Sheila Wise Rowe, a guest speaker on the God Hears Her podcast and an expert on racial trauma, dives into the complexities of faith and social justice. She examines the impact of generational trauma on marginalized communities, contrasting big T and little T traumas. The conversation highlights the nuances of microaggressions faced by Black individuals and critiques the intersection of Christian nationalism with racial justice. Rowe emphasizes the need for honest dialogue and discernment in navigating faith amid cultural challenges.

Mike Murphy, a prominent political consultant, shares eye-opening insights into the evolving landscape of the presidential election. Luma Simms discusses the grim realities of the Taliban's new laws and their effect on women's rights in Afghanistan. Sheila Wise Rowe emphasizes the importance of mental and spiritual health during turbulent times, urging listeners to adopt 'soulkeeping' practices. Together, they tackle polarization and the necessity of compassion in today's society, exploring how faith can drive meaningful change.

Therapist Sheila Wise Rowe discusses race relations since George Floyd's death. Foreign affairs analyst Hadeel Oueis talks about Iran's president's death. Wildlife biologist Will Miller chats about H5N1 bird flu. The podcast also covers the significance of Flannery O'Connor's legacy.