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This week on Da Godlab, Doc and Effua tap into the sacred rhythm of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, riffing on Christ, service, and the call to love boldly in public. It’s a soul-deep conversation that connects the Gospel to the movement, reminding us that Dr. King’s work was never separate from his faith. It was faith in motion.

Effua curates a powerful musical homage to Dr. King, weaving together voices that echo truth, justice, tenderness, and holy defiance. The playlist journeys through the sounds of Tracy Chapman, Andra Day, Beyoncé, Des’ree, Lauryn Hill, Tanya Blount, Stevie Wonder, and Baba Kwesi—each song a prayer, a protest, and a promise.

This episode isn’t just remembrance. It’s alignment. A reminder that service is sacred, love is disciplined, and faith without action is unfinished. Press play, lean in, and let the spirit of Dr. King meet you right where you are—and gently push you toward where you’re called to be.

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Brother Doc opens the lab with a look back at our 2025 season—the growth, the reach, and the grace that carried us. The soundtrack is rich and layered, featuring joints from Nas & Damian Marley, the timeless ministry of the late Richard Smallwood, sounds from Da Godlab Collective, and the soulful brilliance of jazz great Ramon Morris.

We also tap into the future with exclusive snippets from the 2026 International Godlab Cypher, showcasing some of the best freestyles ever offered up in the name of Godlab—raw, inspired, and unapologetically faithful.

Closing the session, Godlab resident Minister Steven Alexander Hall brings a grounding word from Habakkuk, reminding us to write the vision and make it plain as we step boldly into the new year with clarity, faith, and purpose.

This isn’t just a show—it’s a gathering. Tune in, lock in, and let the vision speak.

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Da Godlab opens 2026 on a whole different frequency. Brother Doc sits down with Sophia Stewart—owner/creator of The Terminator and The Matrix—for a cosmic conversation about artificial intelligence, cloning, inspiration, spirituality, and the future of humanity. Between segments, enjoy a soulful soundtrack from Koryn Hawthorne, Marvin Gaye, Kirk Franklin, Da Godlab SolKwest, and John P. Kee, along with new-age vintage radio ads. Taste this cosmic stew and expand your mind.

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