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Are You Looking For The Truth? Do You Want It Real, Un-Cut, And With No Filter? Then You Came To The Right Place. Here At The Repent Or Die Podcast We Talk About Things That Are Affecting Black And Brown People. We Provide Wisdom In A Biblical Scholar Form.

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    R.O.D Podcast EP. 221 | Friends: How Many of Us REALLY Have Real Friends? (opens the original)

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    How many people in your life can you honestly call a REAL friend? In Episode 221 of the R.O.D Podcast, we’re having a Real Open Dialogue about friendship, loyalty, trust, jealousy, betrayal, and outgrowing people. We use the word “friend” loosely, but knowing somebody for 10, 15, or even 20 years doesn't automatically mean they're truly your friend. Sometimes the only thing holding a friendship together is history. Can a person love you and secretly compete with you? Can somebody support you unt

  2. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Jay-Z & LeBron Are NOT GOATs — The Receipts Don't Lie (opens the original)

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    They put up a picture of Jay-Z, LeBron James, and Tom Brady at Fanatics Fest and called it "3 GOATs." I counted one. His name is Tom Brady. Tonight we go through every receipt — diamond albums, Finals records, Super Bowl rings — and let the numbers decide. Facts over beliefs. 🎙️ R.O.D Podcast | Real Open Dialogue Hosted by The Honorable Junns 📌 Topics Covered: Jay-Z: GOAT rapper or GOAT businessman? LeBron James: greatest or greatest loser on the biggest stage? Tom Brady: why the receipts don't

  3. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    REAL OPEN DIALOGUE | EP. 219 Can Black People Enjoy Their Summer Without Violence? (opens the original)

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    Every summer, our communities should be filled with family cookouts, children playing outside, basketball tournaments, music, and celebration. Yet year after year, too many families are left planning funerals instead. In this episode of Real Open Dialogue , we discuss the tragic killing of Kinu Rochford during a Harlem basketball tournament and ask a question that deserves an honest conversation: Can Black people enjoy their summer without violence? This is not about attacking our people. This i

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