The Lost World of Short Stories is hosted by Lauren Tate. This season, on Wednesdays, Lauren has teamed up with her aunt and psychologist Dr. Carol Van Dyke for a 5-part series on Self-Acceptance!
On Fridays, listeners will hear from other black women from all the way from Iowa to Ireland, as these extraordinary women share their literacy works! All including poems, spoken word, personal essays, and of course short stories!!
This podcast is for black women artists that have been ignored, forgotten, and rejected, but whose stories still deserve to be told!
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The Lost World of Short Stories is hosted by Lauren Tate. This season, on Wednesdays, Lauren has teamed up with her aunt and psychologist Dr. Carol Van Dyke for a 5-part series on Self-Acceptance!
On Fridays, listeners will hear from other black women from all the way from Iowa to Ireland, as these extraordinary women share their literacy works! All including poems, spoken word, personal essays, and of course short stories!!
This podcast is for black women artists that have been ignored, forgotten, and rejected, but whose stories still deserve to be told!
Join psychologist Dr. Carol Van Dyke and me as we talk about Walking in Your Purpose!
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The quote mentioned in today's episode is from Alex Elle @alex_elle
The Lost World of Short Stories
The Lost World of Short Stories is hosted by Lauren Tate. This season, on Wednesdays, Lauren has teamed up with her aunt and psychologist Dr. Carol Van Dyke for a 5-part series on Self-Acceptance!
On Fridays, listeners will hear from other black women from all the way from Iowa to Ireland, as these extraordinary women share their literacy works! All including poems, spoken word, personal essays, and of course short stories!!
This podcast is for black women artists that have been ignored, forgotten, and rejected, but whose stories still deserve to be told!
