The episodes are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Buzzsprout, and Podcast Republic.
Season 1
1. Colson Whitehead's The Underground Railroad – Howard Rambsy II and Elizabeth Cali
2. Jesmyn Ward's Sing, Unburied, Sing – Ebony Lumumba
3. Toni Morrison's Beloved – Courtney Thorsson
4. Richard Wright's infamous review – Howard Rambsy II
5. Alice Randall's The Wind Done Gone – Richard Schur
6. 3 Novels, 3 Years: Pauline Hopkins – Elizabeth Cali
7. The Largest Vocabulary in African American Literature – Howard Rambsy II
Season 2
1. Alice Walker’s The Color Purple – Kathy Lou Schultz
2. Pauline Hopkins’s Hagar's Daughter – Alisha Knight
3. Octavia Butler and Wikipedia – Howard Rambsy II and Kenton Rambsy
4. Reading Jesmyn Ward at Parchman – Ebony Lumumba
5. Paul Beatty and Vocabulary – Howard Rambsy II
6. Ernest Gaines and film – Keith Clark
7. Black cultural mythology and Song of Solomon – Christel Temple
Season 3
1. Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937) – Shanna Benjamin
2. Toni Morrison and Vocabulary – Howard Rambsy II
3. Nella Larsen’s Passing (1929) – Donavan Ramon
4. Trudier Harris’s prolific scholarship on African American Novels – Howard Rambsy II
5. Paul Beatty and the Booker Prize – Cameron Leader-Picone
6. Colson Whitehead and Vocabulary – Howard Rambsy II
7. Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man – Laura Vrana
Season 4
1. Toni Morrison and the Seven Days – Abbey Morgan
2. Richard Wright's Native Son – Joseph G. Ramsey
3. The Evolving Reception of The Bluest Eye – Richard Schur
4. Black Writers & Afro-Mississippians – C. Liegh McInnis
5. The Sisterhood, 1977 photograph – Courtney Thorsson
6. The Story of Battle Royal – Kenton Rambsy
7. Graphic Novel--Red, White & Black – Stephyn Phillips
Season 5
1. African American Novels and the 1990s – Richard Schur
2. Frances E. W. Harper's Iola Leroy – Emily VanDette
3. Angie Thomas and Literary Activism – Ebony Lumumba
4. Black Women Writers courses – Howard Rambsy II
5. The Mixed Results of Sutton Griggs's debut – John Gruesser
6. How Students Connect to Ralph Ellison's "Battle Royal" – Jennifer Colatosti
7. Terry McMillan's Waiting to Exhale – Aneeka Ayanna Henderson
Season 6
1. Black Men Novelists and Intellectual Traditions – Howard Rambsy II
2. Static Shock – Stephyn Phillips
3. The Bluest Eye doesn’t go down easy – Kathryn Warren
4. The Color Purple film adaptation – Nicole Dixon
5. Read black novels, find Harriet Jacobs’s legacy – Elizabeth Cali
6. The Color Purple musical adaptation – Carmin Wong
7. Green Lantern (John Stewart) – Stephyn Phillips
Season 7
1. One of the smartest characters in African American fiction – Howard Rambsy II
2. Oprah Winfrey, Film, and African American literature – Nicole Dixon
3. The Bench by the Road Project – Howard Rambsy II
4. African American literature survey courses – Elizabeth Cali and Howard Rambsy II
5. HBW's Novel Collection – Howard Rambsy II
6. Ta-Nehisi Coates and the Midnight Angels – Howard Rambsy II
7. Waiting to Exhale film adaptation – Nicole Dixon
Season 8
1. The 50th episode of Remarkable Receptions – Howard Rambsy II
2. Storm – Stephyn Phillips
3. Marc Olden, a prolific, largely unknown novelist – Howard Rambsy II
4. Novelist and Television writer, Nichelle Tramble Spellman – Nicole Dixon and Howard Rambsy II
5. Blade, Vampire Hunter – Stephyn Phillips
6. August Wilson - Nicole Dixon
7. The Most African American literature courses in the Country – Howard Rambsy II
Season 9
1. Frequently Featured Authors in African American Review – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
2. Frequently Featured Authors in the CLA Journal – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
3. Quantifying African American Novel Ratings on Goodreads – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
4. Film Adaptations and Wikipedia pageviews – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
5. Quantifying Toni Morrison's Reception – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
6. African American Literary Data Work – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
7. Some Ways of Thinking about African American Literary Data Work – Kenton Rambsy and Howard Rambsy II
Season 10
1. African American literature, film adaptations, and Barry Jenkins – Nicole Dixon
2. 1970s Black Superheroes – Stephyn Phillips
3. Wayetu Moore’s She Would Be King – Ebony Lumumba
4. Jonathan Majors the Conqueror – Terrance Wellmaker
5. From Verses to Visuals on Jack Johnson – Howard Rambsy II
6. Toni Morrison's statement about writing & revision – Howard Rambsy II
7. The Oracle, Ben McFall – Howard Rambsy II
Season 11
1. Miles Morales – Terrance Wellmaker
2. Ann Petry's The Street – Angel C. Dye
3. Frank Yerby – Valerie Matthews
4. Black Diaspora and Casting Possibilities – Nicole Dixon
5. Casting Bias – Nicole Dixon
6. Casting Cora – Nicole Dixon
7. Understanding Octavia Butler – Ebony Lumumba
Season 12
1. Southern Black Writers – Howard Rambsy II
2. An unforgettable scene from Sula – Cindy Reed
3. Richard Wright, Keneth Kinnamon, and bibliography – Howard Rambsy II
4. Black novel dedications – Howard Rambsy II
5. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's most far-reaching honor – Jewell Humphrey
6. The prolific and creative work of Colson Whitehead – Howard Rambsy II
7. Born in Blackness and São Tomé – Howard Rambsy II
Season 13
1. Responding to Rion Amilcar Scott's robot, AI story – Howard Rambsy II
2. 1980s Black Superheroes – Stephyn Phillips
3. Angela Bassett's Queen status performance – Terrance Wellmaker
4. When Nick Fury became black – Howard Rambsy II
5. Announcing Ta-Nehisi Coates as a Marvel writer – Howard Rambsy II
6. Ironheart -- Riri Williams – Cindy Reed
7. 1990s Black Superheroes – Stephyn Phillips
Season 14
1. A Black Voice in a galaxy far, far away – Howard Rambsy II
2. Noticing Riley from "Heads of the Colored People" – Howard Rambsy II
3. The Sound & Talent of Robin Miles – Howard Rambsy II
4. That Dramatic Scene from Batman and the Outsiders #1 – Howard Rambsy II
5. The Resounding Talents of Dion Graham – Howard Rambsy II
6. The Trouble with Leading Writer on Race Coverage – Howard Rambsy II
7. Toni Morrison as Voice Actor – Howard Rambsy II
Season 15
1. Casting Viola Davis – Nicole Dixon
2. The 100th episode of Remarkable Receptions – Howard Rambsy II
3. 1987 - Pivotal Year in Black Literary History – Howard Rambsy II
4. The Internal Dialogue of Colson Whitehead's Harlem Shuffle – Dixon, Holmon, White, Rambsy
5. The Internal Dialogue of Colson Whitehead's Crook Manifesto – Dixon, Holmon, White, Rambsy
6. A Sociology of African American Literature – Howard Rambsy II
7. Colorism and Black Literature – Howard Rambsy II
8. English majors and Career Preparation – Howard Rambsy II
9. Black Novels and Screen Adaptations – Nicole Dixon
10. Memorable Opening Lines – Howard Rambsy II
Season 16
1. The Field of African American Literary Studies – Howard Rambsy II
2. The Tradition Imperative – Howard Rambsy II
3. Our Very Own Norton – Howard Rambsy II
4. Resources and African American literary studies – Howard Rambsy II
5. Words of Fire – Howard Rambsy II
6. The Rise of 19th Century Studies – Howard Rambsy II
7. Black writers in support of Toni Morrison – Howard Rambsy II
8. Toni Morrison and African American literary studies – Howard Rambsy II
9. Zora Neale Hurston and Richard Wright – Howard Rambsy II
10. Elizabeth McHenry, Kinohi Nishikawa, and African American literary studies – Howard Rambsy II
Season 17
1. African American literature and the Cold War period – Howard Rambsy II
2. The Black Bibliography Project – Howard Rambsy II
3. Carolyn Fowler's Groundbreaking Bibliographic Work – Howard Rambsy II
4. Amiri Baraka and Black World magazine – Howard Rambsy II
5. Audio and African American Bibliography – Howard Rambsy II
6. James & Huck – Howard Rambsy II
7. Trudier Harris's Bigger: A Literary Life – Howard Rambsy II
8. Locating the Big 7 – Kenton Rambsy
9. Oscar Micheaux's Adaptation of an Adaptation – Nicole Dixon
10. Katherine Dunham – Danielle Hall and Howard Rambsy II
Season 18
1. The Color Purple, Again and Again – Nicole Dixon
2. Streaming African American Novel Adaptations – Nicole Dixon
3. Samuel Jackson and the Casting Debate – Nicole Dixon
4. The Forever Trailer--The Underground Railroad – Nicole Dixon
5. Oscar Micheaux, Spike Lee, and The Birth of a Nation – Nicole Dixon
6. Three Adaptations of Native Son – Nicole Dixon
7. Chester Himes’s Contribution to Blaxploitation – Nicole Dixon
8. Casting Black People – Nicole Dixon
9. Casting Celie – Nicole Dixon
10. Casting Shug Avery – Nicole Dixon
Season 19
1. A Defining Book on the Black Arts Movement – Howard Rambsy II
2. The Toni Morrison Society in Martinique – Howard Rambsy II
3. Milestone Media – Stephyn Phillips
4. African American Novelists at the Age of Debut – Howard Rambsy II
5. Black Men Writers, the New York Times, and a Missed Opportunity – Howard Rambsy II
6. Considering Katherine Dunham – Danielle Hall and Howard Rambsy II
7. Toni Cade Bambara's "The Lesson" – Kenton Rambsy
8. Unnamed African American Protagonists – Howard Rambsy II
9. Furious Flower IV – Angel C. Dye
10. Moon Girl – Stephyn Phillips
Season 20
1. The Days After Morrison died – Howard Rambsy II
2. 150th Episode – Howard Rambsy II
3. Malcolm X Crime Scene Investigators – Howard Rambsy II
4. Malcolm X and the Man with the Shotgun – Howard Rambsy II
5. The Origins of Neo-slave Narrative – Howard Rambsy II
6. Trans-national African Women Writers – Makayla Mallon
7. African American Silent Generation – Howard Rambsy II
8. The Acacia Tree Sunset Treatment – Howard Rambsy II
9. The Spider-Verse – Stephyn Phillips
10. Unremarkable Receptions – Howard Rambsy II
11. Edward P. Jones's Approach to Storytelling – Kenton Rambsy
12. 99 Career Options (and Teaching’s Just One) – Howard Rambsy II
13. 2000s Black Superheroes – Stephyn Phillips
14. Edward P. Jones, the Neighborhood Preservationist – Kenton Rambsy
15. Reasons to Stop Watching – Elizabeth Cali and Howard Rambsy II
16. The Puzzle of Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif” – Howard Rambsy II
17. The Diverse Evolution of the Batman Family – Stephyn Phillips
18. Organizing African American Literature – Howard Rambsy II
19. Representations of Slavery as Creative Inspiration – Howard Rambsy II
20. The Greatest 25 Years in Black Women’s Writing? – Howard Rambsy II
Season 21
1. George Herriman and the Legacy of Krazy Kat – Stephyn Phillips
2. The Saga of Huey Freeman – Howard Rambsy II
3. The Story Architect Behind Celebrity Memoirs – Howard Rambsy II
4. The Story of Zora Neale Hurston's Sweat – Kenton Rambsy
5. Jackie Ormes, Breaking Barriers in Comics – Stephyn Phillips
6. Ta-Nehisi Coates Responds to Responses – Howard Rambsy II
7. Three Top Black Novels on Wikipedia – Howard Rambsy II
8. Matt Baker, A Pioneer in Comics – Stephyn Phillips
9. Andrew Theising's East St. Louis Postcards – Howard Rambsy II
10. From Uranium to Vibranium – Howard Rambsy II
11. The Story of James Baldwin's Sonny Blues – Kenton Rambsy
12. Orrin C. Evans, Trailblazer in Comics – Stephyn Phillips
13. A New Map of Wakanda – Howard Rambsy II
14. Reader – Howard Rambsy II
15. The Rise of Afrofuturism in the 1990s – Howard Rambsy II
16. The Evolution of Afrofuturism – Howard Rambsy II
17. African American Fiction at the Airport – Howard Rambsy II
18. One Black Writer at a Time – Howard Rambsy II
19. When Did Contemporary Black Literature Begin? – Howard Rambsy II
20. Bryan Hill, Prolific Comic Book Writer – Howard Rambsy II
Season 22
1. The Growth of Audiobooks – Howard Rambsy II
2. Talking Books – Howard Rambsy II
3. Making African American Lit Audible – Howard Rambsy II
4. The Debt Our Field Owes Black Students – Howard Rambsy II
5. Future of Black DH – Kenton Rambsy
6. Playful Representations of Slavery – Howard Rambsy II
7. James as a Neo-Slave Narrative – Howard Rambsy II
8. Ta-Nehisi Coates's Three Best-selling Comics – Howard Rambsy II
9. Novel Generator Machine – Howard Rambsy II
10. Black Readership Grievances – Howard Rambsy II
11. Toni Morrison as Editor – Angel C. Dye
12. 200th episode – Howard Rambsy II
13. The Greatest 30 Years of Black Men's Writing – Howard Rambsy II
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