3 Sistas & 1 Bookclub

The summer heat is rising, and so are the opinions! In this episode, join Erica, Kesha & Toni for an unfiltered, hilarious, and completely unhinged conversation between the 3 Sistas. We are throwing out the formal reading guides and bringing you the literary shenanigans!

The 3 Sistas are spilling their tea on everything they usually keep polite about. From overhyped books that completely missed the mark to DNFing popular books and addressing some book community hot takes, we're speaking our truths respectfully.

Grab your headphones and favorite snacks and get comfortable to find out which of the 3 Sistas drops the most controversial take of the summer. Whether you agree with their opinions, it's definitely a different conversation you will appreciate!

Pull out your earphones to tune in to a very powerful and introspective episode. Erica, Kesha, and Toni dive deep into the heart of Juneteenth, exploring how Black literature acts as a mirror, a teacher, and a catalyst for freedom.

In this episode, the 3 Sistas look beyond the calendar date to discuss how storytelling preserves Black history, honors the resilience of ancestors, and celebrates the rich complexity of Black culture.

From historical accounts that uncover untold truths to fiction that captures Black terror, Black pain, Black joy, and liberation, the ladies share their top book recommendations to help listeners commemorate Freedom Day and beyond.

Whether you're looking to diversify your bookshelf, educate your family, or simply share a space filled with sisterhood, love, and literary insight—this episode is for you!

The 3 Sistas are back for a brand‑new month, and May is giving reflection, celebration, and fresh reads!

In this episode, Erica, Kesha, and Toni kick things off with a lively Q1 recap — the books that surprised us, the ones that stretched us, and the moments in the community that reminded us why we read together.

Then we’re turning the page to spring with our May TBR lists. Expect honest opinions, new‑to‑us authors, and authors that deserve a spot on your bookshelf this month.

And because May is all about honoring the women who pour into us, we’re taking a heartfelt moment to celebrate the mothers, aunties, bonus moms, and mother‑figures in our Bookclub community. Whether you birthed babies, birthed ideas, or birthed healing — this one’s for you.

Plus, more laughs, more bookish tea, and more sisterhood as we step into a new season of reading and renewal.

After a month‑long hiatus to handle life’s plot twists, Erica, Kesha, and Toni are back on the mic and catching up. This episode dives into all things March — from celebrating phenomenal women authors to revealing their March Madness: Bookish Edition brackets, including Best Book Boyfriends, Best Villains, Best Debut Novels, and the most unforgettable Black speculative fiction worlds.

They also share the spring hobbies they’re excited to explore as the season shifts.

Settle in for another fun, cozy, and laughter‑filled episode with your favorite bookish trio.

In this episode, the Erica, Kesha, Toni and our guest Charlene explore how Black literature not only reflects who we are, but also who we could be when we give ourselves permission to dream boldly.

We start by diving into speculative fiction by Black authors—those visionaries who reimagine the future with us at the center. From alternate worlds to liberated timelines, we talk about how these stories expand our sense of possibility and remind us that Black futures are limitless.

Then we travel back to our younger selves, revisiting the books we wish we had encountered in middle and high school. The ones that would’ve affirmed us, challenged us, or simply made us feel seen. Now that we’ve read them as adults, we reflect on how they reshape our understanding of identity, joy, and belonging.

And finally, we close with something tender: love letters to our younger reading selves. Each Sista speaks to the girl who didn’t yet know how powerful her voice, her curiosity, and her imagination would become. It’s a moment of healing, gratitude, and celebration—because romanticizing ourselves is a practice, and Black literature helps us do it beautifully.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever found themselves in a story or wished they had sooner. Pull up a chair, grab your favorite bookish beverage, and join us as we honor the past, imagine the future, and love on ourselves in the present.

Happy Black History Month!!!!

The ladies of 3 Sistas & 1 Bookclub sit down for an in‑depth reflection on the stories, moments, and memories that shaped 2025. Join them as they wrap up the year with laughter, insight, and sisterhood—ushering in 2026 with intention, joy, and community.

The 3 Sistas; Erica, Kesha & Toni are closing out 2025 with laughs, lessons, and all the bookish shenanigans! From unforgettable author chats to the stories that kept us turning pages, this year‑end wrap‑up is pure joy. Tune in, relive the highlights, and celebrate community, connection & books with us!

In this episode of 3 Sistas & 1 Bookclub, Erica, Kesha, and Toni explore the power of community within BookTok and other bookish spaces, reflecting on how these platforms foster meaningful connection and shared joy. They also dive into November’s standout literary events, highlight exciting new releases, and share personal book recommendations that speak to their hearts and reading journeys.

Join the ladies of 3 Sistas & 1 Bookclub as they dive into their favorite fall rituals—from clearing off bookshelves to decking them out for the holidays. They share beloved autumn reads, cozy bookish essentials like blankets and pajamas, and the seasonal flavors that make this time of year magical.

If you’re a book lover who lives for the Fall season, this episode is your warm cup of cider. 🍁

3 Sistas & 1 Bookclub sits down with author Markus Redmond to discuss his debut novel Blood Slaves. Together, they dive deep into the storyline, explore its' compelling characters, and unpack the significance of the slave narrative, especially when reimagined through the lens of a revolutionary tale.