In this episode, Rebekah continues to share her perspectives, discussing more of the relationships that empowered her, and highlighting some of the difficulties of cross-cultural relationships.

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In this episode, Keeshon sits down with Isaiah Marte from Brooklyn, New York. Isaiah is a graduate of Followers of Jesus School in NY, and is currently a board member and valued member of the community. Isaiah is also on other boards and has personified the importance of uplifting and empowering urban youth to get involved in their own communities and lead.

Keeshon discusses the importance of these things with him, and Isaiah gives a glimpse into how his upbringing shaped his expectations of the people around him, especially those in public schools.

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In this episode, Rebekah tells a brief version of her childhood story, unpacking some of the experiences that helped shape her into the mother, wife, and mentor she is today. We also begin a meaningful discussion on confidentiality that we will continue in a future episode.

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In this episode, Keeshon presents the case that many failures in urban ministry and interpersonal mentoring comes from a lack of true belief in young people. Keeshon shares some stories from his time as a mentor, teacher, and big brother.

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In this episode Keeshon elaborates on the vision, story, and purpose of the Urban Educator's Collective. He also gives you a sneak peak into the next episode, one that may be the most daring and controversial episodes yet!

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In this episode, Alex finishes telling the story of his amazing faith journey, and sets the stage for what will be an incredible discussion in a third episode later this year.

In this episode, Alex doesn't hold back in explaining the dynamics of growing up in a home of undocumented immigrants. He shares the first half of his story, and gives us a clear window into what his home life was in Queens NY.

Don't miss part 2, coming out next Monday!

In this episode, Manny Mercado from Reading, Pa continues to share his perspectives on finances, money management, urban business, and more.

Be sure to catch Part 1 before listening.

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