Sharee Hereford

Sistah Girls Book Club Podcast

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The Sistah Girls Book Club podcast is hosted by Sharee Hereford #TheSistahGirlNextDoor This podcast is for Black women who enjoy reading books by Black authors and having some juicy discussions. I interview some of your favorite authors and I even spill the tea on my thoughts regarding their work and all things within the Black literary community. 

Author

Sharee Hereford

Category

Arts

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 2, 2026

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Episodes

Books & Other Ish Ep 2 08.02.2020

Sharee Hereford gives a book review of Speaking of Summer by Kalisha Buckhanon. She lists three new books you should read in February, talks about her fast, the passing of Kobe Bryant, Gayle King's interview with Lisa Leslie, and Oprah's views on people attacking Gayle on social media.

Books & Other Ish–What I'm reading this month + T.I. & Red Table Talk 26.11.2019

On this episode of The Sistah Girls Podcast I introduce, "Books & Other Ish." It's the new direction the podcast is going in. I'm going to talk about the books I'm reading + current events mixed with pop culture.

Interview With Nako 21.08.2019

Sharee Hereford got a chance to sit and talk to Black contemporary urban author, Nako. Nako talked about how she began writing, she shared some advice for new authors and told us her future plans.

Conversation with Jazmen Greene, creator of LiterallyBlack.com 15.01.2019

Sharee Hereford sat down to have a chat with Jazmen Greene, Founder of LiterallyBlack.com.

An Interview With Urban Author Takerra Allen 08.10.2018

Takerra Allen has self-published over a dozen novels. She turned her novel, Heaven's Hell into a full-length film that she wrote, directed and produced. Allen opened up about her life as a writer and entrepreneur, she also gave advice on what it takes to be your own boss.

Interview with author Omar Tyree 09.09.2018

On this episode, Sharee Hereford got a chance to talk to Omar Tyree, author of the cult classic novel–Flyy Girl. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the novel, Tyree spoke about the success of the book, how he got his start writing, and everything in between.

Interview with Black independent author B.M. Hardin 16.07.2018

Sharee Hereford interviews black independent author B.M. Hardin. Hardin has written and self-published over 30 books and she is not slowing down anytime soon. We discuss how she became a writer, we delve into her stories, and Hardin drops off some gems for aspiring authors.

Interview with Black Contemporary Romance author Love Belvin 07.06.2018

I sat down with Love Belvin in early 2017 to do a written interview for Permission to Write. The interview was so good that I wanted readers to be able to hear the full interview without edits.

Interview with Black romance author Bailey West 05.04.2017

I got a chance to speak with black contemporary romance author Bailey West. She recently released her first novel, "Blue's Beauty," we had a candid conversation about her writing, the black church, and what's she has for readers in the future.

Candid conversation with author Danielle Allen 25.02.2017

In this episode, Sharee Hereford chats with Black Contemporary Romance author Danielle Allen. She dishes on how she became an author, her process when writing, and gives some candid advice to aspiring authors.

The Reason I decided to do the Daniel Fast 25.02.2016

Fasts are not just for dieting, I decided to do the Daniel Fast for spiritual reasons. I share what some of what I learned and a few of my "aha moments."

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