I'm your host Tyler Burns. You can follow me on Twitter and Instagram at BurnsClan. Please

follow at your own risk. And joining me, as always, is the founder of The Witness. Very

sense of bio. The man, the myth, the legend, the two-time best selling author, the book

award winner. You can find him at jammartisby.substag.com. Mr. Bluecheck verified himself. Dr.

Jamartisby was going on, brother. And I appreciate you shouting out the jammartisby.substag.com.

It's great that you're saying it so that other people can find it at jammartisby.substag.com

and they can subscribe for free or paid if they want to at jammartisby.substag.com.

Are you okay? Like, is this a do you get paid for a certain number of mentions? Like, is

that what's going on? You know, just the rule of threes. I'm trying to make sure folks

hear it. You know what's interesting, Jamartis, you don't just write there, but you write

at CNN, you write so many different places. And one of the articles that you wrote recently

is about something that, you know, we talk about pandemics and things that are systemic

within our culture, systemic within our country. And one of those things is the unfortunate

reality of mass shootings. And one of the things that I've been wrestling with is what

is our response to this? And specifically, what is the black Christian perspective on

what we're seeing as this proliferation of mass shootings? Or I should say, A, black

Christian perspective, because we know there's so many. But you wrote this article and

I want to highlight this article because there have been so many high prominent mass shootings

over the past few months. And I don't know the numbers specifically, but it seems like

it's every week or every other day, or those Twitter updates and alerts, those news alerts

on the phones, it's just consistent and constant. And it seems to be increasing feels like.

And so have you had the same feeling? You know, because I think it's, I want to be careful.

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