This episode explores the idea that some promises made although inadvertently are meant to be broken, especially the promises imposed on you because of someone's actions be it direct or indirect. Although the program is left open to interpretation and leave the question and answer up to the listener. I think some promises ar emeant to be broken especially as it pertains to culture and unity of a people   

This Episode took a look at the world around us, From the mass shooting, to the lack of gun control, to the lavish  Clarence Thomas received, his lack of ethics, the open racism still present and unchecked. This episode also takes a look at people of colour still sitting on the corner waiting on Jesus like before and it also ask the question where do you go from here?

This episode examines the 1664 and 1681 Colonial Law regarding slavery and who can be considered a slave under this law. This Episode also mentions the marriage of Elenore Butler and Negro Charles and how certain parts of the law was changed be the third Lord Baltimore. It also compares this to the Dred Scott case and bring up a current disturbing trend of dialogue  being spoken by both white and black historian and politician's. 

This episode examines the current state in which we exist by comparing past event as a possible reason the present results but mostly it leave the question of where we'll be in the future open for you to draw your own conclusion

This Episode asked the question about the upcoming year. It gives references to past event that may in fact predict upcoming events.  

This Episode is about the logic of Christmas and how the Christians in it origins layered their beliefs over other systems in an attempt to stamp out other cultures and fulfill their roles as colonizers (Bringers of cultures and enlightenment).   

The Episode examines Freedom Suits filled by slaves seeking their freedom. The most famous case was Dred Scott vs Sanford, but history also shows there were many other Freedom Suits filled in court. 

This Food for thought message examines Thanksgiving ftom the Natives and African perspective and ask the question what are you giving thanks for?