In the epic second part of the JUST finale, Rob shares his insights and experiences.

Folks, this is it! Listen in to hear all of Jes's thoughts and takeaways from three seasons of conversations around justice.

Joining us this to honor the life of Connell Green

David Spickard makes a return to the Just podcast this week.

This week's guest is Maggie Kane, founder and executive director of A Place At The Table Cafe in Raleigh.

Join the conversation with Dr. Erin Moore, the Executive Director of The Center for Racial and Social Justice at Shaw University.

Joining us this week on JUST is Genelle Aldred, a journalist, author, speaker, and storyteller.

Mark Charles joins the show today in a conversation about race and conciliation for the nation.

Royce shares his faith story and why he thinks after 25 years on the same corner, things are only just beginning.

White Lies, and the One Paragraph You Need to Write

Joy Currey joins the show today to talk with Rob and Jes about nonprofit iteration, the importance of a good team, and the strength of triangles.

This week on JUST, Rob and Jes sit down with KJ Hill, the Pastor for Community Development and Outreach at The Summit Church in Durham.

This week on the JUST podcast, Jes and Rob interview Raleigh Mayoral Candidate Dr. Terrance Ruth.

Steve brings insights into the value of rest, and how it is intrinsically tied to justice work.

The United States has more money in our healthcare system than any other country in the world.

Join our guest Sonia Wang from New Community Covenant Church's Community Outreach Program as she talks about how her work as a teacher and administrator on the south side of Chicago influences her work today.

The script gets flipped on this episode of JUST, as Rob and Jes take to the guest seats and our editor, Chris Pappalardo, interviews them. They discuss the nuances of “How America Fractured Into Four Parts” by George Packer, which we highly recommend reading alongside this episode!

In this special bonus episode of JUST, learn more about Juneteenth with the folks from Black History For White People. From their site:

We first cover what was going on in the nation before the emancipation proclamation, then zoom in on Texas specifically and what the culture was like, share some stories from the past, and tie the throughline to why and how people celebrate Juneteenth.

Join our guest Sonia Wang from New Community Covenant Church's Community Outreach Program as she talks about how her work as a teacher and administrator on the south side of Chicago influences her work today. What does it mean to define Restorative Justice as an ecosystem -- or as a lifestyle? What does it mean to be stuck as the result of Trauma? Let's talk about it.

This week on Just, Rob and Jes interview Josephe Feathersone, Vice President of Programs at the Durham Children’s Initiative about kids returning to school and the impact of the pandemic on learning and education. He shares stories of resilience and explains why he picks up every penny he sees.