<p>Amon Mazingo's show, "Afro Tales", now in its third season, is a joyous celebration of folklore from the African diaspora and if you're not subscribed already, you will be after hearing this interview. From being inspired by Levar Burton's "Reading Rainbow" to being recognized in a grocery store, Amon is well on his way to superstardom. </p>

Amon Mazingo's show, "Afro Tales", now in its third season, is a joyous celebration of folklore from the African diaspora and if you're not subscribed already, you will be after hearing this interview. From being inspired by Levar Burton's "Reading Rainbow" to being recognized in a grocery store, Amon is well on his way to superstardom.

<p>Amon Mazingo's show, "Afro Tales", now in its third season, is a joyous celebration of folklore from the African diaspora and if you're not subscribed already, you will be after hearing this interview. From being inspired by Levar Burton's "Reading Rainbow" to being recognized in a grocery store, Amon is well on his way to superstardom.&nbsp;</p>

Amon Mazingo (Host, Afro Tales Podcast)

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