The HBCU Podcast
Summary: Class is in session. Hosts discuss Historically Black Colleges and Universities while spotlighting alumni through news, colorful commentary, and interviews. Listen to conversations on “hot button” HBCU topics and meet HBCU graduates making a mark in a variety of industries. The assignment is to make you think, laugh, respect and appreciate HBCUs!
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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 at the helm of this political success.
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 Hollywood cast. College Hill [9:00] Love & Hip Hop [13:03] Yardopoly [25:09] Beyonce Inspires [31:35] Advice for Grads [34:29]
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. During this episode, we discuss her HBCU experience, philanthropy, and how a chance encounter with the late great Johnnie Cochran started it all. SHOW NOTES: Meeting Johnny Cochran [6:30] Becoming an HBCU Advocate[16:32] Pre-Alumni Council [22:00 ] VP of Membership for UNCF NAC [27:06] Memories of EWC [54:24]
On this episode, we speak with Regan Farley. She’s a graduate of Lincoln University. Regan is a successful Publicist and Author. SHOW NOTES: Choosing Lincoln [8:46] Advice for New Grads in Job Market [22:05] Giving Back to Lincoln [31:39] Why Choose HBCU[ 35:17]
On this episode, we speak with an alumnus of Claflin University and SC State University, Jamaal Lemon. Jamaal is a Cicerone-certified beer server, co-creator of The Wayfarer Study podcast, co-curator of Help The Pour Podcast, father of Satchel, and husband of Nikki. He's a die-hard fan of the Clemson Tigers, Imperial Chocolate Stouts, and Thursdays. During this episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, his love for beer and how he’s blazing new trails in the beer industry.
On this episode, we speak with Danielle Deadwyler. She's a graduate of Spelman College. Danielle is a multidisciplinary performance artist, actor, and filmmaker. During this episode, we discuss her HBCU experience and discuss her artistry in depth. SHOW NOTES: Choosing Spelman [10:08] Choosing Acting [19:32] Atlanta's Evolving Entertainment Scene [32:50] Favorite Spelman Memories [49:02] Giving to Spelman [51:32]
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. During this episode, we discuss his HBCU legacy, his rise to reality TV stardom and his love for Tuskegee
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 athletic coaching and how his business helps establish a firm foundation for leaders, coaches, and student-athletes.
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 art and the artist and her mission to bring more awareness and visibility to Black Art.
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 continues to provide access to students in pursuit of higher education.
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 experience, her career transition and why she’s on a mission to inspire, empower, and uplift first-gens.
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 book and her role as Teacher of the Year for Richmond County, Georgia.
On this episode, we speak about a scandal that provides further proves the privilege that 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 President for Enrollment Management at Edwards Waters College. Share your feedback on this topic!
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 Plant Based Brotha.” During this episode, we discuss his HBCU experience, the plant based lifestyle and why he’s so passionate about inspiring before h
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! Follow Barry: @ThatsBWhite Follow Travis: @IAmTravisJackson Follow HBCU Pride Nation: @HBCUPrideNation Follow us: @TheHBCUPodcast