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The Just Life with Benjamin Watson
The Just Life with Benjamin Watson is a thought-provoking podcast exploring what it means to live a life rooted in justice, faith, and human dignity. Hosted by Super Bowl champion, author, and justice advocate Benjamin Watson, each episode features candid conversations with leaders, thinkers, and everyday heroes who are confronting injustice and building a more equitable world. From race and religion to politics, policy, and practice, Watson engages guests with humility and boldness, asking the hard questions that lead to hope-filled action.
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Episode 25 | 58 min
Dr. Bernice King: The Truth About Nonviolence
Calling the Church to lead with clarity anchored in love.
Episode 24 | 45 min
Tony Dungy: What It Costs to Stand for Your Faith
Speaking up for the value of all life in the face of criticism.
Episode 23 | 43 min
Anquan Boldin: From the Muck to the Movement
What it means to move from the field to the fight and to pursue justice when it becomes personal.
Episode 22 | 1 hr 1 min
Johnny Joey Jones: What Do We Owe the Men and Women We Send to War?
Trauma, Responsibility, and the Honor of Being Needed
Episode 21 | 45 min
Michel Lusakueno: Why the World Can’t Ignore Congo
Exploring the sobering connection between modern convenience and human suffering.
Episode 20 | 59 min
Dr. Eric Mason: Why Biblical Justice is Spiritual Maturity
How knowing our history aids in achieving true restoration.
Episode 19 | 35 min
Preston Perry: If God Is Good, How Can He Allow Such Horrific Things to Happen?
How the Gospel provides the framework for both righteousness and justice.
Episode 18 | 1 hr 25 min
Dr. Boyce Watkins: Building Family Freedom Through Ownership
Moving from civil rights to economic rights.
Episode 17 | 1 hr 17 min
Leah Rothstein: Uncovering the Unconstitutional History of Our Cities
Acknowledging that history matters for pursuing justice today.
Episode 15 | 57 min
Jemar Tisby: The History the Church Avoids
Understanding the past is essential for interpreting the present.