Hosted by Rev. Tyler Burns and New York Times Best Selling Author Dr. Jemar Tisby. Tune in every week for engaging discussions and high-profile interviews addressing the core concerns of Black Christians.  Pass The Mic is powered by The Witness A Black Christian Collective. Learn more at TheWitnessBCC.com more

The Be the Bridge Podcast is a resource from the non-profit organization Be the Bridge, which was founded in 2016 by best-selling author and leader in the fight for racial justice, Latasha Morrison. Be the Bridge responds to racial brokenness and systemic injustice in our world and believes understanding can move us toward racial healing, racial equity, and racial unity. This podcast is an extension of our vision to make sure people are no longer conditioned by a racialized society but grounded in truth. This is a resource to help cultivate courageous conversations and equip all to flourish. more

A colorful Gospel-centered conversation on Race and Culture. Powered by his biblical reconciliation organization Threaded, Markus and his friend Antwuan provide a space where you can peek into multiethnic, passionate, authentic and potentially challenging conversations around race in Christianity and culture. more

Matters of culture should matter to us—because they matter to God. Hosted by Elizabeth Woodson and Adam Hawkins, the Culture Matters podcast explores the intersection of faith and culture. Looking at everything from politics, art and entertainment to issues such as racial reconciliation and the sanctity of human life, we discuss what it looks like to live faithfully on mission—in the world but not of the world. more

Co-hosts Chris Drummond and Tim Struby tackle some of the most provocative and personal issues on race in America. more

Alex Bryant Ministries believes that the issue of racial division is a problem that only God can solve through radical heart change. Being able to bring about reconciliation between himself and mankind, surely He is able to bring racial reconciliation to His people through the light of His love! Join Alex and Angela Bryant as they bring weekly insights towards bridging the gap between racial divides. more

A Jesusy podcast about race and faith from the perspective of an Asian guy, a black girl, and a white guy too -- Andrew, Beth, and Kris, three Philadelphia activists and organizers. more

Raw and uncensored monologues and conversations about race relations. The ins and outs of the unique perspectives of a black woman who is FROM the Pacific North West, specifically from the predominately white state and' SUPER' white city of Eugene, Oregon. Be a fly on the wall...listen as myself and guests work through what Is seen, felt and talked about on a daily basis while living black. You can support my work here: www.patreon.com/Blackgirlfromeugene_1 where $5 a month makes a huge difference in keeping this work alive! Merch: https://threadbare.printavo.com/merch/black-girl-from-eugene Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-girl-from-eugene--6035717/support . more

3 brothers that take on BIG topics in order to decipher what is Bona fide truth, what is just Bogus and what is Biblical. Join us as the Burden Brothers have clarifying conversations about our current culture and race relations. more

America has never faced up to the atrocities its massive wealth was built on — or the racism that still plagues us today. It's high time for reparations to Black Americans. In each episode, Harvard lawyers (and longtime friends) Tony and Adam expose a story of racial injustice — then explore creative ways to make it right. The show features special guests who are on the front lines fighting for justice. We're making the case for full national reparations, one story at a time. more

The Antioch Podcast is a weekly recorded conversation among a multiracial team of Christian antiracism educators and friends. Biblical Antiracism is the starting point for all these conversations, which inevitably includes a healthy dose of laughter, thoughtfulness, vulnerability and theology. more

Colors is a frank discussion about race. Join JJ Green, who is black and guests of different racial backgrounds as they discuss the challenges the nation faces as it struggles to heal and make meaningful changes for racial equality. It's a safe, non-judgmental, apolitical space to discuss race. Join us. more

Everyday Conversations Race brings people together for cross-race conversations on race. If you have ever wanted to have a conversation about race, then this podcast is for you.Our mission is to disrupt the way race is talked about, break racial silos and have a global impact on how people see each other. We have from different backgrounds who share stories, thoughts on race, perspective on current social issues and pop culture happenings. We show that conversations about race are possible, urgent and essential for survival. Guests are all ages from very young to very old, immigrants, students, formerly incarcerated, executives, hourly employees, social activists, hip-hop artists, athletes and media. It's serious, funny and insightful. We have a global mission for these conversations, to eliminate fear of differences, bring people together in the same space, and find surprising connections. more

Interracial couple, Aaron and Holly Brown, hosts of the Reconciled Life Podcast, look at racial reconciliation through the lens of interracial marriage and Christianity. In each episode, the Browns interview other interracial couples and tackle issues that relate to racial differences, racial understanding, and racial reconciliation. The conversations are authentic and vulnerable showing real people exist behind all the 'racial issues' being discussed in our world today. This podcast aims to encourage interracial couples and educate audiences about the journey of becoming anti-racist. more

Welcome to 'The Raceless Gospel' podcast, where Word meets flesh. Rev. Starlette Thomas of Good Faith Media is your podcast pastor, hosting multiple seasons and special series, sharing stories of where that word, race, met our own, when its meanings were rubbed into our skin, why it gets under our skin, how current events fit in and what the Church in North America can do about it. more

A podcast at the intersection of faith, race, and reconciliation. People of faith should be leaders of reconciliation however historically issues of race and culture seem to get in the way of rising above differences to find common ground through reconciliation. We discuss those challenges and sometimes we may also stray onto different topics but we'll always come back to reconciliation. more

Racial Heresy is the show where two Episcopal priests, one black, one white, challenge you to make racial reconciliation as much a part of your spiritual practice as prayer, bible study, and communion. With every episode we bring a Christian lens to the racial issues of American Society and provoke you to do the same, in order to lead the Church in a deeper commitment to the Baptismal Covenant. Join us and become a racial heretic for this age! more

'Reconcile This' is an academic podcast that is associated with Texas Christian University's Race & Reconciliation Initiative and the Universities Studying Slavery Consortium. Tune in to hear Chair Dr. Frederick Gooding Jr., and Graduate Research assistant Marcellis Perkins as they interview guest who share a passion for 'doing the work' of reconciliation. Editing Credits: Season 1 -Kai Grady @kaigradySeason 2: Marcellis Perkins@MarceperkinsSeason 3: Marcellis Perkins@Marceperkins_Co-Hosts: Dr. Fredrick Gooding Jr.Marcellis Perkins @Marceperkins_ more

Unsettled: Journeys in Truth and Conciliation builds upon the 94 calls to action of Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, from the perspectives of Indigenous cohost Jessica Vandenberghe, settler cohost George Lee, and their Indigenous and settler guests. We start from the belief that conciliation in Canada is an ongoing project, individually and collectively, as the country moves beyond colonial thinking to build a nation of nations—one free of racist, pro-assimiliation policies, and one that honours treaties and other commitments to Indigenous peoples. Want to keep the conversation going? Donate here: https://ko-fi.com/unsettledjourneys more

In-depth conversations that promote a healthy dialogue on race relations in our community and around the nation. Wayland Cubit and a rotating chair of co-hosts seek common ground for the common good as they practice the art of kindness in civil discourse and authenticity in storytelling. more

Good friends talk about race and race relations.

Christianity is one of the most consistently controversial topics in the United States today. If there's one thing Christians have gotten incredibly good at, it's building walls. Whether it's social barriers we've created across races, genders, and cultures or broader barriers between our churches and their surrounding communities, these relations walls seem to have gone up in every direction.If you've ever thought about how much better the world would be if we spent time building bridges of connection rather than these thicker walls - if you've ever wanted more out of Christianity - this show is for you. more

A podcast where church leaders have real and honest conversations about issues of race and the way forward to racial reconciliation. more

We have authentic conversations about what matters including breaking the cycle of poverty, racial reconciliation, confronting inequality, and empowering the next generation. more

The Gospel and Race Podcast, hosted by Greg Armstrong, engages intentional conversation around the intersection of racial justice and the Multiethnic Church. more

The Black and White Theology Podcast is a conversation about how Christians Biblically engage in life and culture. Pastors from very different backgrounds and ethnicities talk about how to engage with issues in the culture. From mental illness to race relations and politics, no conversation that relates to the church's role in the world is off limits. This podcast is a ministry of Faith Church of Sellersville, PA and Allentown Bible Church in Allentown, PA. more

Welcome to the Truth Reveal Podcast, where we host conversations that relate, that reveal truth and that ultimately leads to reconciliation. We will examine relevant topics pertaining to church, race relations, gender, pop culture, current events and politics. We will explore different perspectives and extract the underlying truth. So, sit back, relax and enjoy the ride as we journey to the truth! more

In a time of deep polarization, we at New Wine, New Wineskins explore how we can build relational bridges through Jesus across various cultural divides. Each episode of our podcast Crossing the Cultural Divide engages voices from diverse backgrounds to reflect on how the triune God's love stretches us to cross boundaries, confront injustice, and embody faith and hope in a fractured world. Join us as we pursue truth and reconciliation through thoughtful dialogue and faithful presence in dependence on God's Spirit. more

Students Taking Action Against Racism (STAAR) is an agency of Student Government dedicated to the improvement of race relations on the University of Florida campus. STAAR recognizes the existence of racial inequality within society and attempts to combat it through the spread of education and empathy. STAAR's vision of this podcast is to amplify the voices of those who are working diligently to initiate tangible change on our campus community. more

Join educator Jordyn Jones and artist Spencer Aubrey as they attempt to 'reconcile their culture to the Lord' by exploring the harmony between sociology, history, and The Text. Griots' Gospel is an exploration of the ministry of reconciliation, focusing on what the ministry of Yeshua says about race, culture, and the ways we divide up the world. Have Questions? Email us at griotsgospel@gmail.com. Griots' Gospel is recorded at The CMPND in partnership with big.BEAR.jones. more

Talking about race isn't always easy. Andre and Todd were college freshman roommates - one black, one white - who spent the first 25 years of knowing each other without ever discussing the topic. So they decided to go deep on the role of race and the state of race relations in the U.S... and to make their conversations public so that others could see what a first conversation about race might look like, where no topic is off the table and no views are stifled or censored, but where they always listen, respect, and seek to understand - even and especially when they see things differently. And they are now welcoming guests on to experience that same kind of radical openness, honesty, and empathy. Healing Race is about having the real-deal, don't-filter-what-you-think conversation about race, and they would love for you to join. more

Know Your Neighbour. It's not asking much. Simple, humane, and we would like to think a logical approach. Know Your Neighbour is a platform for constructive, but brutally honest discussion on varying perspectives of race relations. We are approaching it in a simple way, by having conversations about it, allowing perspectives that oppose our own and listening to understand. The aim, to know your neighbour. more

Sociology 119 (SOC 119) is the largest Race and Ethnic Relations class in the United States. Join Dr. Sam Richards and over 700 students in the largest lecture hall at Penn State University in conversations with students and international guests about the world we live, the cultures we're surrounded by, and the ability to question the 'invisible strings' of society. more

Embracing Race seeks to provide a brave space for truthful storytelling that allows people to think beyond what has been learned and carried and wonder an alternative. This show connects the intersections of life to find ways to dismantle societal constructs that divide us. more

Different people, bringing different perspectives and experiences around the Same table to talk about ways the church can live out what it means to be a multiethnic church. more

In a culture defined by division, Finding Hope with a Pastor and Rabbi insists on something harder—and more necessary. Rev. Dr. William D. Carter III and Rabbi Abigail Treu come together across religious, racial, and cultural differences to wrestle honestly with the questions that keep communities fractured and people in despair. Their monthly conversations model what it looks like to stay in relationship when it would be easier to retreat or attack. This is a podcast about hope—not as a slogan, but as a practice rooted in courage, connection, and shared humanity. more

Three high school classmates, members of mixed families and now in their early 60's, discuss the challenges of race relations today. more

Living Reconciled, hosted by Mission Mississippi, is a podcast dedicated to exploring reconciliation and the Gospel that enables us to live it out. Mission Mississippi has been leading the way in racial reconciliation in Mississippi for 31 years. Our model is to bring people together to build relationships across racial lines so they can work together to better their communities. Our mission is to encourage and demonstrate grace in the Body of Christ across racial lines so that communities throughout Mississippi can see practical evidence of the gospel message. more

Courageous Conversations is a Unite KC podcast hosted by Ray Jarrett and Gary Kendall. The show creates space for honest dialogue about race, faith, and unity in Kansas City. Each episode features meaningful conversations with local leaders and community voices—conversations that are often left unheard but desperately needed. Through stories, humor, and trusted guests, Ray and Gary demonstrate how to build bridges, ask hard questions, and take the lid off topics that too often divide us. more

The Bible informs us that the church is made one through our Savior, Jesus the Christ. Still, cultural, racial, geographic and societal fissures persist, separating and preventing us from thriving in community and being instructive models for others.Join the discussion on wide-ranging issues of race and culture with and for the church. more

The Romans 911 Project is establishing a pathway for Restoration and Reconciliation to take place in the family of God. We call this message 'The Reconnection.' Every episode is a comprehensive study in The One New Man (TONM), between Jewish and Gentile believers and between all races and tongues that will help to restore love and unity in the Ekklesia/Church according to Yeshua/Jesus's prayer in John 17. The Reconnection message drills down deeper into this love and unity and the final reforms for the Ekklesia/Church. The Reconnection helps set the pathway for the Lord's return; it leads us into God's end-time plans for the Preparation of the Bride, the last great awakening, the end-time harvest, and Israel's salvation. Join host Grant Berry every week as he unpacks this mystery, simplifying it for all of us to understand and embrace. more

Broken Lands brings together the voices of Native Americans and white settlers to reflect on the effects of treaty violation, the value of reparations, and to imagine a future of living well together. Broken Lands was inspired by the Duluth Reparations offered by the Northeastern Minnesota Synod of the ELCA to the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe in the amount of 185400 + 100 + 1100 USD. This offering acknowledges the violated treaties of 1854, 1855, and 1866 in the area we now call 'Northeastern Minnesota.' more

Race Relations Radio is an open forum for people of all races to come together and have conversations about race, stereotypes, questions and concerns. Listeners are challenged to listen to alternative views on the things that divide us. Race Relations Radio is a Stand Firm Media production. more

Calvin Richard and Chad Nelson take on the complex issue of race relations in a world determined to mess them up. more

This podcast wishes to highlight and redefine sacred storytelling, testimony, and education. Our goal is to discuss systemic racial disparities in America through vulnerable and riveting dialogue, creating pathways for progressive change and space for hope in the hearts and minds of our beloved community. more

The Princeton Prize in Race Relations was created in 2003 to identify and commend high school students who are working to increase understanding and mutual respect among all races in their communities throughout the United States, with a hope to inspire others to join in these or similar efforts, and to undertake initiatives of their own. Each year Princeton University recognizes numerous students and brings regional winners to campus to attend the Princeton Prize Symposium on Race, which features conversations and workshops on race relations with local high school students, Princeton students, alumni and faculty. more