Joe & Jay Outspoken

“If I had known then what I know now, I would’ve walked right past a whole lot of people.”

That’s a heavy truth, man. Because hindsight cuts deep—it shows us the faces we should’ve passed by, the voices we should’ve tuned out, and the paths we should’ve never taken.

Exactly. And yet, every wrong crowd, every wasted moment—it all taught us something. It sharpened our vision for the kind of love, the kind of friendship, the kin...

Given foreigners intrigue for American history and cultural storytelling, people always found America’s early expansion—marked by the Wild West, pioneering adventures, and legendary figures like Wyatt Earp—especially fascinating. The frontier spirit played a crucial role in shaping the nation’s identity, and uncovering those stories feels like stepping into the past, however… In the midst of political and social division, we often ...

You ever feel like your past is chasing you? Like every mistake, every wrong turn, every empty connection… it’s still there, whispering that you’re not enough?

For years, that was me. Chasing pleasure, chasing attention, chasing something I thought would fill the void. But the void didn’t get filled — it got louder.

Until something changed. Something bigger than me. Faith stepped in. And suddenly, the things I thought mattered… did...

Join Joe & Jay this week for their special report on the genocide happening in Nigeria & other parts of Africa. Christian persecution in Africa, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, is a severe and escalating issue, with the region identified as the most violent place in the world for Christians as Muslim extremists continue to hunt Christians and eradicate them all in the name of Islam. Nigeria is considered the epicenter, ...

You ever notice how America loves its soldiers—until they come home? We wave flags, post hashtags, and hold parades… but when that same veteran’s sleeping under a bridge or waiting six months for a doctor, suddenly the country’s got amnesia.

Yeah, we celebrate them in uniform but forget them in line at the VA. It’s like once they’ve done their part, we move on and they’re just… leftovers from a war we’d rather forget.

And tha...

There’s a strange thing happening in America, man. The people screaming the loudest about justice, are usually the ones furthest from its consequences.

You mean the folks preaching “equity” from zip codes that never see a mugshot?

Exactly... You’ve got white progressives calling cash bail “racist” meanwhile, Black and Latino communities, the ones who actually live with the results of that policy, are begging for accountability.

So ...

Hey everyone, welcome back to Outspoken. If you’re new here welcome and if you’ve been listening for a while, you know we don’t shy away from the real stuff.

Today, we’re talking about something that’s quiet, but devastating:

Male loneliness. Not just being alone but feeling invisible, unwanted, and emotionally exiled.

As social media and AI replaces real relationships, and digital validation takes the place of real intimacy, m...

You ever notice how every few years, society picks a new buzzword to obsess over? Last decade it was “woke.” Now it’s “decolonize.”

Yeah — apparently everything’s gotta be decolonized now. Your classroom, your church, your breakfast cereal — can’t start the day without a little anti-imperialist milk.

And it used to mean something powerful — people breaking free from real oppression, real empires. Now? It’s been hijacked by people w...

Welcome back to Outspoken, where we don’t just tiptoe around culture—we kick the door wide open. Today we’re asking a bold question: What if a society was actually built on Christianity? Not just lip service / not just “in God we trust” stamped on money / but a community truly shaped by the ethic of Christ. So, we did what most do today and asked Chat GPT!

So, today we’ll be Imagining foundations like forgiveness, justice, humility...

The world feels darker, quieter, heavier. In just a few weeks, we’ve seen senseless violence in our cities, school & church shootings, and political attacks. Violence solves nothing—but it leaves a mark. This is Outspoken. We don’t whisper. We don’t tiptoe. We speak the truth—even when the world hates it.

In times like these, we have to ask: why do people let anger, fear, and hate drive their actions? Today, we’re talking about...

When a stolen plane became a mirror for America’s silent crisis in men’s mental health.

This episode isn’t about a plane theft. It’s about the reality that men are dying in silence, and society’s response is to hand them a pamphlet and hope they don’t bother us again. The “Sky King” wasn’t just one man’s story… he’s the tip of an iceberg we refuse to see.

Most people steal a plane to escape something. Richard Russell stole a p...

Apparently, self-care is dead — or at least it’s been taken hostage by Instagram influencers and the “modern” wellness industry.

Yeah, back in the day, self-care meant taking a nap, maybe soaking in the tub, or ignoring your kids for a respectable 20 minutes.

Now? It’s goat yoga, $18 smoothies, and paying a stranger to hit a gong while you lie on the floor pretending your soul is healing.

Welcome to America — where your mental heal...

Please join us this week for a very special episode. Todays guest is Karen, a Clinical Therapist in the state of California working in the Youth Hospitalization Intervention Program. This episode is exposing the dark underbelly of government assistance programs and how it all effects real lives in real time...

Welcome back to Outspoken, the only show where we call it like it is, and if you get offended well, maybe that’s a ‘you’ ...

“Welcome back to Outspoken, the show where we cut through the noise and say what everyone else is too afraid to. Today, we’re hitting one of those gut-punch topics: the mass shooting in a church that left families shattered, communities grieving, and a nation asking the same old questions. But here’s the thing, while people mourn, while Christians gather to pray, while the faithful cling to the only comfort they know in times like ...