A Beyoncé and Sports Kinda Episode w/ Hannah Chappell-Dick

Send us Fan MailThis week we talk about Beyoncé's new album and we talk about a lot of things happening in the sports world...Question of the Week:There is a parallel between Premiere League players choosing to not kneel before every game moving forward, but only on specific occasions, and the ways the faith community advocates for justice. Is it better/more effective to do advocacy all the time or in specific, target efforts? Does it matter if some people are clearly engaged in advocacy while others are not? Does the type of platform or following we have impact the type or regularity of the advocacy we pursue? New York Times: Premier League Players Will No Longer Take a Knee Before Every GameSpecial Guest:Hannah Chappell-Dick, Women's Cross Country and Assistant Track Coach, Brown University  Guest Question:How does faith inform your coaching with athletes at some of the highest levels of competition? Also, how do you walk the line between encouraging and pushing your athletes, while making sure they are being taken care of physically and mentally?For Listening Guides, click here!Got a question for us? Send them to [email protected]! A Matter of Faith website