Episodes

The Stories you loved the most during Season 7

It is never too late to back out when you find that you have made a mistake.

The devil can't always go around looking like the devil. If he did that, he ain't going to get nowhere.

Ahoy, my friends! Welcome aboard the Afro Tales podcast. Join me as we explore the tales that grew from the people of Indigenous and African descent in the Americas and the Caribbean. Today, we delve into the powerful and inspiring tale of Pohaha, a fierce and independent young woman from the Tewa people along the Rio Grande. In a world where women were expected to conform to traditional roles, Pohaha defied norms with her warrior spirit and unwavering courage. Her journey from a rebellious girl...

They though him simple so they called him Juan Bobo

The Cannibal Giant with a heart of ice

Meet an owl with a sinister laugh.

Akwaaba. Akwaabe. Me din de...

Thee, Thee, Down below, Come to me Mama Jo!

How ​is ​this, ​Anansi, am ​I ​hot ​enough ​for ​you ​now?

Don't let others destroy your peace.

This is the clever tale of Hermana Zorra

Thoughts of escape dominated their minds

The legend of Scarface, a Blackfoot Indian tale

Their words and thoughts were so clear that whatever they said came to be.

Do it and Ill beat ya makin money

"No living thing should ever be confined."

"Each pattern holds a special meaning. This quilt will show you everything you need to know to run to freedom."

"Let me tell you that when a woman starts to be trickish, she can beat a man every time. Cause her mind works a heap faster."

Even after all this bad a blessing is on its way.

What one does for their friends.

Touch the Stars

They call him Big Sixteen and these are his adventrues