Buckle Up Podcast Universe with Brandon Rush & Mama Rush
Buckle Up Podcast Universe with Brandon Rush & Mama Rush
Welcome to the Buckle Up Podcast Universe with Brandon Rush & Mama Rush, where everyone has a seat at the table. Hosted by actor Brandon Rush — who has appeared in over 77 TV shows and films (and counting) — alongside his beloved co-host, his mother Carolyn, better known as Mama Rush, this is a place where real stories and real people shine.
From celebrity interviews to medical doctors, news anchors to veterans, teachers to everyday heroes — we bring together voices from all walks of life. At Buckle Up, we believe that what makes people truly unique is how much we can all relate to one another across different experiences.
Here, everyone’s welcome. Every story matters. Every journey counts. Whether you’re a household name or a hometown hero, you’re part of the family.
Buckle up — because real conversations, real heart, and real connection are what drive us. This is the Buckle Up Podcast Universe.
“From the bottom to Blue Bloods.”
This is what legacy sounds like.
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Buckle Up Podcast Universe with Brandon Rush & Mama Rush
Courage on the Bench: The Journey of Judge Abigail Rogers Kennedy
Guest Spotlight: Judge Abigail Rogers-Kennedy
Today, we had the honor of hearing from Judge Abigail Rogers-Kennedy, a remarkable woman whose journey from segregation to the bench embodies strength, purpose, and faith.
Judge Rogers-Kennedy shared how witnessing the brutality of the Civil Rights Movement — images of peaceful protesters being attacked by dogs — ignited her lifelong mission to defend the voiceless. From that moment, she knew she wanted to become a lawyer.
She opened up about the racial prejudice she faced through college and early in her career, and how perseverance and mentorship helped her rise above it all to become both a respected attorney and later, a judge.
Her story is a reminder that courage, preparation, and integrity can break any barrier. Judge Rogers-Kennedy didn’t just fight for justice — she became justice.
“We didn’t know it all— we learned with love, led with kindness, and earned our way to the top.”