Sistah Girls Book Club Podcast Sharee Hereford

Sistah Girls, we had the pleasure of talking to Shanita Hubbard, author of the book that every Black girl should read, RIDE OR DIE: A Feminist Manifesto for the Well-Being of Black Women.Grab the book ➡️ https://amzn.to/40vkUcPThis conversation was so good, we defined and discussed what the "Ride or Die chick" represents and the many ways she shows up. Please be sure to pick up this book if you have not read it yet. And follow Shanita Hubbard http://shanitahubbard.com/

Sistah Girls, our founder, Sharee Hereford got the chance to interview the former CEO of BET, Ms. Debra Lee. They talked about her new memoir "I AM DEBRA LEE."This memoir is a MUST READ, you get business gems, life gems, and womanhood gems all in one book. From her friendship with the late Queen of Soul, Ms. Aretha Franklin, to her rise to the top at BET, Lee gives us her heart and wisdom. "I AM DEBRA LEE" is available now! Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok!

Sharee Hereford got the chance to interview author Tracey Michae’l Lewis-Giggetts to talk about her latest book, Black Joy: Stories of Resistance, Resilience, and Restoration. Hereford and Giggetts had a candid conversation about the many ways Black Joy can be used as a form of resistance.

Sistah Girls, Winter Tales is our limited audio storytelling series. Black authors and writers are sharing their work and get this they are reading it themselves for your enjoyment. Some stories were created specifically for this series and others are snippets of work that is already published. So grab something warm and enjoy! 

I recently got the chance to interview author Zakiya Walden. As a former journalist, Walden is no stranger to the pen. And as a beta reader, editor, and voice narrator she's no stranger to the literary world. Now with her debut novel, Blue Obstacles she turning yet another page in her book. 

This year we are celebrating Behind the Pen virtually on Black Indie Authors Day! I had the chance to talk to Nako and Nia Forrester about their careers as indie authors.