Reading Came First
Reading Came First Podcast
Reading Came First is a podcast where books, beats, and Black queer brilliance collide. Hosted by Roy Kinsey (rapper/librarian), Amarii Rynée (DJ/artist), and Ryan Sinclaire Davis (DJ/cultural curator), we explore literature, music, and life through a Black queer lens. From banned books to breakup songs, ancestral wisdom to current joy, we talk, reflect, and build community. This is more than a book club—it’s a sanctuary for readers, lovers, and liberators. It’s a space for those who’ve ever found themselves in a verse, a chapter, a dance floor, or a dream.
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7 de sep. de 2025
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Episode 2– All About Beyonce 07.09.2025 1:07:51
In honor of the Queen's birthday, two of the illest from the Chicago Chapter of the Beyhive got together to talk about the light in this world that is Beyonce for second episode of the Reading Came First podcast. Featuring Roy Kinsey and Ryan Sinclaire Directed by Erin Turney
Episode 1 —Pride Month 27.06.2025 1:14:16
Welcome to the launch of @Rapbrary 's podcast, Reading Came First — a space where we honor the power of our voices as young Black queer people navigating a world that’s coming for our books, our museums, and our personhood. This podcast isn’t just about survival; it’s about preservation. It’s about taking a stand through conversation, art, music, and literature, refusing to be erased or sile...
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