Is tithing essential? Must we worship in a church to truly be a church? Are religious organizations reflecting capitalist values, and if so, is that problematic? Our journey, from Freedom Market to Spread Love {FM} to The Value Exchange, explores the intersection of economic justice and spirituality. we need to tithe? Is it necessary to worship in …

A local foster family is helping an older teenager placed with them in foster care experience a sense of normalcy through access to a cell phone! However, they are caring for multiple kids and the costs really add up! They'd love just a bit of help in covering the cost of this phone -- a visa gift card to help cover a few months of this device woul…

Two teenagers (13 and 17 years old) recently lost their mother to a drug overdose, and their father has checked himself into rehab. They are now under the care of their aunt and her husband. Due to the tragic circumstances, the children had to leave their home with only the clothes on their backs, as it is currently a crime scene. The aunt has spac…

Last week, we launched our first Value Exchange weekend, aimed at encouraging discussions among both like-minded individuals and neighbors with diverse perspectives, all in the spirit of outreach and faith-building. This week, we prepare our regulars to welcome neighbors from various political, social, and spiritual backgrounds into our church comm…

SOS - How to Launch a Church is a compelling podcast that delves into the grassroots efforts of The Value Exchange Fellowship organizers as they embark on a mission to establish a new, purpose-driven church. Each episode follows their journey, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of cold calling friends, family, and even strangers, to recruit m…

Spiritual maturity involves deeply understanding and integrating spiritual principles into our lives to promote sustainability and community well-being. This requires recognizing our shortcomings, such as actions that harm the environment or social justice, and being willing to change. Misinterpreting scripture can be a sign of spiritual immaturity…

As part of our effort to build a mission-driven, non-denominational church, Spiritual Operating Systems, we put our words and our fellowship into action weekly. During this hour, we continued our outreach efforts, as we still had $130 to raise to get a car seat for a child in our Hernando neighborhood. I experimented with reaching out to friends an…

In this episode we delve into why people lose their peace, give in to anger, and the harmful effects of these emotions. Our conversation will include the Sean Combs abuse case. We will ground our discussion in Ephesians 6:15: "And having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace." We end the episode with our tooic based open mic. O…

The Spiritual Operating Systems, how enhancing your spiritual preparedness can positively impact your daily life. Hello all Trev here, In this first episode, I share my testimony about my past encounters with recreational drugs during my time away from my current religious beliefs. My recent spiritual reconnection has compelled me to share this to …

We take an introspective look at the dynamics of ideological bubbles, with a particular focus on a recent case involving the killing of Airman Roger Fortson by a Florida Police Officer. These bubbles often place the self or the group at the center, creating an environment where different perspectives are not only ignored but often unwelcome. A crit…

As a committed spiritual activist based in a conservative area of Florida, I've engaged in deep dialogues that challenged and refined my beliefs in spirituality and social justice. These interactions, while difficult, taught me the importance of developing strategies to maintain my integrity and effectively communicate across deep divides. In today…

Subscriber-only episode Once a month, the Sandy Family gathers on Zoom to connect through tales of their illustrious lineage, including royal ancestors, valiant warriors, and epic revolts, as well as rich folklore and love stories. These reunions are not only a celebration of their history but also a forum for planning their collective future, focu…

In many spiritual traditions, pride is often viewed as a significant barrier to true communal harmony and spiritual growth. This idea is encapsulated in the adage "pride cometh before the fall," which serves as a cautionary reminder that those who hold themselves in excessively high regard are often at risk of a greater downfall. This excessive pri…

This week on The Fellowship for the first time we post to the podcast moments from our first hour of The Value Exchange where we catch up on the various activities from our group. We then go into our hot topic, where we examine the differences between organic and structured spiritual communities. This session will explore how traditional religious …

This week on the Value Exchange Fellowship, we are delighted to welcome Grace Daley once again as she joins us to reinforce our commitment made during last week's show to address the immediate needs of several families in our community. Following that, we introduce Merrill, whom we met at last week’s SALT outreach. Merrill will discuss the challeng…

We are pleased to welcome Grace Daley, a former WNBA and FIBA player, who speaks about leaving a professional basketball career for her faith and about her initiative, CarePortal. We also present our Open Mic Segment featuring Honest 211 with "Avey’s Room" and Trevz's AI-Generated Poem, "The Algorithm of Sustainability." Enjoy Networks CarePortal R…

In this episode, we explore the wisdom of Titus 3:14, emphasizing the importance of good works to meet urgent needs, guided by our values. We delve into a critical question: How do we balance addressing immediate needs with fostering long-term sustainability? Guided by three perspectives—the spiritual, the practical, and the philosophical—we seek t…

In this episode, we delve into the core of our shared messages to the world through activism, spirituality, or parenting. The heart of our discussion asks, "What is your gospel?" prompting a deep dive into how we relay our fundamental messages and whether our approach is more inspirational or prescriptive. We'll explore the balance between motivati…

Our "The Objectivity of Sustainability" discussion, hosted by The Value Exchange Fellowship, not only marked a pivotal moment for actionable strategies ahead of our next Day of Outreach on April 13th but also represented the launch of our virtual meetups as podcasts. Participants from across the U.S., zooming in from Florida to Detroit to New York,…

"Echoes of Hope: Uncovering Resilience at the Community's Edge" showcases not only the powerful narratives of those living on the fringes but also highlights the tangible support provided through our collaboration with SALT outreach. Participants in "Voices from the Margins" received free showers, haircuts, and clothing from SALT outreach, offering…

Overhearing a conversation riddled with racist remarks about illegal immigration at work is not only deeply troubling but also indicative of a significant problem within the workplace culture. Such discussions, laden with harmful stereotypes and blatant racism, not only undermine the principles of respect and dignity but also create an environment …

In a remarkable encounter at work, my coworker and I delved into a series of contentious topics—gun control, LGBTQ+ rights, Trump versus Black Lives Matter, border security, and religion—despite our starkly opposing views. What could have easily turned into a heated debate, instead unfolded as a respectful and insightful discussion, characterized b…

In a remarkable encounter at work, my coworker and I delved into a series of contentious topics—gun control, LGBTQ+ rights, Trump versus Black Lives Matter, border security, and religion—despite our starkly opposing views. What could have easily turned into a heated debate, instead unfolded as a respectful and insightful discussion, characterized b…

In a remarkable encounter at work, my coworker and I delved into a series of contentious topics—gun control, LGBTQ+ rights, Trump versus Black Lives Matter, border security, and religion—despite our starkly opposing views. What could have easily turned into a heated debate, instead unfolded as a respectful and insightful discussion, characterized b…

In a remarkable encounter at work, my coworker and I delved into a series of contentious topics—gun control, LGBTQ+ rights, Trump versus Black Lives Matter, border security, and religion—despite our starkly opposing views. What could have easily turned into a heated debate, instead unfolded as a respectful and insightful discussion, characterized b…

In this episode of "Dallis Gardens," The escalating drama at my new job comes to a head. My first attempt at using our Love Anthem fell on deaf ears. So what next? Question for the viewers. Do you have a recent example of a conflict you deescalated in your personal or professional life and what tools did you utilize that may be helpful to your comm…

In this episode of "Dallis Gardens," we pay tribute to Dr Martin Luther King Jr. by acknowledging the model of resistance in song set forth by MLK and our ancestors. /// We prayed for a way to pay for the cost of our free shop 🙏🏿 God said sell plants 🪴 we prayed for a way expand our knowledge of gardening, God said rebuild your mothers Garden 👨🏾‍🌾 …

In this compelling episode of "Dallis Gardens," I recount my journey into a new job where I was tested by political incorrectness. Join me as I share stories of navigating this challenging terrain with grace and love. Through genuine conversations and a commitment to understanding, witness how embracing diversity transforms workplace dynamics. Subs…

We are calling it a wrap on this chapter and introducing a new podcast! Here is the link! New podcast link Enjoy! 📖 Opening music credits courtesy of https://thecollektiv.com Networks CarePortal Responders Signup Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnycBy Trevor Bayack

"Man vs Machine" encapsulates the age-old struggle between human intellect and technological advancements. This ongoing narrative explores the complex relationship between humans and machines, delving into the realms of competition, cooperation, and ethical considerations. In this episode Trevor the host has a design face-off against ChatGPT. + int…

This week we discuss coming out of the closet starting with my own reveal. Plus Israel vs Palestine - what does it mean to die for love instead of to live with hate? Also getting comfortably uncomfortable. Enjoy! 🔗 ☎️ Youtube Version Leave a voicemail on our hotline. Some answers will be posted on our podcast. Call 347-354-5683 🛒 Support our missio…

Are we really better off in a world of unmitigated technological advancing? And what role does spirituality play in this rapidly changing world? Plus we come face to face with an AI Scam you won’t believe, or maybe you would. Plus voicemails, a health update, a couple of readings and more. Enjoy! 🔗 Youtube Version Myspace Heroes Teaser Virtual Insa…

How do we effectively engage spiritually outside our familiar circles. Plus getting off hypertension meds through dieting. We also present the first Spread Love Hotline voicemails answering the call to count our blessings. You to can leave a voicemail on our hotline by finishing this sentence... “I’m blessed because ________ Some answers will be po…

In this episode I expand on spirituality and my journey to heal my hypertension through my diet. I also examine my strategy for healthy social media engagement, plus I dive deeper into my spiritual journey of faith and love. Brian Lehrer Oliver Anthony Episode Forks Over Knives Documentary Networks CarePortal Responders Signup Sound equipment court…

In June of 2020 in the middle of a global pandemic I became a part of the most memorable gathering in my lifetime. For 583 consecutive nights I was a part of McCarren Gathering in Brooklyn NYC, and in the years leading up to that Gathering I was one of the pioneers in social media blogging documenting gatherings of every size curated by neighbors f…

Can neighbors from the opposite side of the political spectrum work productively together? Oliver Anthony thinks so. Hear The Brooklyn Activist give his feedback of the Oliver Anthony, Jordan Peterson interview. Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page https://opencollective.com/slfm Podcast L…

Hello Neighbors Trev here; I was invited to speak at Spring Hill, SDA Church, where I shared my spiritual journey that took me away from my christian foundation and towards materialism, fame and wealth. Eventually I found my purpose in life through faith. This is my first live testimony of that journey, enjoy. Trev Video Link Networks CarePortal Re…

One year ago this month I asked myself this question... If I only had one year to live, what would I do? My answer… I would Spread Love. 5 Days later I was in the emergency room. Hear the origin story that launched Spread Love FM the podcast one year ago, with a look back at our first episode featuring Nunnie Jordan who's near death story launched …

Oliver Anthony records a message aimed at those who aim to weaponize his music to divide us. Plus in our podcast review, we look at the myth of “Right” and “Left”. A timely subject matter that we hope elevates the neighborly discourse. Thank you! -Trev (The Brooklyn Activist) Video Podcast Link Links The myth of “Right” and “Left” on Tangle Grandma…

Hello neighbors - Trev here : One week ago a friend of mine sent me a video from the other side of the political spectrum. My response one week ago today kicked off a week of engagement that gave me hope that bridges can be built spanning the narratives of division. In this week of bridge-building there was one bridge that needed major work between…

How does an activist looking to get off the "Attention Farm" navigate his own Oliver Anthony anthem "Rich Men North of Richmond" going viral? https://youtu.be/AjB2VXcN7xA Networks CarePortal Responders Signup Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnycBy Trev FM

Economic Activist and native Brooklynite born out of Hip Hop has something to say about the Anthony Oliver anthem. Video Podcast Link Networks CarePortal Responders Signup Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnycBy Trev FM

This week Trev reflects on some harmful words he wrote in his journals and how sharing this apology may help heal a community. Plus a look at the invasive time-suck that capitalism is with a podcast review. Also we failed to announce the book that was read, it is Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619–2019 is a 2021 anthol…

How does a religious skeptic embrace something greater than self? In this episode Trev shares the testimony of his spiritual transformation by looking back at the journals documenting his post-religious life, the same journals that only one week earlier he believed he was directed to burn. What happened? Plus abolishing venture capital and the big …

We are back with a new episode and a recap of our New York Mission of outreach and spiritual connectivity. Trev's return to NY was nothing short of transformative. Experiencing his hometown in a way he has never experienced it in his 50 plus years. Which goes to show, that even for native New Yorkers - You don't transform New York, New York Transfo…

Away this week for The Activist Lounge NYC. Here is a Bonus Clip from Episode 10 where Vanessa Albury and Host TrevFM talks about spirituality and religion. Also we honor Sinead O'Conner. VIDEO PODCAST LINK Vanessas Links tax-deductible Donations: https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/coral-projects IG @coral.projects Website: www.coralprojects.co…

This week we interview environmental activist and artist Vanessa Albury about the parallels between art, environment and economics. Trev also continues his Social Media Sabbatical, taking note of how our Social Media Attention Farms render us absent from our own lives. Video Podcast Link Vanessas Links tax-deductible Donations: https://fundraising.…

This past Monday I decided to take a break from posting on Social media. Monday turned to Tuesday, Tuesday turned to Wednesday, Wednesday turned to Thursday, and here I am it's Saturday and not only have I not had much in the way of withdrawal effects, instead quite the opposite happened, I reconnected with the world and everything slooooowed down.…

This week we take a deep dive into consumer power with the Shoppers Unite initiative, including some inspiration from NY based Emcee Da-Neek and his track about keeping the Black Dollar in the community. Plus we trace the growth of capitalism from a trade based economy through the industrial revolution to its effect on climate change. We also featu…

What does economic justice look like when filtered through the clips from some of your favorite podcasts. We begin this week with Capitalisn't as they tackle the poverty question. We also hear from Tech Won't Save Us as they speak on the A.I. vs Art question. Finally we review a clip from Pivot as they discuss the implosion of the Titan. We also fe…