Well greetings and God bless. Welcome to another episode of past the Mike dynamic voices for a

diverse church powered by the witness a black Christian collective on your host Tyler Burns. You

can follow me on Twitter and Instagram at Burns clan follow at your own risk. And I'm riding

solo today because we have an awesome guest. I have been ready and willing and eager to interview

this guest for a long time. He was doing phenomenal work. Of course, I'm speaking of our guest

Mr. Tara's Lester. Tara, how are you doing today, sir? Man, I'm doing amazing. It's great to be

here with you, man. I'm looking forward to our discussion and yeah, just thank you for having me.

Okay, now I got to read your bio because like I was saying beforehand, I was like, man,

this brother has done some incredible stuff and you're so humble. I wouldn't know that you had

done any of these things, but it's clear you're doing amazing work. So Tara's Lester is a speaker,

activist, author, and thought leader in the realm of systemic poverty. He's known for nationwide

campaigns that bring awareness to issues surrounding homelessness, poverty, and economic inequality.

In 2018, Terrence led the march against poverty as he walked from Atlanta to Memphis. That is 386 miles

y'all. 386 miles. He finished the march and spoke at the historic Lorraine Motel for the 50th

anniversary of M.O.K.'s assassination. He founded the nonprofit Love Beyond Walls in 2013. It's

probably how many of you are familiar with him. He's helped hundreds of individuals experience,

experiencing homelessness and poverty to rebuild their lives. And in 2019, he launched the first

museum in the U.S. representing homelessness and out of a shipping container called the Dignity

Museum. And we're not even really talking about the four or five or seven degrees that you have

and all the incredible speaking opportunities. We're talking about your book, okay? And this

book is entitled When We Stand, The Power of Seeking Justice Together. And I got the early copy,

so it looks a little bit different. Everybody in Able, favorite, fair. Also, I want to let you know,

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