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Tune in to hear the talented Bro. Ronald Herd, II, aka R2C2H2 “Tha Artivist (artist meets activist)” talk about his popular W.E.A.L.L.B.E. BlogTalkRadioShow and News Blog which covers the cultural, political, and historical landscape of black life in this country with Poet-On! host, Kenneth Bowens.

In addition to R2C2H2’s radio talents he is the author/illustrator of, James Resse Europe: Jazz Lieutenant,  a Smithsonian Institute’s Recommended Jazz Books For Kids And Young Adults. Oh, and he also plays a mean trumpet too! To learn more about Bro Ron visit him online at www.r2c2h2.com which features some of his visual artwork and other accomplishments.

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with Bro Ron, R2C2H2, Tha Artivist, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to Poet-On!

 

 May 16, 2008 edition of Poet-On! with Ronald Herd, II [17:36m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to hear novelist, Sean Chandler, talk about his love for the western genre and how his brand new release, Gospel of the Gun, is getting quite a bit of attention with Writers Interlude host, Ann Brown!

Gospel of the Gun is the exciting new story from western writer Sean Chandler (author of Ebony Marshal, and Ebony Marshal: Bitter), that mixes elements of religious theology with western lore.

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with author, Sean Chandler, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to the Writers Interlude!

 

 May 14, 2008 edition of Writers Interlude with Sean Chandler [15:36m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

On The Air welcomes the Against All Odds Virtual Book Tour!

Tune in to hear new author, Niambi Brown Davis, talk about her romance novel, From Dusk to Dawn, and Virtual Book Tour with host, Marlive Harris!

In From Dusk to Dawn, Ayo Montgomery’s and Bilal Salaam’s first meeting was as explosive as a lightning storm. The verbal showdown that erupted between them should have been the end of them; if they couldn’t manage a civil conversation with one another, how could they possibly fall in love? But they do fall in love – deeply and completely. However, in fiction as in real life, the course of even the greatest love never runs smooth. Bilal and Ayo make it through the minefield of differences in age, faith and family opposition, only to face an unexpected challenge and the greatest threat to their future together. For one of them love means letting go, but for the other, it means holding on – against all odds.

Join Against All Odds Virtual Book Tour online today! - http://www.niambibrowndavis.blogspot.com

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with author, Niambi Brown Davis, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to On The Air!

 

 May 13, 2008 edition of On The Air with Niambi Brown Davis [38:18m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to the Poet-On! Show with Kenneth Bowens as Mikaylah Simone, recites poems from her award winning collection, My Manufactured English, and talk candidly about where her impressive revelatory view of life and feelings about mankind come from in every poem she writes!

My Manufactured English consist of penetrating poetry that focuses on a variety of themes and layered meanings of politics, religion, violence, community and the complexity of love -revealing the fresh insight of Mikaylah’s journey in life - that is honest, sad, comical and true.

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with author/poet, Mikaylah Simone, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to Poet-On!

 

 April 30, 2008 edition of Poet-On! with Mikaylah Simone [15:51m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to the brand new Poet-On! Podcast Show with Kenneth Bowens as he talks and listens to “sexy-poet,” Ebony Farashuu read from her collection, Butterfly Kisses: Poetry for the Many Faces of Love

Ebony Farashuu is an award winning poet and author. Butterfly Kisses was published in October 2002 and won “Honorable Mention” in the SCBC Self-Published Author Awards for Poetry of the Year. Her new novel, Slow Burn, released September 2007 has received rave reveiws from bookclubs and readers nationwide and is available wherever books are sold.

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 April 15, 2008 edition of Poet-On! with Ebony Farashuu [17:09m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to hear author, Desiree Day talk about her new sexy drama-filled release, One G-String Short of Crazy, with Writers Interlude host, Ann Brown

From the author of Cruising and Crazy Love comes, One G-Strong Short of Crazy, a ‘I-can’t-believe-you-really-said-that’ novel about hot-as-hell twin sisters who share everything except their taste in men, and a fine-ass brother from Chicago.

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with author, Desiree Day, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to Writers Interlude!

 

 March 14, 2008 edition of Writers Interlude with Desiree Day [21:18m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to hear best-selling author, Cheryl Robinson talk about her new release, Sweet Georgia Brown with Writers Interlude host, Ann Brown

Happy Valentines Day everyone; today’s interview is a sweet one! In Cheryl Robinson’s new novel, Georgia Brown has always had her husband’s back; she was the sole bread winner while he struggled to establish a career in show business as a comedian. Now she wonders if the sacrifice was worth it. You know the saying, — Hell has no fury like a woman scorned! Well enough finally becomes enough after Marvin pulls a stunt that Georgia can’t forgive. She is done turning her head. Marvelous Marvin, still too full of himself, is treading in waters too deep even for his boots. And yet, Georgia just may be the only one who can save him. Sweet Georgia Brown is a delightful story of acceptance and empowerment. It shines as a beacon of light for women who find themselves in a position of power.

Will you be Sweet Georgia Brown’s Valentine? 
Listen to today’s show, then click here to find out how!

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with author, Cheryl Robinson, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to Writers Interlude!

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 February 14, 2008 edition of Writers Interlude with Cheryl Robinson [18:07m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to hear host, Ann Brown, kick off her first Writers Interlude Podcast Show for 2008 with author, comedian, playwright, and minister, Mary R. Butler!

In Mary Butler’s debut, A Kiss in the Dark, we see Billy who was abandoned as a child by his father, finds solace in his good friend Travis and his family. The two boys are inseparable as they share each other’s pains and joys from childhood to manhood. As a man, Billy is a successful lawyer with material possessions to prove it. Even though he is engaged to, who he believes is the perfect woman, he’s still a bit of a womanizer. In spite of his perfect life, Billy is unable to extinguish the burning hate he has for his father and others and he soon finds out that his perfect life doesn’t protect him from a fatal deception.  Read the rest of this entry »

 

 January 9, 2008 edition of Writers Interlude with Mary R. Butler [16:14m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tune in to hear Howard University Theater Professor, Henri Edmonds, talk about her book of short stories, The Georgia Avenue Bus, with Writers Interlude host, Ann Brown.

The Georgia Avenue Bus, the heart of Washington, DC, is a collection of short stories which highlights the adventures of Morris Bernard Fletcher, the bus driver, and his vibrant passengers. Through his eyes, we meet various riders who remind us of our own frailty, glory and struggle to rise above the obstacles that life presents to us, because we see our own humanity in them. The colorful characters will make you laugh or will break your heart, either way they will remain in your memory for a long time.With these elements of comedy and drama, they prove that each person who commutes on public transportation has a complex life beyond their anonymity.

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with author, Henri Edmonds, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to Writers Interlude!

 

 December 18, 2007 edition of Writers Interlude with Henri Edmonds [32:32m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download