This week on My Baddie Can Read, we're honored to welcome comedian, writer, and author Roy Wood Jr. for a conversation about his memoir, The Man of Many Fathers.

In this candid and thought-provoking interview, Roy shares the inspiration behind the book, the impact of losing his father at a young age, and the many mentors, friends, and father figures who helped shape the man he became. We discuss the power of community, the complexities of grief, the realities of fatherhood, and how humor can help us navigate life's most challenging moments.

Join us as we go beyond the pages to explore the stories behind the memoir, Roy's personal journey, and the lessons he hopes readers will carry with them. Filled with laughter, honesty, and heartfelt reflections, this is a conversation about family, resilience, and the people who show up for us when we need them most.

Grab your favorite drink and settle in for an unforgettable episode with Roy Wood Jr. on Baddies Can Read. 📚✨🎙️

This week on My Baddie Can Read Podcast, we’re diving into "My Train Leaves at Three" Join us as we unpack the emotions, decisions, and the embarrassing moments that shape this story. We’re talking about timing, missed connections, self-discovery, and what it really means to choose yourself—even when it’s hard. Expect honest takes, a little laughter, and the kind of reflection that only happens when baddies read between the lines. Tap in, because this conversation is one you don’t want to miss.🎧

New episode out now—grab your headphones and let’s talk about it.

On this episode of My Baddie Can Read, we’re diving into the gritty, Southern noir world of King of Ashes by S. A. Cosby and Baddies… this one is intense. A novel about tangled web of family loyalty, buried secrets, and small-town power plays. In true My Baddie Can Read fashion we break it down and get into moral gray areas, impossible choices, and toxic family dynamics. We’re asking the real questions, so grab your copies and get into the Carruthers' tea. This conversation is layered, raw, and unapologetically honest.

Baddies we started the year off SPOOKY! Join us as we talk through this southern gothic horror about a prestigious HBCU. This episode we breakdown HooDoo, VooDoo and the Keepers! We give our opinions on the Robinson sisters relationship and who we think should have been sacrificed. Ohhh... and did we forget to mention that is episode is also available on YouTube?!

Hey Baddies! This novel was a great way to wrap the year up! On this episode we are definitely talking about Carol! Together, we unpack the characters, themes, and moments that made us pause, gasp, and reflect. From generational trauma to the cost of protecting appearances, this conversation goes beyond the pages and into real-life connections that many of us know all too well. Expect honest reactions, thoughtful analysis, and a few “baddie takes” you won’t hear in a traditional book club. Grab your book, grab your drink, and come read and talk with the baddies. Happy New Year! Can’t wait to catch up in 2026!

Who’s Bad? APC’s bad! But he’s damn good at writing! In one of our favorite author interviews thus far, the Baddies have a sit down with Aaron Philip Clark, penman of the Trevor Finnegan series and Hollywood’s latest book-turned-series, The Accomplice (co-authored with none other than Mr. G-G-G-G-G-G-G Unit, 50 cent!! We learn so much about the makings of Trevor Finnegan, Aaron Philip Clark’s life trajectory and the value it adds to his storytelling. APC is a man of many talents, and we’re so honored that he’s our first official Bad Dude. This incredibly fun interview is full of laughs, insight, lessons of history and more! Get in baddies—and bad dudes! You don’t want to miss this one! 

Bad Boys, Bad Boys, watcha gonna do?! Whatcha gonna do when Trevor comes for you?! This month, we're diving into The Bluest Night, the third and latest installment in the Trevor Finnegan series by author Aaron Philip Clark. This novel is a gritty, emotional and morally complex thriller that pushes Trevor Finnegan beyond his light skinned-ed limits hehe.

In this episode, we break down The Bluest Night, also covering some memories from the past two books of the series. We explore Trevor as a son, father, boyfriend and now a brother. Whether you're a long-time Trevor Finnegan fan or new to the series, this is a convo worth joining! So, come on baddie, we're going to solve a murder in Malibu!

In this episode of My Baddie Can Read, we sit down with journalist, author, and the great-great-granddaughter of Madam C.J. Walker — the iconic A’Lelia Bundles. We dive into the powerful legacy of Black beauty, entrepreneurship, and family storytelling. From reclaiming narratives to writing the definitive biography On Her Own Ground, A’Lelia shares what it means to honor a legacy while forging your own. This is a conversation about history, heritage, and the power of words. Oh trust, it’s giving brilliance, boldness, and bookish baddie energy.

Tune in to hear how a true literary queen is keeping Black stories alive — one page at a time. 📚✨

Hey Baddies! We’re back with another powerful episode of My Baddie Can Read Podcast. For September, we dove into Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. A sweeping multigenerational story of love, sacrifice, and survival. In this episode, we explore the striking parallels between the experiences of Black Americans and Koreans navigating identity and belonging, reflect on Noa’s heartbreaking passing, and examine the heavy weight of shame Sunja carries throughout her life. Join us as we delve into the themes of family, resilience, and what it means to carve out dignity in a world that often denies it.

Hey Baddies! In this episode, we wrapped up Angela Flournoy's "The Turner House." Our time with the Turner family has come to a close, though they've left us with some unanswered questions. Have you been deep diving into this family lore with us? Tune in to hear Nika and Yannie discuss thoughts, hopes and dreams for this dynamic family of 13+. Join the conversation by subscribing, commenting, and sharing your views!