Alright ladies and gentlemen, welcome to South Side Rabbi. It is your boy. I mean the dream. I am here with Kay to the second letter. Now the second better. Hey, it's a day. Oh, we have a wonderful one for you today.

Hey brother. Today was so special. I took out my fake Timberlands. Oh my God. Baby has Timberlands and then I even real. There's a level of confidence. You have to have to wear these.

You're feeling and I got basketball shorts on with these teams. The type of confidence that you have to wear a fraudulent construction boot. That's how good this episode.

You bought the I am covered right in confidence and confidence. You feel me. Yes. Yes. Today, man, listen. We are bringing to you guys a brother. First of all, who has been an encouragement to me over the over the last few years, man, we've got to know each other via Twitter, social media.

And this brother has encouraged me. I've learned a lot from him. And he, I'm going to keep saying he's encouraged me because he has shown me that even in this discussion that we've been having about race, that there are white brothers and sisters who get it, who understand it, who are allies and love Jesus. They're serious about the gospel, but they're also serious about dignity and justice and equality.

And they're not just not just dwindling or reducing the gospel down to just your soul being saved, even though that is tantamount.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Can't forget that. Come on now. But that Jesus also cares about people. That's right. That's right.

So the listen, this guy that we have for you today, I don't even know. I don't even know if there's words to try to explain who this man is.

There's a profundity there. First of all, this man is so prolific. He's like the two-pock of digital ink. That's what they say.

I just, I just say you know when two-pock died, he had like hundreds of more songs coming out. You were like, how is he continuing?

Is he alive? Yes. Like he has like the McAvelli album came out and all these all he just, he's just the amount of work that this man has done with his life.

It's amazing. But so. That's this man right here. That's this man right here when it comes to digital ink, work on critical theory.

Not just, I'm telling work on critical theory, work on critical race theory. Yes, right? Yes.

And listen, this man might as well also writes about theology as well, writes great stuff about theology.

And this man might as well be a scholar himself. Yes, you feel me even though I know he's not claiming expertise.

We look at this man as very knowledgeable and we know what it is. It's the humility. I am talking to you guys about Bradley Mason.

The infamous according to some, the awesome accordion to others. That's right. That's right. That's right.

But listen, we got Bradley Mason on the show, man. Welcome to the show, man. Y'all make noise. How are you doing? First of all?

I'm doing well. It's Saturday. I'm not working. That's what I'm doing.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. We're good. We're good. KBs working today's construction boots on.

Yes. I listen. The confidence that I had was part of it. The other half is we came to work today, baby.

That's right. We came to work. So this is what we want to do. This is what we want to do, doctor.

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