This episode is all about the historic election of Howard University alumna, Vice President Kamala Harris. I’m joined by Political Organizer, Social Justice Advocate and Claflin University alumnus, Derrick Quarles. We recap the 2021 Inauguration, our hopes and expectations for the Biden/Harris Administration and uplift the HBCU graduates who were a…

On this episode, we speak with Mr. Ray Cunninghamn. He’s a graduate of Virginia State University. Ray is a MultiMedia Maven who has established himself on various platforms including television, radio, and digital. He’s best known for putting his HBCU on the map as a cast member of BET’s College Hill and now a member of VH1’s Love & Hip Hop Hollywo…

On this episode, we speak with Dayna Kent. She’s a graduate of Edward Waters College. Dayna currently serves as Vice President of Membership for the UNCF National Alumni Council. Her vast HBCU advocacy reaches from Germany to the DMV area where she served as President of the DC Metropolitan Alumni Chapter for Edward Waters College and as a board me…

On this episode, we speak with Regan Farley. She’s a graduate of Lincoln University. Regan is a successful Publicist and Author. She’s worked for companies such as Fox Broadcasting Company, NBCUniversal, Def Jam Records, CBS Television and PS Media Talent, and now the Regan Farley Agency. During this episode, we discuss her HBCU experience, her car…

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On this episode, we speak with Danielle Deadwyler. She's a graduate of Spelman College. Danielle is a multidisciplinary performance artist, actor, and filmmaker. She’s graced theatre stages, big screens and televisions screens with guest-star roles on BET's Being Mary Jane, OWN's Greenleaf, Tyler Perry’s The Haves & The Have Nots and the upcoming R…

On this episode, we speak with 2x Alumnus of Tuskegee University, Davie Rickenbacker. Davie currently serves as a Health Communication Specialist at the CDC the nation's leading public health agency. He was recently thrust into the spotlight as a contestant on CBS’ Survivor and can now be found doing at speaking engagements and charity events. Duri…

On this episode, we speak with Cheyney University of Pennsylvania alumnus, Kyle Adams. Kyle currently serves as the Associate Head Women's Basketball Coach at University of Arkansas -Pine Bluff. He’s also a speaker and athletic consultant. During this episode, we discuss how his HBCU experience, his commitment to supporting women in leadership and …

On this episode, we speak with Cris Laniese, Bethune -Cookman University alumna. Cris is a professional artist, and Creative Director Artpocalypse Atlanta. She’s shown at exhibitions throughout the Country and her work can be found in galleries in Atlanta, New York & Jacksonville. During this episode, we discuss her HBCU experience, her passion for…

On this episode, we speak with Antonio McFarland, he’s a graduate of Claflin University. Antonio currently serves as the Assistant Director of Admissions at Claflin University. He’s a motivational speaker, and new author. During this episode, we discuss how his HBCU experience helped him see the world, his new book and how his chosen career path co…

On this episode, we speak with Dr. Eve Hudson, She’s a graduate of Shaw University. Dr. Eve is the Founder and Chief Strategist of The Purpose Professor, she’s a podcast host, motivational speaker, and author. Her lively personality and brilliant insight can be heard on her very on podcast, First Gen Lounge. During this episode, we discuss her HBCU…

On this episode, we speak with Samantha Booker a 2013 graduate of Paine College. Samantha is an educator, author, and speaker. Her passion for education can be witnessed daily in her work as gifted teacher and through her inspiring lesson on leadership with youth and young adults. During this episode, we discuss her HBCU experience, her children’s …

On this episode, we speak about a scandal that further proves that privilege exists in this country. The College Admission Scandal which according to the Justice Department is THE largest ever college admissions prosecution. We chat with friend of the podcast and resident Admissions expert, Mr. Jefferey Pierce, II who serves as Assistant Vice Presi…

On this episode, we speak with Xav Handfield. He’s a graduate of Bethune Cookman University. Xav is a successful Speaker, Consultant, and Coach. His lively personality can be seen and heard at various venues as he speaks with a mission to develop youth and young adults. He also is using his gift to introduce to a better way of living through “The P…

THIS IS A SPECIAL EPISODE! In September, we celebrated our 1 year anniversary with a LIVE show in Charlotte and two really amazing HBCU graduates and lots of love from the HBCU community! Our 1st guest is Claflin University Alumnus, Barry White, Jr., he’s the North Carolina educator that has gained national recognition as the “Handshake Teacher” he…

On this episode, we speak with Bakari Sellers. He’s a graduate of Morehouse College. Bakari is an attorney, politician, CNN political commentator and he’s adding to the national conversation on race, politics and social justice as the host of his popular podcast, Viewpoint with Bakari Sellers. During the episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his…

On this episode, we speak with Jahylin Mckee. She’s a graduate of Savannah State University. Jahylin is the owner and lead publicist for J. McKee & Co. having worked exclusively with Remy Ma, New York & LA Fashion Week, Calvin Klein, and BET to name a few. During this episode, we discuss her experience as an HBCU queen and how consistently sending …

On this episode, we speak with Jameer Pond. He’s a graduate of Lincoln University. Jameer is a successful Media Personality and Content Creator. His lively personality can be seen and heard on shows like The Grapevine, We Shall Over Chug, Black Boy Joy and AOL’s “Build Brunch.” During this episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his former life as…

On this episode, we speak with Denez Green. He’s a graduate of North Carolina A&T State University. Denaz is a Managing Partner of the Black Alumni Ball, LLC a formal event aimed to connect Black professionals and influencers. During this episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his career in architectural engineering and we hear from an actual Agg…

On this episode, we speak with Chajuanna “CJ” Gathers. She’s a graduate of Benedict College. Chajuanna is a higher ed. professional and the founder of “The W.E. Group” a woman’s empowerment group based in Charleston, SC. Her organization’s purpose is to help provide emotional & spiritual healing, overall wellness, and to promote dreams, visions & g…

On this episode, we speak with Jay Dukes. He’s a graduate of Claflin University. And one of the most sought-after Master of Ceremonies in the college/university market. His expert improv skills and contagious energy has helped him grace the stage of hundreds of colleges/universities as well as entertain large crowds throughout the US. During the ep…

On this episode, we speak with the Werkaholic herself, Ms.Koereylle Dubose. She’s a graduate of Tennessee State University. Koereyelle is an Author, International Speaker and Serial Entrepreneur. She’s the Creator of Single Wives Club, Werk • Pray • Slay Weekend and host of the Confessions Of A Werkaholic Podcast. During the episode, we discuss her…

On this episode, we speak with Brianna Weaver. She’s a graduate of Florida A & M University. Brianna is a millennial working in the Sports industry. She currently works as an Inside Sales Consultant for the Atlanta Falcons and when her schedule allows she can be found interviewing some of Atlanta's brightest stars as an Entertainment Correspondent …

On this episode, we speak with Rashan Ali. She’s a graduate of Florida A & M University. Rashan is a media maven having worked in all facets of media including radio, television, and podcasting. She’s currently the host of The Cool Soror Podcast and a co-host on TVOne’s hit Daytime Talkshow Sister Circle. During the episode, we discuss her HBCU exp…

On this episode, we speak with Jamal Josef. He’s a graduate of Voorhees College. Jamal is a dancer and choreographer. He recently choreographed Beyonce's acclaimed 2018 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival performance. During the episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his career in entertainment, his blossoming dance ministry and working with…

The internet went up in flames after Beyonce’s Week 1 Coachella performance. It has even been renamed Beychella after the slayage that occurred. On this episode, you meet our resident Pop Culture Correspondent and Beyonce aficionado, Doug Braxton, a Claflin University Alumnus. We talk about the obvious reference to HBCU culture in the performance, …

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we discuss the mythical “Black Ivy League” with Howard Alumna, Aisha Bowen and Morehouse & Prairie View A&M Alumnus, David Hughes. The Black Ivy League is a colloquial term that at times referred to a set of HBCUs in the United States that attracted the majority of high-performing and affluent African American…

On this episode, we speak with Jeffrey Pierce, II. He’s a graduate of Paine College. Jeffrey serves as Director of Recruitment and Admissions at Huston Tilliston University. He’s also the Author of Be My GUEST: A Guide For Creating An Ultimate Service Experience. During this episode, we talk about his work in higher education, his book and Parallel…

On this episode, we speak with Dr. David Staten. He’s a graduate of South Carolina State University. David serves as a Professor of Rehabilitation Counseling at South Carolina State University. He’s also the Editor and Chief of HBCU Times Magazine. During this episode, we talk about his work in higher education, his HBCU experience and his popular …

March is Women’s History Month and The HBCU Podcast is celebrating with the “Phenomenal Woman” series. The series features episodes dedicated to highlighting women who have made great strides in their respective career fields to achieve great success. On this episode, we speak with Selina Kohn. She’s a graduate of Albany State University. She made …

March is Women’s History Month and The HBCU Podcast is celebrating with our “Phenomenal Woman” series. The series features 5 episodes dedicated to highlighting women who have made great strides in their respective career fields to achieve great success. On this episode, we speak with Harriet Huell Lampkin. She’s a graduate of Claflin University. Ha…

March is Women’s History Month and The HBCU Podcast is celebrating with the “Phenomenal Woman” series. The series features 5 episodes dedicated to highlighting women who have made great strides in their respective career fields to achieve great success. On this episode, we speak with Dr. Marsha Krotseng. She’s is the first woman to serve as Preside…

On this episode, we speak with David Hughes. He’s a graduate of Morehouse College and Prarie View A & M University. David is a mover and shaker in the higher education community. He currently serves as a Research Associate for the Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions and a pre-doctoral fellow at the University of Pennsylvania. During this …

On this episode, we speak with Brian Henry. He’s a graduate of Morehouse College. He’s one of the nation’s hottest young DJs. DJ B-Hen has performed for The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama and celebrities like Pharrell, Usher and, Queen Latifah. During this episode we talk about his HBCU experience, his journey to a career in entert…

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we’re joined by guest co-host, Samantha Booker. We chat about the retirement of NC A&T Football Coach, Rod Broadway, Oprah 2020? and Ebony Magazine’s legendary spread featuring HBCU Queens. The HBCU Podcast has partnered the #HBCURising Campaign to share content from their 9 part #HBCURising Audio Series. Lear…

Happy New Year! On this episode, we’ll share some of our favorite moments from 2017. Starting January 11th we’ll be back with all new episodes every Thursday. The HBCU Podcast has partnered the #HBCURising Campaign to share content from their 9 part #HBCURising Audio Series. Learn more and join the #HBCURising conversation at @HBCURising on social …

On this episode, we talk to Chekwas Okafor. He’s a graduate of Voorhees College. Okafor is the founder of ONYCHEK.com, an online retailer of luxury fashion from Africa. During this episode, we talk about his HBCU experience and his transition from a fortune 500 company to the fashion industry. Find out more about our guest, visit www.ONYCHEK.com | …

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we’re joined by guest co-host, Ala’Torya Cranford. We chat about the journey to The Celebration Bowl (MEAC vs. SWAC) and provide a few exclusive interviews with HBCU alumni at the Celebration Bowl. #TheRogue Find us at TheHBCUPodcast.com IG: @TheHBCUPodcast Twitter: @TheHBCUPodcast Facebook.com/TheHBCUPodcast …

On this episode, we have Angela McCrae. She’s a graduate of Morgan State University. She currently serves as Digital Communications Manager for Firelight Media. During this episode we talk about the highly anticipated documentary: Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities directed by award-winning documentary filmmaker S…

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we’re giving a few HBCU Shout Outs and sharing some news. This is a solo session, so Natasha talks about Florida A&M’s Keisha Bottoms, Prairie View A&M’s new president, Grambling State’s SWAC Championship, UNCF’s Economic Impact report and the legacy of Chief Justice Ernest A. Finney, Jr. Get tickets to “The C…

On this episode, we have Dr. Melencia Johnson. She’s a graduate of Norfolk State University. She currently serves as Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of South Carolina- Aiken. She’s also a world traveler. During this episode, we talk about her HBCU experience, her career, and love for travel. Find out more about our guest and her …

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we discuss common stereotypes and myths associated with Historically Black Colleges and Universities. We also chit chat about #HomecomingSeason and how we’re preparing for Claflin University’s homecoming activities. Shout-Out to Claflin University Alumnus, @DJGQue for the podcast intro/outro. Check his mixes h…

On this episode, we have Mr. Dexter L. Reaves. He's a graduate of Benedict College. He’s Executive Director of Pleasant Valley Connection Incorporated, a childcare and community center in Greenville, SC. He has 22 years of public service experience, having served in the Greenville County School District for over 10 years. He is also a former Greenv…

On this episode, we have Chef Jaaion Barnes. He’s a graduate of Grambling State University. The New Orleans native has an extensive resume including Executive Chef positions at Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson Airport and Old Lady Gang Southern Eatery. He’s also a culinary consultant. During this episode we talk about his new show “The Graduates ATL”, …

On this episode, we have Mrs. Cheri Miller. She’s minister, mother, wife and pageant aficionado. Cheri has represented her hometown of Washington, DC as Miss District of Columbia Teen USA and is a former Miss Clark Atlanta University. She actively works within the realms of ministry, education, and women’s empowerment. During this episode, we talk …

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we discuss the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Weekend and the 30 Year Anniversary of the iconic television series “A Different World”(14:03). The “HBCU Shout Out” goes to all HBCU’s represented at the NBCA Hall of Fame & Prairie View A&M University for a Homecoming win. YouTube Gem from James Brown…

On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we’re joined by Bre Maxwell. We talk about the NEW Executive Director for the White House Initiative on HBCUs, a new HBCU reality show “The Graduates ATL” and the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference. HBCU Shout Out goes to HBCU Research Magazine and SC State Alumnus, Wes Bella…

On this episode, we have Ms. Ala’Torya Crandford. She’s a graduate of Paine College and a higher education professional. She’s also the CEO and President of Transpire One, a nonprofit dedicated to youth mentorship, self-discovery and leadership growth. During this episode, we talk about… her HBCU career journey, her dedication to college readiness …

On episode five of “The HBCU Podcast,” we chat about Howard University’s athletic victories, Issa Rae’s Dillard University lecture series appearance and the National HBCU Week Conference... happening Sept. 17 -19 by the way. Major shout-out to Claflin University Alumnus, @DJGQue for the podcast intro and outro. You can check him out on Mixcloud: ht…

On episode four of “The HBCU Podcast,” we finally hear from co-host, Tommi! We talk about Hurricane Relief, “hot button” issue… the HBCU Conference. We also weigh in on whether some Georgia HBCUs are in jeopardy of being merged? Find us at TheHBCUPodcast.com IG: @TheHBCUPodcast Twitter: @TheHBCUPodcast Facebook.com/TheHBCUPodcast Email: TheHBCUPodc…