This episode dives straight into the heart of our Kirk Franklin conversation, pulling back the curtain on everything you didn’t see on screen. Isaac breaks down what it is really like to create in the studio with Kirk from raw voice notes to full arrangements, and the team reflects on how his genius has shaped generations.

If you missed it, check out "Has Gospel Music Gone Too Far?" with Kirk Franklin.

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In this episode of ICS Unplugged, Isaac and the team sit down to unpack one of the most talked-about conversations from Season 1, the B. Simone episode.

From laughter to tough truths, the crew dives deep into why B. Simone is one of the most misunderstood voices of this generation. Isaac opens up about why he invited her on The Isaac Carree Show and how her honesty, resilience, and boldness challenged everyone at the table.

The team also reflects on the backlash the episode received, the lack of grace in both the church and culture, and why everyone’s journey with God deserves space to grow. This conversation is raw, funny, and real. A reminder that God can use anyone, no matter where they are in the process.

If you missed it, check out "Is Cancel Culture Real?" with B. Simone

This week, the team dives into one of the most powerful and spirit-led episodes of Season 1, the Todd Galberth interview.

From laughter to life lessons, the crew gets real about Todd’s transparency, his battle with cancer, and how his faith reshaped his purpose. Dom shares how Todd’s story of “imposter syndrome” and unexpected calling hit home, while Isaac opens up about the power of honoring friends who pour into others through their gifts.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever questioned their purpose or needed a reminder that your yes to God still makes room for your gifts.

If you missed, "God Will Make Room For Your Gift Ep. 5", with Todd Galberth. Go check it out!