2 chapters across the catalog
Reverend Jasper Williams recounts a story of Martin Luther King Jr. asking for lessons on how to "hoop." Williams describes MLK as a "crossover artist" who used a specific "pretty whine" to reach national audiences but sought a more traditional style for Southern churches. The segment includes a clip of Williams demonstrating his powerful preaching style.
Reverend Jasper Williams Jr. faced significant backlash following his eulogy at Aretha Franklin's funeral, where he claimed Black America had "lost its soul." Williams criticized the prevalence of single-mother households and Black-on-Black crime, framing these issues through a biblical lens. Despite the controversy on social media and national news, the hosts suggest his views reflect a silent majority within the community that is suppressed by an "outrage machine."
