In Ntozake Shange's highly acclaimed, "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf" which premiered in 1976, the love of a Black woman is described (among other things) as delicate, beautiful and complicated.  Fast forward to present day.  According to my guest, accomplished entrepreneur and new author Karla Davis-Luster, Black love is "the most powerful and the strongest love two people could ever have."  Find out why as we discuss her recently published novel, "The Woman Tells."

In episode 36 of "Conversations with B. Moore", meet Deka Dancil, president of the Urban Jobs Task Force in Syracuse, NY. Very passionate about her community, Ms. Dancil discusses her work and shares her organizational efforts around the I-81 project.

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In episode 35 of "Conversations with B. Moore", singer/songwriter and record label owner Sayonne talks about her Caribbean roots and the journey she has taken to become a musical artist.

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In episode 34 of "Conversations with B. Moore", Monique Brooks Roberts discusses her life as a jazz/neo-soul/hip-hop violinist, and the spiritual journey she has taken to reach her success as an artist.

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In episode 33 of "Conversations with B. Moore", Bishop Colette Matthews-Carter shares her journey into ministry, discussing her strong involvement in social justice issues and the leadership she has provided during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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In episode 32 of "Conversations with B. Moore", the host talks with Syracuse comedian Travis Blunt about how he entered the world of comedy, and his opinions around how his hometown is changing.

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