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Mocha Ochoa Presents-THE LIT LOUNGE PODCAST

Mocha Ochoa Presents-THE LIT LOUNGE PODCAST

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 LIT Lounge by Mocha is where books spark culture and real talk flows. Publisher and host Mocha Ochoa sits down with authors, creators, and change agents for raw, unfiltered conversations at the crossroads of Black storytelling, power, and impact. It’s not just a podcast — it’s a vibe.Copyright 2025 Mocha Ochoa Art Politique et gouvernement Sciences sociales
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    • EP. 2 Legacy, Wealth, and Black Glamour: The Joy Goddess Unpacked

      EP. 2 Legacy, Wealth, and Black Glamour: The Joy Goddess Unpacked
      Aug 14 2025

      EP. 2 Legacy, Wealth, and Black Glamour: The Joy Goddess Unpacked

      In this episode, Mocha sits down with award-winning author A’Lelia Bundles to explore The Joy Goddess: A’Lelia Walker and the Harlem Renaissance. The two dive into the lavish parties, cultural power, and behind-the-scenes influence of Madam C.J. Walker’s daughter — the woman Langston Hughes called "the joy goddess of Harlem’s 1920s." It’s a conversation about wealth, freedom, and the Black women who shaped the Renaissance.
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      50 min
    • EP 1. The Woman Behind the Renaissance: Harlem Rhapsody Unpacked

      EP 1. The Woman Behind the Renaissance: Harlem Rhapsody Unpacked
      Aug 7 2025

      EP 1.

      The Woman Behind the Renaissance: Harlem Rhapsody Unpacked

      In this episode, Mocha chops it up with NYT best-selling author Victoria Christopher Murray about Harlem Rhapsody — the juicy, high-stakes drama inspired by trailblazing editor Jessie Redmon Fauset. Set in the heart of the Harlem Renaissance, they dive into the secrets, ambition, and power moves behind Black excellence, love, and legacy in 1920s Harlem.
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      35 min
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