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Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 40 days
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65 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Stati Uniti
97 episodi
da 04 Novembre 2019
episodic

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This podcast episode features a deep discussion of Lindsey Stewart's book, The Conjuring of America, which examines the historical and cultural significance of Black women's survival magic. The hosts explore how traditional practices—such as midwifery, herbal medicine, and conjuring—were essential …

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n this episode of The Brothers Bookshelf, the hosts dive into Charmaine Wilkinson’s Good Dirt, a novel that explores family legacy, resilience, and the weight of history. Chosen by host Erica for its themes of empowerment, the book centers on a family heirloom—a mysterious jar or artifact—that carr…
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This is a two-part series on a coming-of-age story set in 2000 Savannah, Georgia, where Keith explores what the world could look like if gay weren't a thing and black masculinity was not rooted in violence and toughness but affection and love. Jay, an unassuming boy-next-door type, is taken by surp…
This episode explores Keith Miller Jr's book "Pritty" A story in which the main character Jay, moves through life, gentle in a world that often demands hardness. His older brother fits the mold of what everyone assumes a man should be, while Jay stays on the sidelines—unnoticed by most, except for …
In this episode, Da Bruhs tackles Nigger: An Autobiography by comedian, civil rights activist, and truth-teller Dick Gregory—a bold, unapologetic account of a life lived at the intersection of poverty, pain, protest, and punchlines. First published in 1964, Nigger is not just an autobiography; it’s…
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig is a thought-provoking novel that explores the concept of alternate realities through the life of Nora Seed, a woman overwhelmed by regrets and despair. At the lowest point in her life, Nora finds herself in a mystical place called the Midnight Library—a limitless …
Da Bruhs Bookshelf tackles "Salvage the Bones "by Jesmyn Ward, a powerful, lyrical novel set in the fictional Mississippi town of Bois Sauvage in the days leading up to Hurricane Katrina. The story follows fourteen-year-old Esch Batiste, navigating the challenges of poverty, adolescence, and an une…
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