Moment Of Clarity: Recent Episodes
Moment Of Clarity
The Moment Of Clarity show, a weekly podcast with DMV residents Jared, Jacob, and Nate gives insight on the topics of life.
The podcast industry has everything from how to's, to entertainment. The one thing missing in the podcast space is a show that discusses the important topics such as what it's like growing up black in America, What will close the gap between white and black businesses, and how the church can regain it's place as a major force in the minority community. Moment of Clarity aims to help those who have unanswered questions and give glory to God.
In this episode Jared, Jacob, and Nate discuss the recent events in the white house and the capitol. The team reviews the stimulus package and why it might not be enough for most people. The team gives great insight to what you can do with the stimulus so the money last longer. Many people watching this video have felt been affected by the events at the capitol and Trumps horrible presidency. Comment Below if you want to share your opinion.
In this Moment of Clarity highlight, Jared, Jacob, and Nate discuss numerous topics including speaking things into existence, getting married at a young age, and past pictures of marriage. Email us at moc2020dmv@gmail.com for promotion of your minority owned business. Also if your struggling during Corona and need financial help please email us with your GoFundMe and we will promote your GoFundMe on our podcast.
In this episode of Moment of Clarity the topic of growing up black in America is explored. One of the articles of Willie Lynch stated that to keep black people enslaved they would divide the old and the young. This episode fights back against this principle of Willie Lynch by combining the old and the young and finding an understanding of what the young people are going through and how the older people can relate. Jared, Nate, and Jacob share their life experiences growing up and dive into topics like why at a certain point they valued being cool over excelling in school. Is Western education adequate for black people?