Growing up as a pastor's child is hard to explain to someone who hasn't lived it. There's a crown — the privilege, the early access to God, the spiritual foundation. And then there's the cross — the expectations, the scrutiny, the pressure to be perfect when you're just... human.

In this episode, I sit with Iyanuoluwa — a pastor's child who became a pastor herself — and we get into the real stuff. The identity struggles. The moments of wanting to run. The weight of living under a congregation's gaze. And somehow, through it all, finding a faith that's genuinely yours and not just inherited.

This one is for the pastor's kids, the church kids, the ones who've wrestled with faith because of where they grew up. But honestly? It's for anyone figuring out where inherited faith ends and their personal walk with God begins.

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Dive into the exciting world of Afro-Gospel, where new sounds meet old traditions. This episode asks: Is Afro-Gospel connecting cultures, or is it mixing up the sacred and the secular?

Join us as we explore how these fresh beats and heartfelt lyrics are changing gospel music. With lively discussions and different viewpoints, we invite you to think about what gospel music means today. Whether you're a fan of the classics or love the new wave, this episode will get you thinking and leave you wanting more.

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In the world of ancient radiography, images were developed in the darkroom before they were revealed in light — and sometimes, our lives work the same way.

In this heartfelt conversation with fellow radiographers, Donald and Yemisi, we talk about the long wait between graduation and induction, the lessons learned in delay, and how joy and faith found us in the dark.

“Our Darkroom Process” is a story of waiting, faith, friendship, and finding purpose in hidden seasons.
If you’ve ever been in a waiting season, this one will sound a lot like your story.

🎧 Hit play now. But first… Son-Glasses on. 😎