Black Girls Must Have It All

The Housemaid

This week Kenny and Latial discuss the first novel in Freida McFadden's "The Housemaid" series. Latial tells why this novel made her change her mind about hiring a maid service.

Any Where You Run

The week Latial and Kenny, discuss Any Where You Run a novel written by Wanda M. Morris. How to move past the past and what happens when you commit or take action before really thinking things through.

Black Girls Must Have It All

Join Kenny and Latial as they sit down to discuss Jayne Allen's novel, "Black Girls Must Have It All", and explore the parallels between its lifelike characters and real-life experiences. As they dissect the novel, they also examine what makes the characters and their stories so relatable. With Kenny and Latial's infectious chemistry and humor, you'll feel like you're part of the conversation, too. So, grab your headphones, sit back, and get ready to dive into the real talk!

What Lies In The Woods

In this captivating podcast episode, Kenny and Latial dive into an in-depth discussion about the gripping novel "What Lies In The Woods" by author Kate Alice Marshall. Join them as they explore the themes of lies, trauma, friendship, and the unique ways in which individuals cope with adversity. Tune in to gain valuable insights and perspectives on this unpredictable story.

Listen For The Lie

In this week's episode, Kenny and Latial dive into Amy Tintera's New York Times Bestseller Novel, "Listen for The Lie." The duo explores the intricate storyline and compelling characters of this gripping book. Kenny also shares his thoughts on the power of apology, revealing the kind of act he would consider as a meaningful gesture of remorse. Tune in to this episode for an engaging discussion on literature and the art of apology.