# Robert Jones Jr
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Permit Yourself To Love
If James Baldwin and Toni Morrison had a literary baby, it would be Robert Jones Jr. He stops by the class to discuss what he learned about love from writing his debut novel, The Prophets. The New York Times Bestselling book shares the romance and love between two enslaved same-gender loving men on…
Time to Move
There is a time and a season for everything.The real question is: Are you ready to move?
Right now, it’s a scary time to be a Black creative. Honestly, it’s a scary time for everybody in the arts. I’ve shared in a previous episode how the Canva bots came for me — they told me that the word slavery …
EP61: This Is Something
In love addiction, we avoid our reality through fantasy and other behaviors that keep us stuck and feeling powerless. But even in recovery, reality becomes overwhelming at times, and we might still find ourselves wanting to check-out and shutdown in order to bypass those feelings.
In this episode,…
Award Winning Author, Robert Jones Jr. on Writing, the White Gaze, Graphic Novels, and Janet Jackson
After decades of knowing each other online, we're finally talking in real-time about books, comics, entertainment, our arts, the white gaze, and of course our favs: Wonder Woman and meeting Janet Jackson.
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Episode 3: Robert Jones Jr. and Mateo Askaripour Discuss Community, Love, and Purpose
NY Times Bestselling authors Robert Jones Jr. and Mateo Askaripour join Randy to discuss community, love, and purpose.
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Highlights include why Robert and Mateo write, how both guests found their purpose in writing, writing consistently, how Mate…
Cha With Robert Jones Jr.
Robert Jones, Jr. (formerly known as “Son of Baldwin”) is a Brooklyn-based writer and public speaker. He is the author of The New York Timesbestselling novel, The Prophets, which won the 2022 Publishing Triangle Edmund White Award for Debut Fiction, and was a finalist for the 2021 National Book Awa…
Ep. 75: Lit Recs: African Diaspora
Join Amanda and Kelsey as they explore notable reads by African diaspora authors for Black History Month. They discuss works spanning diverse genres, from historical narratives to fantasy, emphasizing both the richness of African cultural contributions and contemporary reflections. Don't forget to …
1.6: "I'll Take the Demerit" with Rayne Depukat
Rayne shares a story about inner conflict, growing up autistic and surrounded by both disability rights advocacy and evangelical Christianity. They decided early on to “just take the demerit”: discovering that although it may sting, liberation is possible when—in an oppressive system of high contro…
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