We just couldn't let The Just Podcast end without addressing some of the heavier topics consuming our nation and world right now. We spent some time in REAL talk, RAW emotions, and what steps we can take forward towards progress.

Creighton Blackwell of Coastal Credit Union shares how philanthropies can make a difference in a global pandemic and what fuels him to be a part of this work.

In the wake of the last few months and the tragedies we continue to learn about, this week's podcast is more timely than ever. You don't want to miss this convo featuring Dr. Dorian Burton!

We know people can be racist — and that reality is far too clear after witnessing the news on Ahmaud Arbery's death. But can a virus be racist, too? In the latest episode, Jes & Rob dialogue about the lopsided effects of COVID-19.

Nick Allen of United Way of the Triangle shares about the inequities that coronavirus is revealing and how the Durham community has responded to the crisis.

Russell Pierce of Housing for New Hope talks about the complexities of working to change affordable housing in the midst of a global pandemic.

Monica Daye discusses domestic violence and COVID-19, how now more than ever, people can not leave harmful and abusive situations. It's a hard topic to discuss, but one that we as a nation and a world need to be talking about.

Rob and Jes discuss the disparities of schooling and technology when it comes to the recent stay-at-home order.

Reynolds Chapman of DurhamCares shares how his faith shapes the way he approaches the evolving situation surrounding coronavirus. Hear the full story of how DurhamCares is responding to COVID-19.

Your hosts Rob + Jes interview leaders from the nonprofit, small business, & faith sectors to really dig into the ways that Coronavirus impacts the marginalized and the vulnerable. Syretta Hill of StepUp Durham and Leo Williams of Zweli’s Kitchen speak about what keeps them going even when the stay-at-home order is affecting work and business.

Rob and Jes bring in the Durham County District Attorney to discuss the movie Just Mercy and the criminal justice system. Satana Deberry, District Attorney of Durham County, shares her journey in the justice system and things she’s learned along the way.

Jes and Rob discuss the movie Just Mercy, its themes, and how the movie impacted their lives.

Tune into this week’s episode to hear how Cecilia Polanco, a social entrepreneur, integrates this proverb in her business So Good Pupusas. Cecilia Polanco describes how she “shows up” for her community. Listen now to hear more about what it means to show up for your others.

Is entrepreneurship just? Tune into our podcast to hear more about national and local entrepreneurship trends and how they impact necessity driven entrepreneurs. Listen now to hear Geraud Staton of the Helius Foundation speak to how entrepreneurs overcome adversity through their work.

ReCity’s mission is to build thriving communities, rooted in justice. Listen to the first episode of our podcast to hear more about our mindset and mission! Rob and Jes discuss working definitions of justice.

From the Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network, in conjunction with ReCity and Coastal Credit Union, you’re listening to JUST, stories about the people working to build thriving communities rooted in justice.