Podcasts
Rhoden Fellows
This week on the Rhoden Fellow podcast, the fellows talk about the new Drake and 21 Savage album – “Her Loss”. Then they discuss stars pulling out of the Grammy’s and nominations. The fellows finish off the pod by talking to an intern from the La Rams Chauncy Sanders, about how he got his opportunity.
Rhoden Fellows
On this episode Rhoden Fellow Scott Lipscomb was able to interview Khalid Green ahead of the release of his book “Free Game.” The book is a manual for black and brown parents navigating through the complicated, political and intimidating terrain of amateur sports. Mr. Green touches on exposing kids to high level play as well as well as making players buy in to create a cohesive unit. Quinton Mincey (Umass Lowell) and Christian McDaniel (Hamilton) both touch on the rich culture of DMV hoops, and how basketball has allowed them to give back to their communities.
Rhoden Fellows
On episode three of the Rhoden Fellow podcast, Jaicee Christian and Pam Rentz break down the rich culture and importance of the Southwestern Athletic Conference with Coach Eddie Robinson Jr after a heated exchange with Coach Deion Sanders after the Alabama State v. Jackson State football game. South Carolina native Decobie Durant described his experience of transitioning from an HBCU football program to the Los Angeles Rams.
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On episode two of the Rhoden Fellow Podcast, Zoey and Alexis break down HBCU fashion as well as the controversy surrounding the USC majorette team. From what events require what outfit, and the pressure to look your best everyday, fashion expert and founder of the Hampton Quarterly, Zoey will inform the listeners on how to be fashionably HBCU! Special guest Jewel McDonald of the Golden Delight dance team at NCAT gives her opinion on the USC situation, as well as details what majorettes mean to HBCU culture. Andscape columnist Bill Rhoden drops in as well. This podcast was produced by Scott Lipscomb.
Rhoden Fellows
After a summer of learning the 6th class of Rhoden Fellows is back on their respective HBCU campuses! The fellows discuss some of their experience so far with going to different NFL training camps, scoring a baseball game, and meeting an amazing WNBA team owner. Special guest Mia Berry from Andscape joins to talk about covering HBCUs as well as the importance of HBCU athletics. Tune in for a great episode to start the 6th season of the HBCU podcast.
Rhoden Fellows
In this week’s episode of the Rhoden Fellows Podcast, Host Alexis Davis and Producer Calvin Sykes were joined by Rhoden Fellow Cayla Sweazie, Rhoden Fellow Kianah Robinson-Cherry, Rhoden Fellow Sarah Jones Smith, Rhoden Fellow Keion Cage, and Writer-at-Large William C. Rhoden. The fellows gave an in-depth perspective on their experience at And scape.
Rhoden Fellows
In this week’s episode of the Rhoden Fellows Podcast, Host Cayla Sweazie and Producer Calvin Sykes were joined by Morgan State Pitcher Anaya Hunte, North Carolina A&T Outfielder Moriah Terry, and Former Norfolk State and now current NCAT Outfielder Jazzmaine Hammond. The players gave an exclusive sneak peek into their seasons chronicling HBCU Softball and more.
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For this week’s Rhoden Fellow Podcast, host Cayla Sweazie and producer Keion Cage spoke with Rhoden Fellow Kianah Robinson-Chery and HBCU fashion designers, Jeffrey Graham and Paris Smith. In this episode, we discuss HBCU fashion and creating a fashion brand on a HBCU campus.
Rhoden Fellows
On this week’s episode of the podcast, host Calvin Sykes and producer Kianah Robinson-Chery speak with April Taylor and Travis Williams, the organizers of the HBCU All Star game. They give exclusive content as to what will go on the weekend of the big event.
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For this week’s episode, host Sarah Jones-Smith engages in conversation with Rhoden fellows Calvin Sykes and Keion Cage along with former Rhoden fellow Ashton Edmunds and special guest Camryn Deanes about their various Greek life experiences. This episode is produced by Alexis Davis and Kianah Robinson-Chery.