Washed and Winning is the unapologetic voice of the people — raw, real, and rooted in Georgia pride. Hosted by Morehouse alums A.C. Lee and Parlay Pete, this podcast brings sharp takes, barbershop talk, and authentic conversation to the forefront. Whether we’re breaking down the highs and heartbreaks of the Atlanta Falcons, celebrating the dominance of the Georgia Bulldogs, or just meeting folks where they are — we’re speaking for the culture, not at it.
Tired? Maybe. Washed? Sure. But still winning.
A player gets waived and suddenly everybody has a “hot take” about faith, politics, and what’s acceptable at work. We slow it down and ask the harder questions: if someone’s religious convictions cost them millions, do you respect it, criticize it, or both? And if you’re running a team or any business, where do morals actually sit on the priority list next to production, trust, and locker-room chemistry? Along the way, we get into why organized religion can push people away, why moral people ...
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