This is the 51st episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast and as I write this episode description I really don't remember what this episode is about. Why? We recorded it about a 6 months after 50, and that was about a year and half since then so yea... No doubt it is going to be funny and full of who knows what, but the point is we are back and maybe not better then ever but at least as good as before.  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, YouTube, etc.
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This is our very special 50th episode and the end to season 4.  In this episode we recap some of the stats from our friends at Buzz Sprout.  We take the time to highlight our guest, the most listened to episodes, and break down some of our top moments over the last 50 episodes.  The Milkman joins us and shares some important thoughts with us.  This is our first recording in front of a live audience, but will not be our last.  We are so thankful for all those that have listened and supported so far and look forward to at least 50 more!  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, YouTube, etc.
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We are joined by the very one and only mom to the three of us, and you can’t get enough.  We take time to learn about all the many jobs she had growing up, and what she learned along the way.  Then, we dive in to her relationship with her father through the ups and downs of life.  Finally, we hear her favorites and she earns the right to ask us each one question that we must answer no matter what!  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.
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As we quickly approach our 50th episode we take time in this season to share about the pillars that make up our podcast.  We shared on Fresh Perspective, Chasing Dreams, and now we talk about Joy and Honesty.  In this episode we have some fun with the classic “would you rather” game.  Then, break down what it means to live a life full of joy and the difficulty to be honest with ourselves and others.  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.
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This episode we are joined by one of our good mentors and friends, Art Russell and lays out life from his 20’s to today via pics of big events in each decade.  We then take the time to hear more about growing up in a family that moved often and friendship means to him now all these years later. Then, we hear about the work he is doing loving on those hurt by the church, and pouring into the younger generation!  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.
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Here we are more than halfway through season four and joined by the one and only Tyler Hook! We hear about his life growing up in Dallas and about the parents who cheered him on through all he did. Although they we separated when he was young they were committed to loving their children well. He learned guitar with influence from his dad who played, and always enjoyed music. We talk through what it looked like to change careers to becoming a hairstylist during the pandemic.  There is so much fun in this episode all while we sip on some whiskey!  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.
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This is another jammed packed episode that will take more then one listen to get all the goods! We talk with Bosa about her life growing up as young black women growing up in America, when she came to know the LORD, and how her relationship with her father formed while he was living overseas.  We are able to dive into what it looks like to be a creative in the church, and a black woman in America today. Bosa gives us an inside look at her new 7 day devotional “Believe Again” and calls us to live a life filled with deep relationships as we check our temp and hear our hearts.  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.
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We have known Jahmaol for several years now watching as he has grown through various roles in and out of the church. Through the years one thing stays true is his pursuit of biblical knowledge and seeking justice for all. In his music you can hear his passion for people and the gospel clearing illustrated in every lyric. His song Homecoming King served as single that pointed to one of his most pivotal moments in his life. Jahmaol shares with us his background, and we dive into what it means to really be about sharing the gospel.  Join us on this episode of The Milkman Made Me podcast.
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