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Black Literary Energy Podcast
by Naomi Mays
Hosted by Naomi Mays, an instructor at Jackson State University, this podcast brings literature to life through thoughtful conversations with students, faculty, and community voices. Each episode explores boundary-pushing texts like Toni at Random by Dana Williams.Rooted in the brilliance and resilience of Black creativity, Black Literary Energy is inspired by Toni Morrison’s reminder of our “sheer energy, inventiveness, and innovation.” This podcast is more than a discussion—it’s a celebration of storytelling, critical thought, and the transformative power of doing our work.
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Reflections from Toni at Random
Episode 1 kicks off with Naomi Mays, Blaise Adams, Kaelyn Conley, Makayla Hays, and Dr. Laura Miller in a dynamic conversation on the first chapter of Toni at Random by Dana Williams. Together, they explore what Black literary energy means and reflect on how to inspire the next generation to embrace storytelling, creativity, and the writing mantle.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hosted by Naomi Mays, an instructor at Jackson State University, this podcast brings literature to life through thoughtful conversations with students, faculty, and community voices. Each episode explores boundary-pushing texts like Toni at Random by Dana Williams.Rooted in the brilliance and resilience of Black creativity, Black Literary Energy is inspired by Toni Morrison’s reminder of our “sheer energy, inventiveness, and innovation.” This podcast is more than a discussion—it’s a celebration of storytelling, critical thought, and the transformative power of doing our work.
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Naomi Mays
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