Kingmakers of Oakland
Scribe Podcast
Scribe is a podcast from Kingmakers of Oakland that celebrates the brilliance, legacy, and impact of Black authors, writers, poets, filmmakers, and cultural thinkers. Through thoughtful, intergenerational conversations, Scribe explores the power of reading, literacy, storytelling, and the written word in shaping Black history, identity, and liberation. Each episode brings together acclaimed authors, educators, artists, scholars, and young people to discuss books, ideas, and the stories that continue to influence our communities. From James Baldwin and Toni Morrison to emerging voices of today,...
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Episode 2 - Dr. Grace Carroll on Akira's Book Club and the Jegna Early Literacy program 09.10.2026 51:48
For Episode 2 of Scribe, our new host Jordon Chatmon sat down with Dr. Grace Carroll — known to the community as "Mama Grace" — a longtime researcher, educator, and the founder of Akira's Book Club. A lifelong family friend of Kingmakers of Oakland, Dr. Grace walked us through the origins of her 12-book children's series and its connection to Kingmakers' Jegna Early Literacy Program. Drawing on de...
Episode 1: James Baldwin’s World ft. Cecil Brown 03.07.2026 1:25:58
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Scribe , a podcast series by Kingmakers of Oakland dedicated to celebrating the brilliance, history, and impact of Black authors, writers, and filmmakers . In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed author and retired UC Berkeley professor Cecil Brown to discuss his work, James Baldwin's World . Recorded live in West Oakland, the panel features Grammy-winning m...
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