Do we truly have free will… or is everything already written?From the Bible’s concept of predestination, to reincarnation and karmic cycles, to controversial ideas like the flat earth theory—this episode of The Disconnect Podcast challenges one of humanity’s oldest and most uncomfortable questions:👉 Are we choosing our lives… or just playing our roles?In this deep-thinking, consciousness-expanding conversation, we explore:What free will actually means across different belief systemsHow destiny shows up in religion, spirituality, and alternative worldviewsWhether free will and destiny can exist at the same timeIf “choice” is real—or an illusion designed to shape behaviorHow understanding this debate changes the way you live, love, and decideThis episode isn’t about telling you what to believe.It’s about helping you think for yourself.Whether you lean toward faith, spirituality, science, or skepticism—this conversation will challenge your assumptions and stretch your perspective.🧠 Watch with an open mind.🗣️ Join the conversation in the comments.🔔 Subscribe for more conscious dialogue.

In Part 3 of this powerful series, The Disconnect Podcast goes deeper into the emotional, generational, and societal trauma fueling the divide between Black men and Black women.

After unpacking who hurt who first and how resentment took root, this episode focuses on breaking the cycle—not through blame, but through accountability, emotional literacy, and conscious healing.

We explore:

• How unhealed trauma gets projected into modern dating

• Why online gender wars profit from division

• The difference between self-protection and emotional avoidance

• How Black men and women can rebuild trust, safety, and balance

• What real conscious love requires in today’s climate

This conversation isn’t about choosing sides—it’s about choosing growth.

If you care about Black relationships, emotional healing, generational trauma, masculinity, femininity, and unity, this episode is required listening.

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In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, The Disconnect Podcast goes deeper into the ongoing tension between Black men and Black women. Beyond viral arguments and podcast wars, we unpack the historical trauma, emotional wounds, and social conditioning that continue to divide us.

This episode focuses on:

• Why accountability feels like attack on both sides

• How unhealed trauma shows up in modern dating

• The role of media, podcasts, and social platforms in fueling division

• What healing, unity, and rebuilding actually look like

• How conscious love can exist without denial or blame

This is not about choosing sides — it’s about breaking cycles, restoring trust, and having the conversations our community avoids but desperately needs.

🎙️ The Disconnect Podcast exists to bridge gaps where society is divided — and this episode is a necessary step toward collective healing.

In this powerful episode of The Disconnect Podcast, hosts J-No the Sun King and Eyebee Knowing dive into the growing trend of Black men and women publicly bashing each other — especially on podcasts and social media.

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Why have our conversations turned into competition? Are we really trying to heal, or are we just hurt and projecting?

Join us as we explore:

• The rise of “gender war” podcasts

• How trauma and social media algorithms fuel division

• The difference between accountability and attack

• How to start rebuilding trust, respect, and unity in our community

👉🏾 Don’t forget to like, comment, and share your perspective — are we disconnected from love, or just misunderstood?

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Are some church rituals actually rooted in Hoodoo? In this eye-opening episode of The Disconnect, we pull back the veil on the spiritual practices many Christians grew up with—laying hands, anointing oil, prayer cloths, shouting, baptism by water—and trace their lineage back to African spiritual systems carried through enslavement.

Host J No the Sun King and guests explore how African spirituality was hidden in plain sight, preserved under the guise of Christianity, and how much of what we call “church culture” today is actually ancestral magic in disguise.

This episode challenges the myths, honors the ancestors, and asks the deeper question: Did we really leave Africa—or did we just rename her?

🎧 Tap in for a deep dive into faith, history, and the forgotten bridges between the Bible and the bones.

Sometimes the most powerful conversations aren’t the polished ones—they’re the ones that almost didn’t make it.

In this exclusive, unfiltered episode of The Disconnect Podcast, host J No the Sun King & Eyebee Knowing sits down with Mistah Dred to dive deep into one of the hardest questions of our time: Is Pan-Africanism dead in America—or just waiting to rise again?

This is the lost episode—the one where the cameras ran out of data mid-shoot, forcing a full reshoot. What you’re about to see is the raw, original version—real energy, real emotion, no filters.

Together, they explore the legacy, the decline, and the possible rebirth of Pan-Africanism through culture, economics, and everyday consciousness. It’s a conversation that’s messy, honest, and necessary.

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In this episode of The Disconnect, we sit down with Christopher "Unc" Jones, a powerful voice for change and candidate for mayor of Beaumont, Texas. Known for his deep roots in the community and unwavering dedication to underserved neighborhoods, Unc shares his vision to revitalize Beaumont through modern infrastructure, equitable development, and real investment in the people.

We dive into his plans to tackle long-standing issues, improve public services, and bring 21st-century solutions to a city ready for transformation. Whether you're a Beaumont resident or just passionate about community empowerment and urban progress, this episode is a must-listen.

🔊 Topics Covered:

The infrastructure crisis in underserved Beaumont communities

Unc Jones’ grassroots strategy for mayoral success

What real change looks like for Southeast Texas

The power of representation and local leadership

📍 Tune in to understand what’s at stake, and why this election could reshape Beaumont’s future.

Why does it feel like parents and teens are from different planets? 🤔 In this episode, we dive deep into the disconnect between generations and uncover ways to understand each other better.🌟 Special Guest Alert: Rising artist Never Sorry from Beaumont joins the conversation! Not only does Never Sorry share insights on this timeless struggle, but he also drop gems about his music journey and how creativity can bridge generational gaps.💡 Tune in for:Real talk on communication breakdowns.Tips to build stronger family connections.Exclusive updates from Never Sorry on his upcoming projects.👀 Don’t miss this mix of heartfelt discussion and inspiration! Hit play, and let’s bridge the gap together. ✨👉 Like, Comment, & follow to stay in the loop for more episodes like this! #Podcast #FamilyTalk #NeverSorry