You Better Say That: Recent Episodes
Sean Oliver
After serving 24 and 27 years in prison these two friends share their perspectives of how they see the world different, yet the same on a range of subjects.
Some plans in this life dont go the way we think, but somehow we get to where we're supposed to be.
Many have an opinion about a recent trial, but how many comments are fair, out of line, or just plain crazy?
Some people may say, " to live the life that God has for you, you must be out of your mind."
Ronald and Sean discuss why men often put their male friends before the women they are in a serious relationship with?
Ronald and Sean had very different Friday nights and can't agree on what's right and wrong about that Friday. What do you say?
Numerous people and organizations are making money from work that formerly incarcerated people are doing. Ronald and Sean discuss why formerly incarcerated are not more involved in the decisions that effect people just like themselves.
Ronald and Sean are in the man cave. It has humble beginnings, but watch it grow. This episode sheds light on being on time, holidays, and provides a few words of wisdom.
From Sha'Carri Richardson being suspended and many in churches believing sex outside of marriage is ok the world is asking the question: what's right? Ronald and Sean discuss this.
How do you maintain a friendship with the opposite sex when boundaries have been crossed?
Court proceedings across America concerning police actions concerning African Americans have captured the attention of our nation. Ronald and Sean discuss these events and their perspectives.
A conversation that evolves into testimonies of how God changed spiritual boys into spiritually mature men.
This week 4 men share lessons they learned in prison that have translated into successful living beyond prison. The second part of this show will be aired next week.
Ms. Robinson joins Ronald and Sean to discuss her upcoming book release of :
Unveiled Transparency: BATTLE SCARS UNLEASHED
There are young African American men questioning the practicality of Christian faith. We discuss our views of this.
After serving 24 and 27 years of incarceration Ronald and Sean share parts of their journey that led them to this point in their lives.