REAL relationships aren’t destroyed overnight… they’re shaped daily by character, communication, ego, loyalty, trauma, and accountability. In this powerful episode of God’s Fault Podcast, Andre McCollum II joins us for a raw conversation about what actually makes relationships succeed — and why the way we carry ourselves internally always spills into the people closest to us. From love and trust to pride, healing, leadership, and emotional maturity… this conversation goes deeper than surface-level “relationship goals.” Because the truth is: Healthy relationships require healthy character. 🎙️ This isn’t just about dating… It’s about becoming the type of person who can build, protect, and sustain meaningful connections. #GodsFaultPodcast #Relationships #AndreMcCollum #BlackLove #Marriage #DatingAdvice #CharacterMatters#Communication #LoveAndLeadership #PodcastClips #Healing #Masculinity #EmotionalIntelligence #FaithAndRelationships

God’s Fault Podcast — Father & Daughter Conversation In this episode of the God’s Fault Podcast, I sit down with my daughter Precious for a real, honest conversation about friendships, healthy relationships, and the father–daughter dynamic. We unpack how friends influence mindset, choices, and self-worth—often more than people realize—especially at a young age. This isn’t about rules or lectures. It’s about awareness, discernment, and learning how to protect your energy while choosing the right people around you. This episode is meant to spark dialogue between parents and children, fathers and daughters, and anyone navigating relationships in today’s culture. No religion. No performance. Just real conversation with purpose.

When the feds want you bad enough, they’ll pull out movie-level tactics. In this clip, Rod a.k.a. Jersey breaks down a moment that changed everything—when federal agents disguised themselves as UPS drivers in an attempt to intercept a shipment tied to the streets. What sounds unreal was very real: surveillance, deception, and the quiet pressure that lets you know the walls are closing in. Rod tells the story from firsthand experience, giving an unfiltered look into how deep federal investigations really go—and how fast the game can turn. This isn’t glorification. It’s a warning. A raw lesson on how the streets always come with a receipt. 🎙️ God’s Fault Podcast Real stories. Real consequences. Real growth. #GodsFaultPodcast #TrueStory #FederalCase #UPSSting #StreetToSurvival #LifeLessons #NotAGlorification #ComebackStories

🎙️ God’s Fault Podcast |The Game's Too Cold/Hustling in Alaska (Pt. 1) Host: Nyjah a.k.a. The Comebackking77 Guest: Rodney Epps a.k.a. “Jersey” Alaska is often left out of the conversation—but the streets were very real. In this powerful Part 1 episode of the God’s Fault Podcast, host Nyjah (The Comebackking77) sits down with Rodney Epps, also known as “Jersey,” for an unfiltered conversation about hustling in Anchorage, Alaska—one of the most slept-on gang and drug cultures in the country. This is not glorification. This is a raw, honest perspective from someone who lived it. Rodney breaks down the realities of the Alaskan drug game, including: The hidden gang culture in Anchorage Arrests, indictments, and federal time The impact of snitching and betrayal The emotional and spiritual cost of street life What it really takes to walk away Most importantly, Rodney shares how he turned his life around, gained sole custody of his two daughters, and why he now uses his story to warn young Black men to stay away from the game before it costs them everything. This episode is about consequences, accountability, redemption, and fatherhood—not hype. 🎧 Part 1 of a real story. Real scars. Real growth. Tap in

In this powerful and deeply human episode of the Godsfault Podcast, we sit down with Michelle Oliver—author, entrepreneur, single mother, and emerging spiritual life coach—to explore her journey of healing, self-discovery, and transformation. Michelle shares the story behind her book Shifted by Grace, a devotional and journal created not from theory, but from lived experience. Born into an impoverished and traumatizing environment, Michelle opens up about navigating life as a Black woman facing systemic barriers, personal loss, and emotional wounds—while still carrying the responsibility of motherhood. Through grace, intentional self-work, and spiritual alignment, her journey evolves from survival to purpose. From trauma to testimony. From limitation to leadership. In this episode, we discuss: Michelle’s path to becoming a spiritual life coach Healing and self-discovery as a single mother Breaking generational and psychological cycles Overcoming poverty, trauma, and identity struggles The role of journaling and devotion in emotional healing How grace fuels growth, clarity, and purpose Becoming a college graduate and entrepreneur against the odds This conversation is for anyone who has ever had to heal while holding responsibility, grow while grieving, or find purpose in the middle of pressure. 🎧 This episode isn’t just about where you’ve been—it’s about who you’re becoming. 📖 Be sure to check out Shifted by Grace and support Michelle Oliver’s work.