Ky reflects to the praying football coach and the impact to the community. He explores the broadness of the ruling and concern for what “putting prayer in school” means. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

Guess who is back. After a hiatus, Ky Green is back with conversations around the intersection of faith and culture. On the release of a new ruling by the SCOTUS listen in as Ky outlines some hard truths around the ruling, calls for nuanced thinking, and highlights the shift in responsibility of outcomes due to the ruling. Do you have questions, want advice, or just want to say hi? Drop Ky a dm, email, or leave a voice message. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

Ky discusses the idea of enough and how to frame our understanding of enough by contrasting perspectives built on scarcity to one that promotes sufficient y. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

My returns for season 2 of the podcast with a brief catch up and dives into questions of defining church. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

After discussing moving goal posts in EP 13 "Stop Moving Goal Posts", Ky experiences a real-life incident that brings the topic to life. Listen to this bonus material! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

KyGreenSpeaks responds to the MAGA march on the capitol.  Don't forget to submit your questions to ask.kygreenspeaks.com or leave a voicemail (https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks). Please follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook (@kygreenspeaks). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

Ky returns after a break to share updates and reflect on recent conversations around the validity of critical race theory. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

KyGreenSpeaks responds to the questions in the series #AskABlkGuy: Do you feel like the white community is getting so involved with this movement that their actions are often at the forefront of the media? In other words, this is a movement about the equal treatment of Black Americans and black people in general, yet everywhere you look it's photos of white people protesting, white people yelling, white people being arrested, white people marching......has this turned into yet another opportunity for white people to make something about themselves? (I myself am white so I am not trying to be a jerk; it's a real question) Don't forget to submit your questions to ask.kygreenspeaks.com. Please follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook (@kygreenspeaks). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

KyGreenSpeaks reflects on a Facebook post aimed to garner empathy for law enforcement offers. Ky expands on the post to highlight how that same sentiment affects Black Americans. Don't forget to submit your questions to ask.kygreenspeaks.com. Please follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook (@kygreenspeaks). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message

KyGreenSpeaks provides reflections on leveraging empathy to fulfill the dream of equity.  Don't forget to submit your questions to ask.kygreenspeaks.com. Please follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook (@kygreenspeaks). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kygreenspeaks/message