In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, reviews the book: One Day, Everyone will have always been against this by Omar El Akkad.

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the author, Rashid Khalidi sheds light on the six wars fought between Israel and Palestine.

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the author, Dina Gilio-Whitaker, sheds light on the intersection of Indigeneity and environmental justice.You can purchase the book,As Long as Grass Grows by Dina Gilio-Whitaker here:https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/567167/as-long-as-grass-grows-by-dina-gilio-whitaker/

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the author, Aja Barber, sheds light on the interrelationship between consumerism and climate change.

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the author, Otoniya J. Okot Bitek, sheds light on the horrific realities of a Ugandan child soldier.Also, in today's episode Shauntea discusses the 2025 National Book Awards.

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the author, Lisa Bird-Wilson, illustrates how abandonment, coercion, and the lack of maternal guidance influenced the protagonist into mirroring the loneliness Ruby’s mother, Grace, experienced.Also, in today's episode Shauntea discusses Kamala Harris's highly anticipated memoir, 107 Days.

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the author, Jessica Johns, uses the Wheetigo to illustrate the horrors of Canadian extractivism in the book, Bad Cree.Also, in today's episode Shauntea discusses Canada's 2025 Sunburst Award.

In today's episode, the host, Shauntea Lewis, explores how the book, The Long Road Home, explores the question: What is the emotional toll of assimilation in Canada's adoption system?Also, in today's episode Shauntea discusses Obama's 2025 Reading List.