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Hosted by Black Girls Lit · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Unfiltered, unbothered, and always lit! Whether it’s literature, libations, or life-- Black Girls Lit is your new favorite vibe with page-turners and poured spirits.
Black Girls Lit hosts Black Girls Lit!, a society show with 21 episodes published.
A Cinderella story where the ball is not a dream, it’s a threat. We put on our tiaras, pour Bougie Peach vodka, and crack open Cinderella Is Dead to talk about what happens when a society turns a fairy tale into law and
A boyfriend who checks every box can still be the biggest risk in the room, and that’s exactly why we couldn’t stop talking about The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden. We’re sipping Equiano Rum and walking through what makes
Sugar Hill looks like paradise until you notice how quiet the threats are. We’re pouring Yah Yah Cognac and getting into The Great Mann by Kyra Davis Lurie, a sharp, stylish reimagining of Gatsby set inside Black Los Ang
Twenty years of history should come with some growth, right? We crack open Fiddler Whiskey and then get brutally honest about Unfinished Business by Malcolm D. Lee and Jayne Allen. Harper is divorced, celebrated, and sti
“Yes” sounds simple until it asks you to be seen, be bold, and be honest about what you actually want. We start season two of Black Girls Lit with Shonda Rhimes’ Year of Yes (10th anniversary edition) and a table full of
A doomsday story hits different when you’re laughing with a drink in hand and still realizing the warning might be real. We’re back for Thirsty Thursday with a Beehive Bellini and a look back at Octavia E. Butler’s Parab
Some books aren’t stories—they’re scripture. In Episode 15, we enter the prophetic world of Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler—one of the most visionary and urgent voices in Black speculative fiction. This book doesn
There are love stories that sweep you off your feet—then there are the ones that make you sit in your silence , confront your patterns, and unearth the parts of yourself you've kept hidden. In Episode 14, just ahead of V
A new year means new energy—but first, we’re facing the mirror. In our first episode of 2026, we step into Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams, a novel that captures the chaos, vulnerability, and raw beauty of a woman on t
We’re closing the year the only way we know how—curled up with a good story, a glass in hand, and our full selves in the room. In our final episode of the season, the BGL crew dives into Second Chance Christmas by Jahque
The eleventh hour is when everything you’ve been holding finally breaks through. In our 11th episode, we sit with Long After We Are Gone—a novel that doesn’t just tell a story, it demands that you feel it. And we did. Ev
Ten episodes in—and this one’s a celebration. Black Girls Lit! has officially reached double digits, and we’re raising a glass to the journey. Through every laugh, debate, page-turn, and pause for refills, we’ve built so
The Butcher is back—and not everyone wanted to follow him. In Episode 9, Lex, Star, and Natasha continue the twisted ride with The Butcher’s Game by Alaina Urquhart. Stephanie gracefully bows out (because one killer was
In Episode 8, the crew goes way into the mind of madness with The Butcher and the Wren by Alaina Urquhart. This psychological thriller had us digging deep into the chilling mind games of a serial killer who toys with mor
We’ve come to the end—but this one didn’t go quietly. In the final episode of our Legacy of Orïsha series, we dive into Children of Anguish and Anarchy by Tomi Adeyemi—and it’s a whirlwind from beginning to end. From exp
The revolution isn’t over—but the vibes have definitely shifted. In this sixth episode of Black Girls Lit!, the hosts return with our special guest and now rotating co-host, Stephanie , to continue unraveling Tomi Adeyem
Magic has a price. And in our fifth episode, we begin to understand just how high that cost can be. The Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi is the first book of the Legacy of Orïsha trilogy that we ever cracked op
In this week’s Black Girls Lit! pour, your favorite lit crew — Lex, Natasha, and Star — crack open Wish You Had Told Me by Zina Patel, and whew… the silence speaks loud in this one. This episode is a toast and a warning
This pour hits different. We’re diving into The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah—a story of two sisters just trying to survive Nazi-occupied France in their own powerful (and very different) ways. In this episode, we’re tal
Pour something silky and press play, because this 57-minute ride is draped in satin and soaked in real talk. Zane’s no-holds-barred tale of passion, power plays, and second chances has the Black Girls Lit! crew in their
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