Episode 64: No Dead-End Road With Justin Washington

Justin T Washington, originally from Washington, D.C., and shaped by the cultural tapestry of Mobile, AL, is a diverse individual whose life experiences fuel his artistic expression. A published author, unpublished spoken word poet, and disabled Army veteran, he skillfully weaves these experiences into a narrative that resonates with authenticity. Rooted in Washington, D.C., and nurtured in Mobile, AL, his unique perspective explores identity, spirituality, and the human experience. As a devoted servant of God, his spirituality guides his writings, delving into faith, morality, and honor. Inspired by his role as a spouse and father of five children, family is the wellspring of his commitment to conversations about morality and honor. This commitment stems from a profound responsibility to immediate and extended communities.
As a disabled Army veteran, Washington draws from the discipline, resilience, and experiences of military service. His voice articulates personal triumphs and tribulations and resonates with the struggles of those who have served.
Currently residing in Kansas with his family, Washington continues using his pen for introspection, advocacy, and storytelling. Through his writings, he invites readers on a journey through the landscapes of the human soul, exploring universal themes with a distinct and deeply personal perspective. His latest project is his Christian clothing brand, Garments of Salvation.