Listen to this special episode that kicks-off The Well-Read Black Girl Festival. We chat with the founder of Well-Read Black Girl Glory Edim and Evette Dionne, Author of "Lifting As We Climb: The Black Women's Battle to the Ballot Box" to celebrate Black women writers and Black Suffragist past and present.

Cannabis history is rich, complex, and filled with stories of triumph, challenges, and everything in between. Listen to this episode with a cannabis educator and advocate to get some insight into both the medical and euphoric history of this ancient Chinese plant.

Let's debunk and destroy facts about Columbus and uncover ways to celebrate the resiliency and culture of the Indigenous groups who originally occupied this land.

Today we discuss the history of an iconic Black road trip guide created back in the day and pandemic road trippin' with travel journalist Kristin Braswell.

In this solo episode, we celebrate 100 years of a time period where Black folks changed the art, music, theater and literature game in ALL of American history not just Black History.

In this solo episode, we learn 5 facts about the US postal system, the unique history between USPS and Black folks-And if we should be worried about our Mail-in ballots during this pandemic.

Today we're learning about how libraries came about especially since they're 17,000 libraries in the US alone. We are joined by Librarian and Archivist Jehan Giles, who helps us take a look at the relationship between libraries and Black folks and helps us explore if we still need libraries today.

Did you know tea is the second most popular drink in the world after water? Listen to find out how the tea plant grew in China 6,000 years ago and ended up in our cups today-with special guest LaTonia Cokely founder of Adjourn Teahouse.

Tensions between the police and Black communities are nothing new, it's been going on for centuries. This episode uncovers how America got its police force and reveals how police have evolved throughout history, so we can truly understand the racism that's apart of American's policing system.

Listen to this episode on the history of collecting art and the history of how art ends up in musuems— with special guest Tyree Boyd-Pates a curator at the Autery Museum.