Read This! Authors Corner

Dr. Hartford G. Dawson, author of The Apple and the Stone. Shares his understanding of technology and spiritual laws. The Apple and the Stone connect Steve Jobs' struggles building a technological giant of a company to Goliath defeating a giant, both using the same 12 principles. The Apple and the Stone is where technology and faith meet. Hartford has almost 30 years of experience in technolog...

12 Principles that are both Business and Spiritual. Dr. Hartford Dawson shares his decades of experience in technology and his academic knowledge to explain how to thrive in business. He connects the story of Steve Jobs and David (from David and Goliath) to identify principles for success.

Author Helena is asking the tough questions in her book Last Chance Live! What are the ways we seek forgiveness, and do they work? What is the cost of forgiveness? This book is geared towards youth 12 and above, offering critical thinking scenarios that can be transformative in how they interact with the world. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/last-chance-live-helena-haywoode-henry/1146799976https...

Book Release Oct 7, 2025 (Pre-order now) What a wonderful conversation! Author Helena Haywoode Henry says her book aims to transform readers into change agents for hope. This book is geared to youth 12 and up. It shows how "screen time" can shape our thinking. In this engaging conversation, Helena Haywoode Henry discusses her debut novel, 'Last Chance Live!', which explores the l...

Join us as we dive into a heartfelt conversation with Rodney Freeman Jr., author of "Daddy Let'sPlay" and "Rodney the Little Librarian." Discover theinspiration behind his children's books, his passion for storytelling, and theupcoming documentary on Black librarianship. Rodney shares insights on fatherhood, the importance of preserving history, and the narratives that shapeour communities. Stay t...

The Spectrum of Autism: A Conversation with Ayanna Davis Ayanna Sanaa Davis, an artist and autism advocate, shares her journey and insights on autism, particularly focusing on the experiences of Black autistic women and children. She discusses the misconceptions surrounding autism in the Black community, the importance of representation, and her book 'I Am Artistic, and I Am Phenomenal,' w...

In this engaging conversation, host Alice Maria speaks with poet Andrene Bonner about her book 'Women in the Wind,' which celebrates the contributions of remarkable women throughout history. Andrene shares her journey as a poet, the inspiration behind her work, and the importance of documenting women's stories that have often been overlooked. The discussion highlights various influenti...

Author Jennifer Witter discusses her background and the founding of the Borland Group, a public relations agency that focuses on minority-owned and women-led organizations. She emphasizes the importance of personal branding and shares practical advice from her book, *The Little Book of Big PR.* The conversation explores the differences between public relations and advertising, as well as the effec...

In this enlightening conversation, EbonyJanice shares her journey as a free woman on a love journey, discussing the inspiration behind her book 'All the Black Girls Are Activists.' She delves into the concepts of womanism, the importance of dreaming, and the need for softness and play in the lives of Black women. The discussion emphasizes wellness as a revolutionary act and the significance of hon...

This is a historical story about Tragedy and Triumph, the power of love, family, and community, and the imperfection of humanity. The main themes include the power of personal storytelling, the fight for justice, and the need for systemic change. The conversation explores themes of police brutality, the impact of MOVE, the power of love, resilience, and the importance of telling one's own story. I...

Summary The conversation between Alice and Constance revolves around the topic of ancestral genomics and the importance of understanding genetic diversity. Constance, an African evolutionary historian, discusses how certain health issues are related to the particulars of our ancestry and how the medical community has neglected African history. She emphasizes the need to expand the genomic landscap...

My conversation with Dawn Forrester Price is the best way to conclude Caribbean Heritage Month. Dawn shares how she sees herself as a conduit for the ancestors to share their stories. Dawn tells how moving to a country farm from the city connected her to the land and her ancestors' struggle. The impact of growing up with Jamaica's newfound independence shaped her life. Learn what it meant...

Full Episode July 3rd. July will begin with my insight conversation with  @jaycameronofficial Jay will discuss his journey of self-discovery and the importance of representation and education. He shares how his travels to Africa inspired him to create children's books, a travel company, and an educational academy. Jay recognizes the power of sharing knowledge and experiences to bridge cultural...

As we wrap up celebrating Caribbean Heritage Dawn Forrester Price discusses her book ' Run to Freedom ' and the creative process behind it. The conversation covers themes of unexpected journeys, the power of resilience, facing fear and conquering challenges, and the importance of courage. Dawn Shares how the challenges her children faced being bi-racial inspired her to write books about he...

Celebrate Juneteenth with folklore and fables from the past. Author Bobby Forte has put together an amazing learning tool of fables from the past to be used as a guide to navigate the present and the future. THE CAPTURED HORSEJohn Shackle, a man of folklore, was an enslaved man who attained his freedom. He tried to convince many of the enslaved, but few listened. The principles in the fables are r...

Read This! Authors Corner: Author Poonam Bhuchar ESQ. Poonam's Book gives great insight into how to recognize low self-esteem and the ability to follow your intuition. This interview is a wonderful discussion with Poonam Bhuchar about her book 'SAFE From The Pain' and the importance of emotional well-being and healing from trauma. As Poonam emphasizes, embracing one's culture while...

Read This! Authors Corner: Author Poonam Bhuchar ESQ. Full Episode May 13, 2024: This interview is a wonderful discussion with Poonam Bhuchar about her book 'SAFE From The Pain' and the importance of emotional well-being and healing from trauma. As Poonam emphasizes, it's vital to embrace one's culture while evolving within it. The conversation also highlights the impact of trauma...

https://youtu.be/h75T2ARKi9E Poet Faith Nelson is our Highlighted Poet for Poetry Month. This interview ties together her writing and love of music, enhanced by her commanding voice. We began the month with her poem “The Foster Girls.” Listen to my conversation with a passionate creative. We walk through the inspiration behind “Luminescent Ships: Love Songs to Caribbean American Life, which celebr...

Happy Poetry Month! ⁠ Poet Faith Nelson shares poems from her book Luminescents Ships. These beautiful poems about love and culture are our finale to Poetry Month.

Barron shattered all the myths about why Black executives have been made to feel they don't belong in the corporate environment. The Black Exec gives practical tools for understanding the psychology at work when you experience seven common workplace myths.

Award-winning Author Barron Witherspoon discusses the challenges often confronting Black executives in corporate environments. He debunks seven myths that hold executives back and offers proven strategies for empowering young executives to thrive in the corporate environment. Barron will help you recognize the 7 myths that Black executives often face. This book is filled with life lessons that can...

A coming-of-age story with a quiet undertone you would share with a friend. Kai does a masterful job of taking you an advantage with high and low that feel real. Being a Black Author doesn't mean the stories you create aren't universal. My part of our interview is this quote. All of our stories are universal because we have humanity in common. And that's something that I really wanted...

I am excited to share "What The Fireflies Knew By Kai Harris. As someone who grew up with "Tom Sawyer" and "Little Women" as required reading, I fully appreciate that understanding can be gained from everyone's experience. This book represents a universal experience from a different perspective. I love that it is a quiet story, showing that there is room for all storie...

Meet Dr. Pazanta Byars, author, poet, and publisher. She uses words as a paintbrush to express her love of culture and heritage! Dr. Byars proudly represents the Gullah and Yamesse traditions, language, and culture. Her grandmother, Rose-Lee Pazant, started the original Gullah Festival in Beauford, SC, as an opportunity to instill pride in language and culture in the students she taught. Join us f...

Special Program! Celebrating "Miss Lou" Louise Bennett Coverley Sponsored by Centenary University and Black Authors Hall of Fame Intercultural Skills Initiative. Prof. Opal Palmer Adisa is the editor of 100+ Voice for Miss Lou and a former director at the Univ. of the West Indies, Mona. Mona. Educates on the Jamaican Nation Language. Miss Lou's poem and Jamaica's language is brou...