Dillon & Desimber welcome author and Quoir Publishing co-owner Keith Giles to The God Squad SPOTLIGHT for a fascinating conversation about his creative evolution from nonfiction theology to science fiction. We'll explore what inspired this unexpected shift, why the launch of Pink Beam Press could signal a bold new future for Quoir Publishing, and how science fiction can challenge authority, question reality, and explore what it means to be human. We'll also dive into Keith's sci-fi novella, Hard Video, and discover why speculative fiction might be the perfect vehicle for asking life's biggest questions. Learn more: https://quoir.com/pink-beam-press/

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Everybody's got something to say about James Talarico needing to EARN the Black vote. Fair question. But does that same standard apply to Jasmine Crockett and State Rep. Venton Jones? Because apparently, Chris Brown gets congressional recognition, while the pastors, activists, educators, and nonprofits doing the work in Crockett's own district aren't getting the same spotlight! We're talking about an artist with a documented domestic violence conviction and a history of controversy over lyrics criticized for perpetuating colorism. And THIS is who we're celebrating as Black joy? Meanwhile, Jones has apologized, and the debate over political accountability continues. In this edition of AND ANOTHER THING…, Desimber Rose asks: Who gets to represent Black excellence? Who gets the flowers? Who's entitled to Black Support? And if Black voters' trust must be earned, shouldn't every elected official be held to the same standard?

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Rev. Henry is an Anglican priest, speaker, and widely respected online voice whose ministry reaches thousands through honest conversations about faith, justice, Scripture, and what it means to follow Jesus with both conviction and compassion. Through her work at the Church of the Holy Wisdom in Toronto and her growing digital ministry, she has encouraged people around the world to wrestle with difficult questions while remaining rooted in the radical love of Christ. Join us as we discuss faith beyond certainty, women in ministry, the Church today, online discipleship, justice, and how we can faithfully follow Jesus in an increasingly polarized world.

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Dillon & Desimber are taking on a week of headlines that somehow managed to combine religion, war, money, and bigotry into one political circus. We’re unpacking the hyper-religious GOP convention, Trump’s eyebrow-raising promise of a $5,000 stimulus check if Republicans win, and how the Iran War is sending gas prices soaring. We’ll also confront the ugly wave of Islamophobia aimed at Muslim Mayor Zohran Mamdani and candidate Abdul El-Sayed. And as we approach the anniversary of 9/11, we’re asking the harder question: after 25 years, what exactly have we learned—if anything?

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Dillon and Desimber dive headfirst into another week where the headlines apparently looked at “normal” and said, nah, we’re good. From Republicans reportedly dodging Trump’s big midterm convention while he makes the election all about himself, to Iran-war damage control, ICE controversy, and a new Trump administration attack on DEI—there’s a whole lot of politics desperately searching for some sanity.

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And Another Thing... is a new monologue spin-off from The God Squad, featuring Desimber Rose, Co-Host of The God Squad. In this episode, Desimber explores moral disengagement, privilege blindness, and psychological distance through the stories of Milo Yiannopoulos and Charlie Kirk—asking what happens when the consequences we accept for “other people” suddenly become personal. It’s a provocative reflection on empathy, politics, gun violence, immigration, privilege, and the moral cost of treating human suffering as an abstraction.

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