Anointed Radio Show (Interview with Comedian BIGskinny)

·1 hr 28 min·5 clips

Lecrae, Kel Mitchell, and Cardi Cortez introduce Anointed Radio before Pastor Jay opens with a scripture and prayer.

The episode begins with a promotional montage of various celebrity voices endorsing Anointed Radio, followed by Pastor Jay reading a scripture from Romans 15:13 and leading a prayer for the listeners and the station's growth. Hosts Pastor Jay, Keisha LaToya Glass, and Pastor DeCarlo Marcus introduce themselves and share their social media handles. The hosts engage in playful banter, teasing Pastor Jay about his bald head and comparing him to Walter White from Breaking Bad. They transition to discussing current news briefly before introducing the guest, comedian BIGskinny. BIGskinny shares his social media handles and background, mentioning he is from Ruston, Louisiana, but now lives in Houston. The hosts ask an 'iceberg question' about the funniest thing seen in church, leading to a series of humorous anecdotes from the hosts about church experiences, including a deacon falling asleep, a wig falling off during shouting, and an older man warning a pastor during an altar call. BIGskinny then discusses his comedy career, explaining he started after driving five hours to Houston for an open mic. He describes being a single father of three kids and how that experience influenced his material. BIGskinny names Lavelle Crawford as his biggest inspiration and identifies as a storytelling comedian. He talks about challenges like adapting his material for different audiences, such as in LA. BIGskinny explains his stage name originated from a nickname exchange with a cousin. He promotes an upcoming live show on the 18th. The hosts ask about his choice to focus on clean comedy, which he attributes to a request from a church in Louisiana and his church upbringing. The episode concludes with announcements about a 1,000 Black Men March event and closing remarks.

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A warm church-memory episode where communion mix-ups, broken crackers, and childhood fasting turn into shared comedy.

This episode turns the small logistics of church childhood into easy, familiar comedy: a Sunday mix-up over juice and wine, broken saltines, and the very specific misery of being hungry before church.

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Press play when communion mix-ups, dry crackers, and childhood church hunger sound like the exact comedy your day needs.

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