Hopeton Hay Podcasts

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Episode 403: Walter Mosley Latest King Oliver Mystery, Hanging & Burning

October 25, 2026

 On Diverse Voices Book Review, Hopeton Hay welcomes Walter Mosley back to discuss Hanging & Burning, the fourth novel in the King Oliver series. Mosley explores Joe King Oliver’s latest investigation, the character’s evolving relationships, and the importance of community over the myth of the solitary hero. Their lively conversation also considers the moral complexity of crime fiction, Black heroism, family, and what keeps Mosley writing after more than three decades. Walter Mosley is th...

Episode 402: Myth, Memory, and Fierce Mothering: Jennifer Givhan on The Sleeping Sisters

October 19, 2026

 Author Jennifer Givhan joins DVBR contributor Kimberly Lau to discuss The Sleeping Sisters, a genre-blending novel of magical realism, crime, and horror inspired by New Mexico’s landscape and the unresolved West Mesa murders. Their conversation explores Indigenous and Latina ancestry, myth, motherhood, violence against women, cultural reclamation, and the power of storytelling to confront darkness while creating space for justice, resilience, and hope.Jennifer Givhan is a Mexican American an...

Episode 401: The Revolutionary Power of Taxation

October 07, 2026

 On this episode of Diverse Voices Book Review, host Hopeton Hay speaks with Vanessa S. Williamson, author of The Price of Democracy: The Revolutionary Power of Taxation in American History. Their wide-ranging conversation revisits the Boston Tea Party as a protest against a corporate tax break, explores taxation as a tool for Black freedom during Reconstruction, and examines how Franklin D. Roosevelt connected paying taxes with civic duty during World War II.  Vanessa Williamson is a senior ...

Book Nook · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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