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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 71 – Fayola Massiah

Children’s black history book. Perfect for home and school learning. Complete with key dates, keywords and fun illustrations. Perfect for 5 – 9 year olds. A book not only about rebels of slavery but also rebels for freedom.Learn about and remember the Africans and those of the diaspora who fought against oppression and were instrumental…

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 70 – Tamera Foley

This episode features an interview with Dr. Tamera Foley, who will be talking about Social Emotional Learning (SEL).

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 69 – Trenton Bailey

In Do You Remember? Celebrating Fifty Years of Earth, Wind & Fire, Trenton Bailey traces the humble beginning of Maurice White, his development as a musician, and his formation of Earth, Wind & Fire, a band that became a global phenomenon during the 1970s. By the early 1980s, the music industry was changing, and White had…

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 68 – Joshua Omeke

Joe’s Collectanea documents the flexibility in the authors attempt to tell unique stories and narrate real experiences through poems. Each poem derives its meaning from the writer’s understanding of how to juxtapose words for the said purpose of writing. All poems included in this collectanea are regarded as a narrative approach in drafting poems. Link…

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 67 – Syreeta Walker

Trinidad is a special girl. A very special girl indeed. Extremely smart and loves to learn. Even more than learning, she loves to teach others about something she has to live with for the rest of her life….. Link to buy the book: ⁠ brixtoncandleco.com https://www.amazon.co.uk/Glaucoma-Me-Melba-OConnor/dp/1664113894

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 66 – Betty Yinka Adejumo-Popoola

Many people have internal struggles not visible to others, but when your face is covered with acne, not only do you need to deal with the internal struggles, but you also need to address the glares and sometimes unsolicited comments from loved ones and strangers. Take a journey into the world of Betty ‘Yinka Adejumo-Popoola’s…

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 65 – Kingsley Pilgrim

Humberfield is a quiet village, most people go about their day to day business and getting along with lives. But some residents have secrets, revenge on their minds and a need to set things right in their lives, no matter the cost to others…  Link to buy the book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Humberfield-Kingsley-Pilgrim/dp/1803815469

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 64 – Willorna Brock

This book is the Ultimate Guide to Landing Your Dream Job. As the job market evolves rapidly in 2023, early talent and young individuals aged 18-30 face unique challenges when seeking their ideal career paths. To aid aspiring professionals in this endeavour, renowned HR Consultant and Career Coach Willorna Brock unveils ‘The Art of Job…

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The Black Books Show Podcast Episode 63 – Denise James

This book shines a much-needed light on this world’s current dark night of the soul, and its Inner Light guides us into new life-affirming behaviors and mindsets. The author addresses the human condition from the root up, and encourages new ways of being, seeing, living, and loving that will lead to true and lasting change.The overarching message…

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The Black Book Show Podcast Episode 62 – Brian Simpson

Alex is a newly retired Air Force pilot who is excited about his post-retirement life. Eager to get back to his hometown, he hits the road as soon as he drops his retirement papers. Amid the fun of reconnecting with family and old friends, it becomes clear to Alex that something bad is happening in…

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