T Carlton Davis / Fred Johnson
The More To The Point Podcast
The More To The Point Podcast is about everything. Social commentary, pop culture, politics, sports, health and fitness, everything! Our hope is that MTTP will with the help of its audience get to the heart of the matter with facts and discuss subjects with an objective point of view. At MTTP we hope by engaging with our audiences on our social media platforms we can bring as many perspectives to a subject as we can. The topics we talk about on the podcast will hopefully be interesting and thought provoking, hopefully sometimes funny but all the time honest and frank and above all real.
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T Carlton Davis / Fred Johnson
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2. Jan 2026
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The Times, They Are A Changin' - How Will History View This Moment 15.02.2020 30:54
We're in some seriously strange and different times boys and girls. How will history look at these times in retrospect? And do we truly realize the magnitude of the seismic shift in our democracy. Follow MTTP at our website mttppodcast.com to leave comments and to hear past episodes of the show
Television - Spolier Alert 01.02.2020 58:21
There's so much television to watch now a days but does that mean the quality of television is better? TCD talks about it with MTTP contributor Shannon Turner Follow MTTP at our website mttppodcast.com to leave comments and to hear past episodes of the show
Religion - How Is It Still A Thing 18.01.2020 29:50
In this episode I talk about religion and ask the question how is religion still a thing in 2020 Follow MTTP at our website mttppodcast.com to leave comments and to hear past episodes of the show
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