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The International Book Show host Makonnen Sankofa interviews author Eudie Okoro about Eudie’s book, TIMELESS WOMAN By a 63-year-old who Defies Age: Discover how YOU can Revolutionise the way you look and feel within 6 months (NATURALLY)! This episode highlights the book’s natural six-month approach to transforming how you can look and feel at any age. Written by…

Host Makonnen Sankofa sits down with author Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd for a powerful conversation about his two impactful works: Black Self Love Spoken Word and Reparations – Part 1 and Black Self Love Spoken Word and Reparations – Part 2. In this inspiring interview, Larry explores themes of Black love, cultural identity, justice, and the…

In this enlightening episode, Makonnen Sankofa welcomes Nathaniel Wilkins and Shebah Carfagna to discuss their book on achieving and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The conversation explores the challenges many people face in sticking to a healthy diet and regular exercise, and how small, consistent habits can make a significant difference. The book emphasizes that a…

In this insightful episode, host Makonnen Sankofa welcomes Nicole Bennett Blake, author of The Good Parent and the Happy Child. Nicole shares practical, research-based guidance for professional women striving to balance a demanding career with effective, joyful parenting. She discusses how to establish healthy routines, set boundaries, support children’s development, and introduce better eating habits—even…

📚 Spotlight on Two Powerful Books by Paul Posey I Am My Own Dad & 75% Man In a world where countless boys grow up without fathers, author Paul Posey steps forward with two transformative works that speak directly to the heart of manhood, healing, and generational change. 🔹 I Am My Own Dad This…

In this inspiring episode, host Makonnen Sankofa sits down with Francisca Epale, author of How I Conquered Breast Cancer Without Chemotherapy, to discuss her remarkable journey of healing and hope. Drawing from her personal battle with breast cancer and the loss of five family members to the disease, Francisca shares how she chose unorthodox methods,…

In this compelling episode, Makonnen Sankofa speaks with Mamalucy about the raw and emotional memoir of Ethel Smiter, a survivor of fourteen years of domestic violence. The conversation highlights Ethel’s struggle to rebuild her self-esteem, reclaim her identity, and transform her trauma into strength. Mamalucy shares how Ethel turned intimidation into motivation, rising against the…

Host Makonnen Sankofa talks with author Reginald Williams about Reginald’s book, A Marginalized Voice. The book shines a light on the systems and practices that keep Black boys at a disadvantage and often push them into difficult situations. Williams challenges readers to look beyond the narrow stereotypes that society often imposes on Black boys. His…

In this gripping episode, host Makonnen Sankofa speaks with author Robert Faai about Robert’s powerful and emotionally charged story centred on Ferdi—a young man from Shangkwa, Cameroon, whose community has been devastated by the HIV epidemic. Seeking a better future and hoping to earn enough to marry his beloved Janie, Ferdi travels to Nigeria. But…

In this exciting episode, Makonnen Sankofa welcomes Romona Myles to discuss Life Along the Nile Magazine, a bi-monthly digital publication dedicated to exploring the rich history and vibrant culture of Ancient Egypt and the Nile Valley. With a soft-launch approach, Romona is slowly building awareness, gathering feedback, and shaping the magazine’s future direction. The magazine…