Podcast Mission
Our mission is to educate, inspire, and empower listeners to understand and combat racial injustice. Through in-depth discussions, personal narratives, Biblical referencing, and expert insights, we aim to amplify marginalized voices, challenge systemic inequalities, and foster a more inclusive and equitable society. We are committed to promoting empathy, understanding, and actionable change by providing a platform for critical conversations about race, justice, and humanity.
Current Episodes of R2ED Out Loud Podcast
Christmas on the Mission Field
Several missionary members of CMDA to share their Christmas and holiday memories from the mission field.
The Gift of Live Organ Donation
Dr. Stuart Knechtle and Margaret Frothingham discuss the gift of live organ donation.
Mary Moments in a Martha World
Nicole Hayes shares how to take time in our busy world to choose the best thing, sitting at the Master’s feet.
PRAISE
David Stevens, MD shares how praise is the public expression of worship and its importance in our spiritual lives.
The Next Generation in Healthcare
Dr. Katie Howe and Dr. Jake Morris discuss their involvement in CMDA throughout their training and their next steps to become long-term healthcare missionaries.
CMDA in Nigeria
Dr. Kayode Iyun, President of CMDA Nigeria, talks about how Christian healthcare professionals are making a difference across the continent of Africa.
Tri-Cities Recovery
Mark Mitchell shares about Tri-Cities Recovery and has two guests share about their experiences.
Honor the Lord with Thanksgiving
Pastor Bert Jones shares a special message about the importance of honoring the Lord this Thanksgiving.
The Most Kissed Face in History
Grat Correll, MD shares about how as Christians, we look forward to the Great Reset once we get to Heaven. But on earth, our best efforts only delay our deaths.
Healthcare Heroes
Col. Doug Soderdahl, MD, a urologist who recently retired from the U.S. Army, talks about military medicine and today’s healthcare heroes serving in the armed forces.
