If you can’t tell already, we here at The HBCU Podcast really love Historically Black College & University alumni. And it’s safe to say podcasting comes in at a close second. Podcasting has seen significant growth over the last year and has increasingly become more diverse. According to a report by Edison Research and Triton […]
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 very popular Cool Soror podcast and a co-host on TVOne’s hit Daytime Talkshow Sister Circle. […]
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 what his HBCU experience, his career in entertainment, is blossoming dance ministry and working with the legendary Beyonce. […]
On this episode of “The HBCU Podcast,” we discuss the mythical “Black Ivy League” with Howard University Alumna, Aisha Bowen and Morehouse College & Prairie View A&M University Alumnus, David Hughes. The Black Ivy League is a colloquial term that once referred to a set of HBCUs in the United States that attracted the majority of high-performing […]
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-Tillotson 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 […]
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 […]
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