I look forward to listening to each podcast as it drops. Many times I’ve finished listening and thought “this is my favorite episode!”. I love the honest dialogue keeping it real, the highly informative rooted in history and research, and the foundational truth of always being anchored in the Bible. My current role is to lead global healing and unity and DEI for a global church in 30+ countries, all to say that despite my already lean in and education in this space, I’m still constantly learning and relearning for the work I do. I’m also a counselor working in a diverse school and a mom through birth and adoption of jewels of many races and I LOVE your podcast. I think everyone should listen and I recommend it all the time to many global pastors and ministry leaders. Thank you for stewarding it so well!!!

If you’re not listening to anything else, Be The Bridge is the thing you should be listening to! I have enjoyed every minute of this podcast while also being challenged to reframe some of the ways I think about things. Very important work! Thank you to Latasha for doing the work.

& all you do Just what I needed on my walk with Yeshua, the Way, the truth & the life

LaTasha is a joy to listen to. She is obviously following the call that God has put on her life. She has so much experience and wisdom to share and I’ve learned so much from the Be the Bridge organization and this podcast specifically.

While I am here for the message and content, the poor editing and length of episodes are turning me off.

I learn a great deal, culturally, spiritually, and intellectually, whenever I listen to Be the Bridge. As a white woman on a continuing journey of learning to work toward racial equity and reconciliation, I still have much to learn and am so grateful for the wise voices I can sit under through this podcast. May the Lord bless you all.

But just one suggestion— get in touch with Angela Tucker and talk with her too. She’s a transracial adoptee who is also an adoption professional.

Thank you for these conversations that focus on the Gospel-centered work of reconciliation! As a white person, I have learned so much from listening with an open heart over the past year. Those who have ears to hear will gain much godly wisdom! Christ calls us to humble ourselves and repent of the ways we have individually and corporately hurt others—not to deny or get defensive. If you listen with humility and a genuine desire to learn, you will be equipped to participate in God’s redeeming work of bringing His reconciling Kingdom to earth!

I cannot overstate how much I have learned from Latasha and the BTB organization. Thank you so much for the incredible content that you pour so much time and energy into creating. Lately the episodes have included superimposed sound effects that are distracting—specifically in the Sam Acho episode I found it difficult to focus on the dialogue because of the intentional background noise. These conversations are so educational and insightful; they can more than hold their own without the added effects of cars driving down a busy street, a bus door opening, etc. Keep up the informative and thoughtful content! So thankful for this resource!

Be the Bridge goes beyond racial healing. It is a safe space to listen, learn, and grow as a person in all areas of your life.

I’m loving the Biblical focus and the practical applications of our faith to hard conversations about culture, race, politics. I appreciate that I’m encouraged to think differently about how I can be like Jesus when so many messages around me are antithetical to the Gospel’s teachings.

Love this podcast started following it when I read the book with a group of ladies from my church. God use that book to build friendships that would have never happen otherwise. The podcasts has taught me so much about social justice from a biblical viewpoint, my culture , other cultures and about myself. Stay open to be teachable and give back. Thank you so much for the work you do!

Latasha and BTB, thank you for this podcast. I am constantly learning from you and your guests and I have hope that there can be racial healing in our country because of the work you are doing.

Racist

An awesome organization with a highly prescient and necessary cause. The guests bring often challenging conversations to light with wisdom that provokes thought and positive action.

I found this podcast on the way home for thanksgiving and boy oh boy it’s refreshing! I’ve been learning a lot and this reminds me I’m not alone in my thinking. I’m learning way more through this as well! Thanks and don’t stop!!!

Great!

Thoughtful, informative and accessible- I always come away feeling both challenged and encouraged.

I would listen to Allie Stuckey interview Voddie Baucham. This gives a much more actual rate view in CRT and how it is just not backed my Scripture.

The discussion of CRT is so helpful because it explains the theory and the history AND gives guidance about how to respond and stay focused on the core concerns of justice. Thank you.

I tried my hardest to read Latasha’s book, Be The Bridge because I wanted to do the work of being an “anti-racist” but I couldn’t get beyond a few chapters. The Bible is the ultimate truth and there is nothing that we have to add to it or take away from it. The lamenting sections of the book made me cringe; it seemed like a new religion that’s different from the true Gospel. The CRT is completely unbiblical, hurtful, and far from the truth of the Bible. I would listen to Relatable by Allie Beth Stuckey, and she explains more about CRT & how it’s against God’s purpose.

Thank you so very much for the talk and interviews on Critical Race Theory from a Biblical perspective! Wonderful!

Tasha Morrison has the voice needed for this moment. Your podcast is wonderful and I love hearing you laugh with your guests even as you tackle some really hard topics! Thank you

This is a fantastic podcast! Highly recommend.

Be The Bridge is a informative, fun and hopeful!

Wow... my not so little white butt is learning so much and I am so grateful! The scales are falling from my eyes and I am continually asking Jesus to show me what my role is in bringing justice for ALL people made in God’s image.

I’m so thankful for Tasha’s perspective and I have loved and been challenged regularly this season. Can’t wait for more. Love the guests you have on the pod!

I am enjoying the conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Rios. I identify so much with her conversation because I am also Puerto Rican. I strongly feel my African roots in me. My great grandmother was Afro Latina. I am so proud of this and Like she shared my parents really didn’t share our history. I had to dig in. Now I share what I know into my daughters. It is so dig into my daughters that my youngest will not let anyone call her white. She will correct anyone by telling them and tell them she is Puertorrican. I do this so they know that they appreciate who they are where they come from. My oldest is a beautiful Afrolatina and I have worked with her accepting how she looks. It’s not easy when many of the appropriate dressing styles for Christian standards are usually brought by the white community that does not look like we do. So if a topic recommendation would be how to raise our daughters to accept how black and brown looks and dress in a Christlike way. Thank you so much for this podcast. I feel so much healing in me.

This podcast is edifying to anyone. I personally have a lot to learn and have recently been availing myself to resources of all sorts regarding the topics of division between humans who are created in the image of God. I appreciate this Podcast and recognize that it is labor for those involved to continue sharing their experience. The Beth Moore interview was convicting. Humbly listening, Melissa Corbett

Be the Bridge is a fantastic, intentional organization that puts out educational, Gospel-centered content regarding racial reconciliation in the Church. This podcast from Latasha Morrison is a great tool for continuing the work in our hearts and being able to share it with others. Love her thought-provoking content and her desire to change hearts and minds so that Christians can better love their neighbors. Thank you!!

Thank you for all your great, educational podcasts.

Thank you, Tasha, for this podcast to help me continue learning and growing towards racial justice in my heart and to teach my family and Church.

As a long time fan of Tasha’s work through Be the Bridge I was elated to hear she had a podcast coming out! And it has not disappointed! Tasha takes us through hard conversations and they’re full of grace and truth. This is Gospel work. You won’t leave any of her conversations unchanged.

Such a valuable podcast for this time. I have learned so much.

Latasha is a wise and dynamic leader. Her courage and grace inspire me to be braver.

Wow! So many great ideas shared - I need to relisten with a notepad! Great guest. Makes difficult concepts easy to understand and gives paths for processes, learning and growing. Thank you!

Thankful for the conversation.

I love that Latasha is holding a podcast centered around important conversations. However, the audio for the guests is not the best. I had to stop halfway in between episode 203 and 204 because the guest was hard to understand. It was like listening to a voicemail in five minute period chunks. I hope as the podcast grows, this can be improved.

The interview with Lisa Sharon Harper is AWESOME!

Latasha - thank you so much for creating a space where we can come together, learn, grow, support, go there!, giggle, call each other higher in racial reconciliation. I’ve listened to 4 or 5 and they are fantastic!! However, the giggles between you and Jennie made. my. world. Hearing how joy can come within a hard topic where there is such vulnerability and while even remembering awkward beginnings — God is good and He is so, so here!

A podcast for today’s difficult and uncomfortable conversations around race. Latasha brings it all to the table with truth telling and really meaningful discussion about racism and the church and our need as believers in Jesus to be the bridge to healing.

I would like to kindly, lovingly suggest the host be in control of interview by asking more questions. The guest never stopped talking even though she said she was going to. ” stop and take a breath” she never did. I stopped listening just after halfway mark as I missed hearing questions from host to direct the conversation. I hope this helps in some small way. I love that Host Latasha is doing this. 💜

Thank you for your patience, your teaching, your humor, your strength........your unique gift to ‘such a time as this’.........as a middle aged white woman I NEED to hear your words. I WANT to hear your words. I FEEL your words. I THANK YOU.

As a podcast host and lover of podcasts, I am SUPER ECSTATIC that Latasha is speaking on and sharing the life-affirming work God has called her to do through Be A Bridge Builder! This is a MUST listen!

Latasha Morrison is such a fantastic leader in a space where there is such tension about what has been unspoken in the church, and with humility, grace, dignity, and truth she and her team carry and balance these conversations so well! The discussions here are going to help us reach the unreached, and do so in a Christ centered way that is God honoring, and challenging. You will be convicted, and will not regret it.

Tasha continues to lead the powerful work of racial reconciliation in this essential new podcast. LISTEN! LEARN! Then go and do likewise in your own neighborhoods and communities.

I’ve been waiting for this podcast! I’m so excited to have a kind, powerful leader teaching me how to love better. I have so much to learn but I’m so thankful to add this podcast to my resources for learning about racial reconciliation 💗💗💗💗💗

Latasha is a relevant and needed voice during this time. This is a watershed moment and Latasha’s book Be the Bridge, along with this podcast is a much needed resource for those serious about racial unity.

I feel like a friend so I’m calling her Tasha on this title 😂🤷🏽‍♀️. This is exactly how you’ll feel when you listen to Latasha speak. She is so great at making her audience feel like she is in the room talking right to you - she is so meek, so kind, so resilient! The work she is doing is SO IMPORTANT and NECESSARY! Thank you for leading us well, friend! 💕

I’m so excited that Latasha Morrison is getting her own podcast. I’ve listened to her on many other podcasts and I can’t get enough. She is an important voice leading the way for the big C Church to confront the issue of racism and begin the process of racial reconciliation.