Pass The Mic

Jemar is joined by Tyler Burns and special guest Taelor Gray to discuss the spiritual rise and fall of hip hop artist Ma$e and the problem with elevating newly self identifying Christians on the bases of celebrity status. Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @_PassTheMic – Facebook Sponsor – Reformed African American Network

Tyler Burns and Jemar Tisby are joined by special guest Taelor Gray to discuss his recent RAAN Network article entitled “The Sell Out: Abandonment and the Black Church Tradition,” the experiences that led to the article and the broader issues related to the Black Church. Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @_PassTheMic – Facebook […]

Phillip sits down with Pastor Ken Jones at the 25th Zambia Annual Reformed Conference to discuss his personal testimony, the doctrines of Grace, and the importance of gospel preaching churches. Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @_PassTheMic – Facebook Sponsor – Reformed African American Network

Phillip sits down with Pastor Mbewe Conrad of Kabwata Baptist Church in Lusaka, Zambia at the 25th Zambia Annual Reformed Conference to discuss his personal testimony, the history of the reformed movement in Zambia, and the importance of international missions. Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @_PassTheMic – Facebook Sponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar is joined by Tyler Burns and Beau York to discuss the new Adult Swim series Black Jesus, what role the religious boycott may have played in its success, and the redemptive gems to be mined from parody. Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @_PassTheMic – Facebook Sponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar sits down with Executive Director for ReachLife Ministries, D.A. Horton to discus his work as an author, speaker, artist and preacher as well as the role of Christian hip hop as a platform for ministry. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar hosts a Behind The Mic spotlight on the producer of Pass The Mic, Beau York. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar is joined by Karen Ellis to discuss ISIS, ISIL, IS and what the response of we as Christians should be to the ongoing human rights conditions in the middle east. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar is joined by Tyler Burns & Michelle Higgins to discuss the events in Ferguson surrounding the killing of Michael Brown, race relations in America, and the role of the church in the midst of injustice. Note: Episode recorded live via Google Hangout on Aug 19, 2014. At that time we experienced a few delays in connection causing some of the sporadic audio issues you hear during this episode. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar & Jasmine sit down with Dr. Jarvis Williams to discuss his research in ethno-racial identity formation. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Phillip is joined by Tyler Burns to discuss the complicated gift of social media and how one day we will be held accountable for everything we tweet. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Phillip sits down with syndicated broadcaster and fellow podcaster DJ Wade-O. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Jemar & Phillip sit down with Timothy Byrd, full time missionary with Campus Outreach in South Africa, to discuss the state of African Americans involved in foreign missions. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network Learn How You Can Support Timothy – www.cojohannesburg.org

Jemar & Jasmine begin a new series answering your questions! Be sure to send your questions to PassTheMic@podastery.com What is Reformed Theology? How can our church become more multi-ethnic? Does homeschooling produced ‘normal’ children? Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network

Phillip & new co-host Jasmine are joined by assistant professor of history at Calvin College, Dr Eric Washington to discuss African American church tradition, experience, and the importance of African American history in Reformed theology. Subscribe – iTunes – StitcherSocial – @_PassTheMic – FacebookSponsor – Reformed African American Network