Join us as we continue our literary journey with author and business man Charles Chesnutt. A talented man with a true voice for writing. Much of his life was spent as an educator and a business man and of course being a literary figure. His most famous works include "The Goophered Grapevine, Conjure Woman, The Wife Of His Youth And Other Stories Of The Color Line, The House Behind The Ceaders and The Marrow Of Tradition and his final novel The Colonel's Dream." As he continued to write for publications of his time period he was overshadowed by writers of the harlem renaissance, and eventually fell off the scene. However in 1928 he became the recipient of the "Singarn Medal" by the NAACP for his pioneering work on behalf of the struggle of African Americans. Today Chesnutt is recognized as a major innovator in the tradition of African American fiction, an important contributor to the deromanticizing trend in post-Civil War southern literature and a singular voice among turn-of-the-century realists who treated the color line in American life. Tune in as we take a literary journey with Charles Chesnutt.

Join us as we dive into some fantastic and philosophical readings that may make you think. As we move ahead this year we want folks to be in tuned with society and to think more about issues that plague us. Sit back and listen to some interesting quick lit. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

Join us as we give you a dose of a political hot mess in the world of politics. It's on and popping folks in the political world! So much will be said from our politiicians this year including real politicing and of course some will be blowing hot air. The issues are at hand and the fate of America is in the hands of these indiduals we call politicians. Let's begin to break it down on who's talking real political issues and who's just blowing smoke. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

Join us as we take a look at words in motion and self expression of the written word. Putting your pen to the paper is evolutionary each and everytime you write. As you continue to and, the explosion of the words that come out are what tells a story and gives those words motion and life. Tune in live as we talk self expression and listen to words in motion. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

Join me for the literary wrap up of this week's fantastic literary shows and more. We will chat about all things literary that took place this week. So get your coffee, or breakfast smoothie and spend the morning at Diva's House for the ultimate literary wrap up. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

Join us for something new and fresh; "The Read Up!" This series will inform you and allow you to hear literary readings from authors of the past and the present. The world of literature is growing bit by bit. As things change we want you to be informed about great books what the world of the literature has to offer. Everybody it's time for the "read up." Tune in and keep it locked.

Join us as we continue our series "Life isn't a dress rehearsal." With the new year in full swing we have to start looking inward and allowing our evolution of self to continue to emerge like never before. Lives are at stake and we want you to evolve and take the necessary steps to have a full and dynamic life. Stepping out and shining with a high sense of self and major confidence is what we all should strive for this year and beyond. Tune in live as we dialogue and keep a "new year and new you" moving. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

Join me for Literary Wednesday and discover some valuable literary information. We will bring you up to date on what's happening in the literary industry. We will also chat about best sellers as well as authors at the forefront of their craft. The world of literature is growing in all ways. Authors, writers and publishers are constantly putting out great literature. There is no such thing as bordom in the literary world. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

Join us as we continue our literary journey with the one and only Nella Larsen. A novelist and a participant in the harlem renaissance, she had a true literary voice. Ms Larsen was the first african american woman to recieve a guggemhiem fellowship award for creative writing in 1930. A Chicago native and born with a danish background she encountered so much in her life and also in her literary career. Her most famous works include "QuickSand" and "Passing." She also was a strong contributor to the magazine titled "The brownies book." In time her writings became well known to many not only throughout the harlem renaissance, but throught the country. Tune in a take a literary journey with us with Nella Larsen.

Join us as we give you a dose of a political hot mess in the world of politics. As the the new year rages on it's politics as usual. We are asking the questions "what's lacking in politics and why? Who's doing their job and who's lacking? From every mainstream tv news station to political websites, politics will play a huge role this year. Get yourselves geared up for a whole lot of politicing as usual and as always keep your eyes and hears to the pavement. Stay tuned and keep it locked.