice of mass incarceration needs to come to an end if we are to be a free and productive people. Take a listen, and make a decision to be part of the solution. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support [https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support]

How Can Men and Women Find Common Ground?

Critical to our growth and maturity as a people is good relationships between the sexes. It is these good relationships that create long-term relationships, marriage bonds, offspring, and intergenerational legacy. The trouble is, the Battle of the Sexes that reignites each time one person publishes faulty generalizations about members of the opposite gender is what tears at trust and confidence between men and women. This needs to end and Miss Eve & Moreh seek to draw swords against disunity in this episode. Do you have male and female friends in the midst of relational discord who need to hear this discussion? Invite them to listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support [https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support]

Police Brutality: Then and Now

There's always a risk of disturbing members of our community with truths about traumatic recurring events such as police brutality, however ignoring this reality will not serve us well, either. Moreh and Miss Eve take the time in this episode to discuss both the historic and contemporary  damage of police brutality as well as how we can empower ourselves and our families in this climate. Please share this episode with your friends and neighbors. It's #nationtime; time to strengthen our communities and ourselves in this current environment. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support [https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support]

What About Our Missing Girls?

It's an open secret that of a few hundred thousand children who go missing annually, African American kids are over-represented and underreported. Moreh and Miss Eve have taken this opportunity to discuss this problem, the racial disparity, and what families and communities can do in the midst of an imperfect system. #NationTime means care and concern for one another. It can't possibly be achieved if members of the next generation don't feel safe in their formable years. Enjoy the episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support [https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support]

The Rat Race: Is It Worth It?

In the current "gig economy" age in which people are becoming less and less satisfied by their none-to-five jobs, Miss Eve and Moreh have decided to explore the benefits and drawbacks of the "Rat Race." This discussion provides the context needed for citizens of our Nation to make thoughtful and informed decisions about how they will financially support themselves and their families. It is easy to quit a job to pursue one's dream, but the "pursuit" part may not be so simple. By contrast, it's easy to simply work eight hours a day in a cubicle, but ignoring one's passion can often prove painful. Is the Rat Race worth it? Take a listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support [https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support]