Phyllis Robinson
The Griot’s Shelf is hosted by Phyllis Robinson, 86-year-old award-winning author of 11 books, sharing stories, wisdom, and legacy lessons rooted in Black storytelling tradition.
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The Best Gift May Be Your Time
We often measure the value of a gift by its price.
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But some gifts become more precious because they cannot be replaced.
Time is one of them.
You can earn m...
Making Memories Without Spending Money
There is something interesting about the memories we carry through life.
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We may forget what someone gave us for Christmas twenty years ago.
We may no longer...
Sometimes a Phone Call Is Enough
“I was just thinking about you.”
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Six simple words.
Yet those words can bring unexpected joy to someone who has spent much of the day alone.
We sometimes po...
The People Who Need Our Presence Most
When we think about giving gifts during the holidays, we usually think first about family and friends.
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We make lists of people we want to remember. We consid...
Put the Phone Down
We have become very good at staying connected.
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Our telephones ring, buzz, flash, and remind us that someone or something wants our attention.
And somehow, w...
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The Griot’s Shelf is hosted by Phyllis Robinson, 86-year-old award-winning author of 11 books, sharing stories, wisdom, and legacy lessons rooted in Black storytelling tradition.
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