Podcasts
Rhoden Fellows
On this week’s episode of the Rhoden Fellows Podcast Host Sarah Jones-Smith and Producer Calvin Sykes were accompanied by Rhoden Fellow Alexis Davis as well as Howard Student Protestors Chandler Robinson and Taiye Martin. In this episode, they discuss their Blackburn Takeover and the impact of their student-led protest.
Black History Always
On this week’s episode, Clinton Yates is joined by Tadia Taylor, an event and festival producer, to discuss what went wrong at Travis Scott’s Astroworld, then Lina Washington a Phoenix-based sports anchor joins to discuss the fallout from the Robert Sarver story written by Baxter Holmes, and Clinton dives into Aaron Rodgers in Talk Back.
Rhoden Fellows
On this weeks episode of the Rhoden Fellows Podcast Host Alexis Davis and Producer Cayla Sweazie were accompanied by Rhoden Fellow Kianah Robinson-Cherry as well as collegiate basketball players Trevor Moore of Morgan State, MJ Randolph of Florida A&M, and Sam Green of Howard University. The players gave an exclusive sneak peek into their seasons chronicling HBCU basketball and more.
Black History Always
Clinton Yates is joined by Peter Warren, a college journalist from Northwestern University to talk about George Jewett, the first African-American football player at both Northwestern and the University of Michigan. They also discuss Warren’s article about Jewett that eventually led to the George Jewett Trophy which is now being awarded to the winner of the Michigan-Northwestern football game.
Rhoden Fellows
On this week’s episode of the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Kianah Robinson-Chery, Sarah Jones-Smith, Alexis Davis, and Keion Cage discuss the new HBCU band rankings on The Undefeated. They spoke to Naderah Munajj, member of The Undefeated band team, drum major, Dariusz McKenzie, Ebony fire dance team captain, Selena Makell, and tenor drums’ co-captain, Carlos Lovett from the Hampton University Marching Force. The fellows also discussed the start of NBA season and some hot topics surrounding the players and all-star weekend.
Rhoden Fellows
On this week’s episode of the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Calvin Sykes, Keion Cage, Kianah Robinson-Chery, and Alexis Davis welcome ESPN Black College Football Play by Play Announcer, Tiffany Greene, and the Host of Inside HBCU Football on the Black College Sports Network, BJ Jones. In this episode, they discuss their HBCU Homecoming experiences and the impact that SWAC football is making on college football and HBCUs.
Black History Always
Clinton Yates leads two conversations first, he chats with Evan F. Moore and Jashvina Shah; authors of the book “Game Misconduct: Hockey’s Toxic Culture and How to Fix It,” about the racist and sexist culture of Hockey that has permeated the sport through all levels, and has turned some fans away from the sport. Then Everett Fitzhugh joins to talk about his journey and how he has become the voice of the NHL’s newest expansion team the Seattle Kraken.
Rhoden Fellows
As the fourth episode of the Rhoden Fellows’ podcast is underway, host Sarah Jones-Smith and producer Alexis Davis come together to deliver our view on our universities’ homecoming plans. Calvin Sykes and North Carolina A&T State University’s former student university activities board president Tretel Ingram come on the show to reminisce on in-person homecomings and foreshadow this year’s gatherings, or lack there of.
Black History Always
Black History Always: WNBA Playoffs Heading Into Their 25th Season
As the WNBA heads into the playoffs in its historic 25th season, Clinton Yates leads two conversations about the league at 25- first Aaron Dodson and Nick DePaula of the Undefeated talk WNBA sneaker culture dating back to Year One. Then Camille Buxeda, creator of WSLAM Magazine jumps on to talk about their very first print issue.
Rhoden Fellows
Keion Cage and producer Kianah Robinson-Chery and welcome everyone to the Tre Way episode
On this week’s episode of the Rhoden Fellows podcast, host Keion Cage and producer Kianah Robinson-Chery and welcome everyone to the Tre Way episode. They discuss with their guest Alexis Davis the first week at Hampton, hot new music from Kanye, Drake and Chloe Bailey, and HBCU football.