The Let’s Ketchup Podcast

31/01/2021

“Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which [one] has overcome while trying to succeed.” - Booker T. Washington "Come to Jesus" moments do not always occur when it is convenient, instead they often occur when are lives feel figure...

12/01/2021

Being an ADOS in this country is very complex situation. Most people who were not blessed to bear the bearden have a difficult time making the connection between the insurrection response and the BLM protest response in this country. Our nation capital is supposed to be...

12/01/2021

New episode dropping tomorrow. We’ve made some upgrades and a few more surprises on the Episode 56. Tune in. Let’s see who can spot the differences

09/01/2021

Tune in to see a family holiday party like no other. Thank you to the LKU extended family and we wish you a happy holiday from our family to yours!
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05/01/2021

Tony Rojo's and his family share a holiday zoom with you and your! Hope you all had a great holiday season and a happy new year Be sure to follow us: Podcast: The Crew: ; ; ; ; Check us out on YouTube (New Epis...

29/12/2020

Too much of one thing is not good for anyone, and that includes sticking to the lakes and the rivers you are use to. Every once in a while you need to go see something new. Not only might you get to know new things about yourself, but you will expose yourself to new things and cultures in the world....

22/12/2020

Be Sure To Check out EPISODE 54 of the LETS KETCHUP PODCAST

Life “cut and dry” is one big math equation; add one element, subtract another, insert some functions, multiply that by the desire to divide and conquer, compounded with the interest of the elite class, and we have improper fractions of society. All operations in order for us to ignore the mass whole numbers of average people suffering. Only leaving one question, “what’s the common denominator?” Do you know what I mean? We have to change our current mode to fix the end solution!

On this weeks episode we sit with ICON Natn & Frederick Food-Truck Festival co-owner Christian Phillips. Tune in to see Christian share his background, and the collective discuss one of the controversial topics our parents told us to never discuss in public, religion!

Major takeaway, research “textual criticism”.

Textual criticism is a branch of textual scholarship, philology, and of literary criticism that is concerned with the identification of textual variants, or different versions, of either manuscripts or of printed books.

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Life “cut and dry” is one big math equation; add one element, subtract another, insert some functions, multiply that by the desire to divide and conquer, compound that with the interest of the elite class, and we have improper fractions of society. All operations in order for us to ignore the ma...

22/12/2020

Life “cut and dry” is one big math equation; add one element, subtract another, insert some functions, multiply that by the desire to divide and conquer, compound that with the interest of the elite class, and we have improper fractions of society. All operations in order for us to ignore the ma...

15/12/2020

Life comes at us quickly. So you got to put the pieces together quick. This weeks guest was exposed to Covid-19 and albeit he tested negative we all thought it was best to reschedule his appearance. Look forward to an episode with us and the owner and producer Ludious soon. Shoutout to our cohost Ka...

12/12/2020

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08/12/2020

The parable of the prodigal son begins with the younger of two sons asking his father to give him his share of the estate. The father executes the sons request by dividing the property between them and gives it to his youngest son. The youngest son then packs together all of his belongings and leave...

01/12/2020

Acts of forgiveness might seem unfathomable to some, an act of extreme charity or even foolishness. Indeed, our culture seems to perceive forgiveness as a sign of weakness, submission, or both. Often we find it easier to stigmatize or denigrate our enemies than to empathize with or forgive them. And...