Culture Class Podcast

Reverend Jide Macaulay is an Openly gay British-Nigerian Priest of the Anglican Church of England. He focuses his ministry on inclusion and reconciliation of sexuality, spirituality and human rights. In this episode, the Reverend recounts his fight for acceptance in an institution as old and as conservative as the Church of England. We also examine the Church's stance on same sex union. While we may not have all the answers...

Conor & Greg are fashion entrepreneurs who sell gorgeous Peruvian designs through their brand Staple-Clothing. They have a plan to use their company to bridge culture gaps; making clothing that not only brings the world together, but gives back to communities where materials are sourced. Giveaway: - A giveaway of 5 Staple Clothing masks for the first 5 customers that use the code FREEMASKCC on staple-clothing.com (shipping &...

On this episode, Ghada talks about her upcoming book 'THE WORLD GATE: Public Policy in Saudi Arabia' More info on the Book: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-world-gate--2 Ghada Alrefia is a consultant, writer, and podcaster who is interested in strategic management and public policy. Ghada holds a degree in International Business Management from King Abdulaziz University and another Master’s Degree in Public Policy ...

Arya Samaj, a socio-religious movement that started in India in 1875, is pillared on Vedic values and experiences of Swami Dayanand. The movement started with defining God, the living, and nature as Eternals. The Arya Samaj picked up when it started working against unpopular religious practices like child marriage, untouchability in Indian society, and depletion status of women. Highlighting the role of Anglo-Vedic education, pract...

Rob Greenlee is considered a pioneer in the industry and has been podcasting for 16 years. He has worked for everyone from Microsoft to Libsyn and PodcastOne. We talk about his early days and I pick his brain on where podcasting is headed; from distribution to technology, monetization, regulation & diversity. Rob was inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame in 2017. EPISODE BROUGHT TO YOU BY MANSCAPED. GET 20% O...

In 2016, Joshua spent 6 months in prison for convincing a teenage girl to perform a sex act on her webcam. He acknowledges this as a low point in his life; attributing the incident largely to his alcohol and pornography addiction. He has since made it his mission to tackle 'the addiction no one will talk about'; speaking about the dangers of pornography all over the US. Note that the episode may contain conversations tha...

Dajah grew up in the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Oklahoma (popularly called Black Wall Street) more than 100 years after it was burnt down. She shares her perspective on reparations to the African American community; answering questions like is reparations needed? In what form? and who should qualify. Please note that the case for reparations is such a complex subject matter (one that a podcast episode cannot fully address). We...

British rapper & creative entrepreneur Zuby garnered worldwide attention in March 2019 after temporarily identifying as a woman to break the British Women's deadlift record. He shares his experience attending an American School in Saudi Arabia and talks about what shapes his worldview. We also talk controversial tweets, Reparations, Donald Trump, Candace Owens, Black Lives Matter, Slavery, Police Brutality and why Black ...