In this episode, Casanova Williams takes a hard look at Pastor Jamal Bryant and his long history of controversy. From questionable sermons to personal scandals, Cas unpacks how Bryant’s actions have helped him stay relevant—and what that says about the platforms we give certain public figures. More importantly, he explores how this kind of clout-chasing impacts the mental health and trust of Black men, especially when spiritual leaders are supposed to guide, not manipulate.
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