PAGES Pod. It’s like a tape. A Podcast by PAGES the Reading Group where a couple of Black nerds come together to discuss bookish shxt.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPAGES Pod. It’s like a tape. A Podcast by PAGES the Reading Group where a couple of Black nerds come together to discuss bookish shxt.
Recent episodes include "Volume XXV: Black Radicalism w/ Dr. Brian Kwoba" (1 July 2026, 56 minutes), "PAGES Pod- A Conversation with Enlighten Ideology Bookclub" (30 May 2026, 48 minutes), and "PAGES Pod (LIVE)- What's Wrong With Intimacy Confining Restraints?" (6 March 2026, 40 minutes).
PAGES Pod publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 48 episodes.
Booking probability for PAGES Pod is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. PAGES Pod requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. PAGES Pod's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for PAGES Pod are Libraries, Archives & Web Portals. PAGES Pod has an arts audience.
PAGES Pod is an arts podcast with 48 episodes published.
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Episode #4
In this episode we sit and chat with Associate Professor of History and Director of African and African American Studies at the University of Memphis Prof. Brian Kwoba about his book Hubert Harrison: Forbidden Genius of...
Episode #3
In this ancillary episode of the PAGES Pod , we step away from our traditional Volume Series to bring you a conversation with the creators of the Enlighten Ideology Bookclub, UnComposedClay and TheGoodChild. Together...
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PAGES the Reading Group presents: In this episode of PAGES Pod, we present the live audio from a talk delivered as part of the San José State University Philosophy Department’s Invited Speaker Series. The talk, titled...
Episode #2
This commemorative episode of the PAGES POD marks the one-year anniversary of our Fireside Chat at Santa Clara University and features a conversation on Black suffering, Afropessimism, and public emotion. The episode...
Episode #1
PAGES the Reading Group presents Volume XXIIII: In this Volume, we explore the 'imagination' across a wide range of contexts—how it takes shape in childhood, fuels fantasy, and orients us toward possible futures. In...
Episode #1
We’re stepping into a new book at Earl Grae Cafe ! In this episode, Earl (she/they) reads Elizabeth Brake’s foreword to Justin Clardy’s Why It’s OK to Not Be Monogamous. Earl sets the stage for deeper conversations on...
Episode #1
We grow up, but do we ever stop being our parents’ kids ? In this episode, we unpack what it really means to be an "adult child." How does this shape the dynamic between parents and their grown children? Do our parents...
Episode #7
Join us for the final episode of Toni Morrison's The Origin of Others read by Earl Grae. Don’t forget to like and subscribe to the PAGES Pod channel wherever you get your podcasts to stay tuned for more from Earl Grae...
Episode #6
In Episode 06 of Earl Grae Cafe , Earl (she/they) dives into Chapter 5 of Toni Morrison’s The Origin of Others to explore the inspiration behind Morrison’s Beloved : the true story of Margaret Garner, an enslaved mother...
Episode #5
In Episode 05 of Earl Grae Cafe , Earl (she/they) delves into Chapter 4 of Toni Morrison’s The Origin of Others , exploring the shifting definitions of "Black" and "Blackness" in literature. In this short episode, Earl...
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In this episode of Abstracted , @Urfavfilosopher dives into the abstract of a paper titled “Hating the One You Love.” In this 8-minute episode, they explore the complex and contradictory emotions that arise when love...
Episode #4
In Episode 04 of Earl Grae Cafe , Earl reads and reflects on Chapter 3 of Toni Morrison’s The Origin of Others , titled “The Color Fetish.” In this short episode, Earl discusses Morrison’s exploration of how color has...
Episode #2
In this episode of Abstracted , @Urfavfilosopher reads and reflects on the abstract from a paper titled “Nonmarriage.” This short episode explores what it means to exist outside traditional marriage...
Episode #3
Join Earl Grae in the latest episode of Earl Grae Cafe as they read and reflect on Chapter 2 of Toni Morrison’s The Origin of Others , titled “Being or Becoming the Stranger.” In this short episode, Earl delves into...
Episode #5
PAGES the Reading Group presents Volume XXII (Part II): In this special episode of the PAGES Pod, we’re recapping our unforgettable trip to Paris and sharing highlights from our time at the Caring Futures Conference at...
Episode #1
Tap in to the the debut episode of the new PAGES TRG series Abstracted. In this episode, your host @Urfavfilosopher, reads and reflects on an abstract from an article titled "Fictive Kinship Relations in Black Extended...
Episode #2
Tune in to the latest episode of *Earl Grae Cafe* as your host, Earl Grae, reads the powerful first chapter of Toni Morrison's *The Origin of Others,* titled "Romancing Slavery." In this short episode, Morrison's words...
Episode #1
Welcome to the very first episode of Earl Grae Cafe , where your host Earl Grae brews up thoughtful discussions over Toni Morrison's The Origin of Others . In this debut, Earl delves into the foreword written by...
Episode #4
PAGES the Reading Group presents Volume XXII: Afropessimism, Care, and [Fractured] Kinship In this episode of the PAGES Pod, the gang discusses themes of Afropessimism, care, and fractured kinship. They probe critical...
Episode #3
PAGES the Reading Group presents Volume XXI: Use Her Words Tap in with us as we celebrate Women's History Month and amplify the voices of six remarkable women identifying authors who have shaped our literary landscape...
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The Atlantic
Professor of American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
cultural historian, professor, MacArthur fellow, Columbia University
Nobel Prize recipient and author of Beloved, B.S.E.E.N.
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