Join Keith Parris as he delves into the rich tapestry of gospel music, the power of community, and the intricate relationship between faith and education. In this episode, Keith shares his experiences with the Fisk Jubilee Singers and their incredible vocal talents, highlighting the historical significance of Negro spirituals.

Later, Keith engages with callers on topics ranging from the importance of voting and education to the role of faith in our daily lives. Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Frank Dallett also makes an appearance to discuss the significance of jury duty and its role in democracy.

Whether you're interested in music, social issues, or community involvement, this episode offers a thought-provoking discussion that connects the past with the present.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction and Music Reflections
6:19 Fisk Jubilee Singers' Legacy
9:18 Journey Through Wisconsin's Countryside
14:19 The Essence of Negro Spirituals
18:00 Incentives for Learning and Faith
25:47 Discussion on Education Policies
32:17 Faith, Reason, and Voting
39:25 Community Economic Challenges
41:42 Justice Rebecca Frank Dallett Interview
48:23 Importance of Jury Duty
55:18 Civil vs. Criminal Trials
1:00:05 Democracy and Jury Service
1:07:19 Community Engagement and Support
1:15:33 Closing Remarks and Reflections

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