Episodes
Is Grieving a Privilege? with Shanda McManus
Buy The Seven Daughters of Dupree Today! This week on Black & Published , Nikesha speaks wit Shanda McManus , author of Brother Epistles: A Sister's Memoir . In the book Shanda writes letters to her b...
Laws of Solomon by Eriq La Salle
Can you ever truly escape your past, or does it always find a way to catch up with you? This week, the girls are joined by the incredibly talented actor, director, and author Eriq La Salle to discuss ...
Redeem a Nation: Tulsa, Heritage, and the Path to Repair
During a MahoganyBooks event at National Harbor, Dr. Greg Carr and featured author and civil rights attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons discussed his first book, *Redeem a Nation*. Solomon-Simmons reveal...
What We Inherit with Shannon Sanders
Buy The Seven Daughters of Dupree Today! This week on Black & Published , Nikesha speaks with Shannon Sanders , author of the novel, The Great Wherever . It’s a generational family saga about a thirty...
Natalie Baszile: Friends and Family and the Difference Between Being Perceived and Being Seen
Join Niccara as she welcomes Natalie Baszile, author of Queen Sugar and We Are Each Other's Harvest , to the pod! We talk about her new novel Friends and Family , the 2016 phone call on a plane that p...
What Would You Trade a Decade For? Charlotte B. Plumb on Reap and Sow
Join Niccara as she welcomes Charlotte B. Plumb, UK fantasy author, to the pod from across the pond! We talk about her debut gothic romantasy Reap and Sow , how an episode of Peaky Blinders sparked a ...
Write the Book of Your Heart with Trisha R. Thomas
Buy The Seven Daughters of Dupree Today! This week on Black & Published , Nikesha speaks with, Trisha R. Thomas , the author of, Nappily Ever After , which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this yea...
Black Fantasy from The Reading Black Girls
In this episode, the girls explore dark academia, fantasy tropes, and the power of books to heal and inspire. Join them as they dive into recent reads, favorite themes, and the magic of storytelling. ...
Building Community Through Black Books: A Conversation with Ramunda Young and Morgan Menzies
At the vibrant Black Books Matter Festival in National Harbor, the inspiring co-founder of MahoganyBooks, Ramunda Young, and the passionate literary curator, Morgan Menzies, come together to explore t...