Join us as we dive into a heartfelt conversation with Rodney Freeman Jr., author of "Daddy Let'sPlay" and "Rodney the Little Librarian." Discover theinspiration behind his children's books, his passion for storytelling, and theupcoming documentary on Black librarianship.

Rodney shares insights on fatherhood, the importance of preserving history, and the narratives that shapeour communities.

Stay tuned for Rodney'supcoming documentary and explore the adventures of Little Rodney the Librarian.Don't miss out on these inspiring stories!

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The Spectrum of Autism: A Conversation with Ayanna Davis Ayanna Sanaa Davis, an artist and autism advocate, shares her journey and insights on autism, particularly focusing on the experiences of Black autistic women and children. She discusses the misconceptions surrounding autism in the Black community, the importance of representation, and her book 'I Am Artistic, and I Am Phenomenal,' which aims to empower young Black girls with autism. Ayanna emphasizes the need for understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity, highlighting the unique challenges and joys that come with being autistic.

In this engaging conversation, host Alice Maria speaks with poet Andrene Bonner about her book 'Women in the Wind,' which celebrates the contributions of remarkable women throughout history. Andrene shares her journey as a poet, the inspiration behind her work, and the importance of documenting women's stories that have often been overlooked. The discussion highlights various influential women, including Rihanna, Winnie Mandela, Amanda Gorman, and Beverly Manley, showcasing their impact and significance. Andrene emphasizes the themes of gratitude, empowerment, and the need to reclaim women's narratives in literature and society.