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Black Thought: The Spark

Black Thought: The Spark

By: WOVU Studios
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 Black Thought: The Spark is a thought-provoking show on WOVU 95.9 FM, hosted by Pastor Benjamin Gohlstin (affectionately known as "Rabbi"). Through conversations and ideas that drive progress and change in the urban community, the show ignites meaningful discussions that challenge perspectives and inspire growth. Tune in for insightful dialogue that sparks new ways of thinking.WOVU Studios Philosophy Politics & Government Social Sciences
Episodes
  • A Conversation on Overcoming Slavery’s Legacy

    A Conversation on Overcoming Slavery’s Legacy
    Aug 4 2025
    The Rabbi and Black Unicorn discuss the lasting impact of slavery on the Black community, including mental blocks and fractured families, while emphasizing healing, empowerment, and strong family bonds. They critique regressive movements and explore evolving views on relationships and marriage, ending with a call for self-determination and growth.
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    50 mins
  • Reconciliation and Empowerment in Black Relationships

    Reconciliation and Empowerment in Black Relationships
    Aug 4 2025
    In a powerful episode of Black Thought, the Rabbi and Trey explore the deep-rooted divisions between Black men and women, linking them to the lasting effects of slavery and systemic manipulation. Drawing on influential works, they discuss issues like economic disparity, willful irresponsibility, and legal manipulation, ultimately calling for reconciliation, spiritual renewal, and empowerment to heal relationships and restore community strength.
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    50 mins
  • Language, Division, and Empowerment in the Black Community

    Language, Division, and Empowerment in the Black Community
    Aug 4 2025
    RaBBI and Uni discuss how language and divisions rooted in oppression, like the Willie Lynch Doctrine, keep the Black community separated. They explore gender roles, barriers to unity, and the need for mental, spiritual, and economic freedom, stressing true democracy and financial literacy as keys to empowerment.
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    53 mins
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