Malcolm X's mother is the central focus of this podcast because of the teaching she gave Malcolm X while in her womb

Afriware Books owner reflects on her decision whether to read Richard Wright's works. She discusses the reasoning involved and how it impacted her views of his work.

Finding out that a 28 year old Afriware newsletter was in the archives at The Chicago Public Library inspired owner Nzingha Nommo to rededicate herself to preserving important papers associated with historic literary events.

Making the decision to leave the corporate world is not an easy one. It can be filled with stress and worry. Afriware Books founder discusses her experience and the steps she took to leave gracefully.

There's always more to a story than meets the eye. Find out how Afriware responded to a request from Amazon to p"partner" with them to promote their series

Given the surge in consumers who've decided not to purchase from Amazon, Afriware founder discusses the possible impact to authors.

10 year old Haley Anderson shares her inspiration for starting her business Haley's Common Scents. We highlighted her All Natural Deodorant and soywax candles.

Dr. Asantewaa shares her inspiration for pulling together scholars artists and activists to produce the newly published "The Eternal Year if African People" book, CD and DVD.

Afriware Books owner explains details about how we changed the customer experience when shopping in store.

Consider this... At first glance maybe, but upon further analysis, perhaps something else is also at play. Afriware Books founder gives suggestions on other ways of working through the convenient conversations we can get into.