On My Nightstand: Heavy by Kiese Laymon
Today’s On My Nightstand-read is from the chapter titled, Terrors from the New York Times best-selling memoir, Heavy, by Keise Laymon. Kiese Laymon is a Black southern writer from Jackson, Mississipp...
19 Feb 202114min
Scott Talks To Kiese Laymon
Scott Slaughter co-host and producer of The Only One In The Room has a short and casual, yet deep conversation with our guest Kiese Laymon right after the show. Don't miss our new Friday series On My ...
17 Feb 202115min
Kiese Laymon Is The Only Black Southern Writer In The Room Episode 77
Picture this: You have a book to write, a memoir which contains so much raw truth that you'd rather write a lie instead. Writer, author, and professor, Kiese Laymon, wrote about the weight: The weight...
16 Feb 202152min
SUNDAY EDITION: Jill Schary Robinson Is The Only One Who Lost Her Memory
How many people can say that they grew up on studio lots and learned one of Hollywood’s best-kept secrets from their mother? We’re truly excited to bring this conversation with Hollywood/literary lege...
14 Feb 202131min
On My Nightstand: Enter Racial by Laura Cathcart Robbins
Today’s On My Night Stand-read, Enter-Racial, was written by Laura Cathcart Robbins. It is the story of when she flew to Richmond, Virginia to meet her boyfriend Scott’s father for the first time, whi...
12 Feb 202113min
Scott Talks To Rebecca Metz
Scott Slaughter co-host and producer of The Only One In The Room has a short and casual, yet deep conversation with our guest Rebecca Metz right after the show. Don't miss our new On My Nightstand ser...
10 Feb 202115min
Rebecca Metz Is The Only One Who Wouldn’t Change a Thing Episode 76
What if, while growing up, you found that you preferred sneakers to heels and jeans to dresses? And because you didn’t really fit in with your peers, you thought maybe if things were different, if you...
9 Feb 202151min
SUNDAY EDITION: Vaughn Rush Is The Only Black, Gay, Male-Entertainer/Iraq War Veteran In The Room
In December of 2010, the House and Senate voted in favor of repealing and over-turning the policy known as "don't ask, don't tell." President Obama then signed it into law in December of 2010 and then...
7 Feb 202133min
