We continue our examination of Kanye West&#8217;s album, The Life of Pablo, with plenty of questions to walk through. Is Kanye torn between worldly and holy living, or is he burying his old life in Christ? Is there anything edifying about processing Kanye&#8217;s misogyny? And why is Saint Kim Kardashian, a ridiculous thought?
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Check out the &#8220;Terror of Monogamy&#8221; article we referenced in the show:
<a href="http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2016/02/kanye-west-life-of-pablo-review-monogamy-sanity/463086/" target="_blank">The Life of Pablo and the Terror of Monogamy</a> &#8211; The Atlantic

Sunday Oldskool Episode 87: Alyosha, Voltaire, and Hip Hop with Joshua Powell

Where a love of Jesus informs a love of hip hop. At Sunday Oldskool, we listen for spiritual lessons and applications within mainstream and conscious hip hop. What it is, where's the beef, and what's really good.

Sunday Oldskool Episode 86: The Life of Pablo, pt. 2