Episode 25 | Things Black People Need to Talk About More – Part 1

Aug 10, 2020 | Racial Reconciliation

In this episode, Alex and Angela are joined by a couple of their friends, Pastor Brandon Estelle and Pastor Brandon Smith. They discuss a few topics that have often been considered taboo or off limits for discussion in the black community. From finances to emotional health, they talk about why black people need to talk more about these things.

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