Same Blood Podcast

How Do You Actually Make Change? - Erskin Music

Erskin Anavitarte isn't just someone who is talking about what needs to change. He's actively working to be the change he wants to see in the world. His perspective is broad and grounded in the gospel and life experiences around the world. This was a long conversation that could've gone much longer. It was an honor to have him on the podcast!

Can We Please Just Talk To Each Other! - Rhonda Jones

Link to Prestonwood Pregnancy Centerwww.prestonwoodpregnancy.org [http://www.prestonwoodpregnancycenter.org] Rhonda Jones is a fantastic person who was an absolute joy to talk to about Prestonwood Pregnancy Center and a myriad of other topics from culture and racism to mask makeup and the tragedy of being a Cowboys fan.

The Racism of Ignorance - Christopher Envani

Christopher Envani came to the United States from Iran in 1982 when people in the United States had a tainted view of people from Iran because of the hostage crisis that was all over the news. He experienced racism and ignorance first hand and has a unique perspective on the challenges we face today.

From Struggle To Chocolate - Aelicia "Chocolate" Watson

Aelicia "Chocolate" Watson has been through challenges and difficulties that most people can't even imagine. But from that she has come out on the other side with an incredible story and a passion for her community and for bringing people together. The organization she founded Redeemed Women is helping women in South Dallas break out of generational poverty and overcome the obstacles that are holding them back. www.redeemedwomen.org [http://www.redemed]

An Enslaved Family's Pot Full of Prayers and A Dream - Will Ford III

Will Ford has an incredible family and personal story that shows the power of prayer, forgiveness and coming together even with the history of slavery and racism that we can't and shouldn't ignore. He is passionate about what he believes needs to be done in order to find unity in a world that is trying so hard to tear us apart.