Joined by Jerah Milligan (Black Men Can't Jump in Hollywood) we discuss the wokest of Lethal Weapons: Lethal Weapon 2. Imagine a world where the police are against racist governments? Where Danny Glover fights Aparthied South Africa?  Where dads are told to respect their daughter's sexual agency?  Wow.  Beyond woke for 1988.  We also discuss criminalizing Black joy and how they screwed John Boyega in the recent Star Wars. Enjoy!

Lethal Weapon 2 with Jerah Milligan

Author and lawyer Dan Kovalik is back to talk about the legal tactics being used to silence journalista like Ramzy Baroud and the Palestine Chronicle, and we spiral out from there. 

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Are you tired of feeling stuck in the boat? In this dynamic message, Pastor Joseph Davis explores the nature of Peter, the edgy disciple who dared to step out of the ship and walk on water in the middle of a storm (Matthew 14:25-32). Titled, "Courage to Grow," this teaching reveals the power of resilience—the inner strength that keeps you going when life feels dark. Pastor Davis encourages listeners to embrace the greatness within them and offers key insights on how to outlast the storms of life.

Here are the main points discussed:
-- The "Fourth Watch" is dark, but it's morning. Even when you can't see what God is doing, your trouble may already be over.
-- Respond when God calls. Peter was the only one who responded to Jesus' invitation to "Come," demonstrating a willingness to try something great and break the mold of what's easy or "natural."
-- Don't let others only focus on the sink. If you're going to tell the story, tell all of it. Peter did walk on water, meaning if you achieved something great once, you can do it again.
-- Resiliency is knowing how to ask for help. A resilient person will "holler before they drown" and reach up for sources of strength. You're not ordained to go down.
-- Don't let unfair accusations stop you from functioning in your gift. The enemy's strategy is to keep you from operating in your grace. Like Joseph in prison, keep working your gift—it will eventually make room for you.
-- You are not a byproduct of your mistakes or poverty. God is greater than what happened to you, and your story is not over. Determine that you will outlast the trouble.

Scriptures for Further Study
-- Matthew 14:25-32
-- 2 Corinthians 4 (especially verses 8-9)

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Copaganda! is a comedy podcast where we rewatch cop movies to learn about policing. Each episode I rewatch a classic cop film with a comedian friend and ask what makes the ideal cop?  
We break down what’s happening in the movie, what’s happening in policing when the film was being made and our own relationship to police and cop movies.

Did you know Dirty Harry inspired something called a “Make My Day” law, a precursor to today’s “Stand Your Ground” laws? 
Did you know when Miranda rights were introduced the cops lamented they’d never be able to solve a crime again? 
Does watching the chief yell “you’re a loose cannon!” over and over again make us think cops are best when they’re unregulated?  

We get into all this and more in Copaganda! Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.