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S3E11 Keeper of Lost Children: Unveiling Untold Stories of Resilience
Victoria Christopher Murray hosts a conversation with Sadeqa Johnson about her new novel, Keeper of Lost Children. Johnson shares that her inspiration comes from Mabel Grammer, a woman who dedicated…
S3E10 Self-Publishing Success: Strategies from Three Dynamic Independent Authors
The second Black Books Matter Festival is inaugurated by Ramunda Young, co-owner of MahoganyBooks, whose opening remarks resonate with a deep appreciation for the significance of community spaces…
S3E9 Ben Crump on Civil Rights, Literature, and the Fight for Justice
This podcast episode features a momentous gathering at MahoganyBooks, where civil rights attorney Ben Crump presents his debut legal thriller, "Worse Than a Lie," the inaugural entry in the Boley…
S3E8 Reclaiming History: The Importance of Black Literature in Modern Society
The dialogue in this podcast episode offers a profound exploration of the significance of literature in African American history and identity. Tony Browder and Paul Coates engage in a spirited…
S3E7 Unveiling 'The Way Love Goes': Da Brat and Judy's Blueprint for Relationships
In this podcast episode, illustrious hip-hop artist Da Brat and her entrepreneurial spouse, Judy, share an insightful discussion of "The Way Love Goes," a relationship guide penned with care and…
S3E6 Resisting Erasure: The Role of Black Women in Historical Fiction
Discover the power of storytelling in the Black literary community, as authors discuss history, identity, and resilience in their works. The dialogue among esteemed authors Dolen Perkins Valdez,…
S3E5 Inside 'The Seven Daughters of Dupree': An Evening with Author Nikesha Elise Williams
Jason Reynolds engages in a profound conversation with Nikesha Elise Williams, centering around her newly released novel, "The Seven Daughters of Dupree." The dialogue delves deeply into the…
S3E4 Courage in Adversity: Collette V. Smith's Story of Resilience
Collette V. Smith, a pioneering figure in professional sports, engages in a profound dialogue with Ramunda Lark Young, co-owner and founder of MahoganyBooks, about her children's book, "Collette’s…
S3E3 Unveiling the Magic of Black Romance at the Black Books Matter Fest
Kennedy Ryan graced the 2nd Annual Black Books Matter Fest with her presence, captivating an audience eager to hear from the esteemed author known for her exceptional contributions to the romance…
S3E2 Exploring the Soundtrack of Youth: A Conversation with Jason Reynolds and Nile Bullock
The 2025 MahoganyBooks Black Books Matter Fest kicked off with a powerful live conversation featuring bestselling author Jason Reynolds and acclaimed voice actor Nile Bullock at our National Harbor…
S3E1 Healing Through Self-Care: Lessons from Devi Brown
What if self-care isn’t selfish—but survival? Join wellness educator Devi Brown and Alencia Johnson for a transformative conversation that challenges everything you thought you knew about taking care…
S2E13 A Journey of Self-Discovery: Christine Platt and Alex Elle Discuss 'Less is Liberation'
Christine Platt and Alex Elle engage in a profound dialogue surrounding Platt's latest publication, "Less is Liberation." Central to this conversation is the assertion that true liberation transcends…
S2E12 Ebony Ladelle and Friends: A Celebration of Love at HBCUs
An extraordinary dialogue unfolds as we gather to celebrate the illustrious publication of Ebony Ladelle's latest work, You've Got a Place Here, Too. This episode features a remarkable assembly,…
S2E11 Empowering Communities Through Books: Jeannine Cook's Journey
Listeners are treated to a rich dialogue featuring Jeannine Cook and Ramunda Young, which delves into the significance of representation in the literary world. Jeannine, who owns Harriett's Bookshop…
S2E10 Celebrating The Best Man: Unfinished Business with Malcolm D. Lee and Jayne Allen
Central to the conversation is the theme of unfinished business, a notion that echoes throughout the narrative of 'The Best Man: Unfinished Business.' Lee and Allen explore the idea that…
S2E9 The Emotional Landscape of Black Womanhood with Honorée Jeffers
The conversation surrounding Ms. Honorée Fannone Jeffers' latest literary endeavor, Misbehaving at the Crossroads, is both profound and timely, as it intricately unravels the emotional and historical…
S2E8 The Impact of Toni Morrison: Insights from Dr. Dana Williams
Ayesha Roscoe and Dr. Dana Williams engage in a thought-provoking dialogue that traverses the landscape of African American literature, delving into the editorial legacy of Toni Morrison and its…
S2E7 The Cultural Impact of Black American Humor with Damon Young
The conversation surrounding Damon Young's latest anthology, *That's How They Get You*, is rich in both content and context, particularly as it unfolds within the welcoming embrace of the DMV…
S2E6 Celebrating Malcolm X: Insights from Dr. Ibram Kendi
Dr. Ibram Kendi's visit to MahoganyBooks marks a pivotal moment in the discourse surrounding the legacy of Malcolm X, especially through the lens of young audiences. During this author talk, Kendi…
S2E5 Tia Williams Discusses Her New YA Novel: A Journey of Friendship and Love
Join us for an illuminating evening as we celebrate the launch of Tia Williams' latest young adult romance novel, "Audre & Bash Are Just Friends." This engaging discussion features both Tia…
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MahoganyBooks Front Row: The Podcast has published 53 episodes since November 2023, covering topics in Arts, Books.
MahoganyBooks Front Row: The Podcast is currently highly active with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 1h 1m.
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