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HBCU Pulse Radio is the home of HBCU Life on your radio & podcast feed! Hosted by Randall Barnes, we talk about everything that’s important to our culture! From on campus issues to politics and what’s trending on the yard, we are always at the heart of the culture!
Unknown Host hosts HBCU Pulse Radio, a arts show with 213 episodes published.
In this episode, Randall speaks with Oreoluwa "Dupe" Oloyede about her legendary Spring Semester at Florida A&M. She speaks about her viral Delta Sigma Theta propate performance, performing at the Oscars, being the first
Tuskegee University’s dress code has sparked a larger conversation about professionalism, respectability politics and how much control colleges should exercise over what students wear. Randall Barnes and Kiya Wimbush-Rob
In this episode, Randall reacts to the shocking backlash against "A Different World" and reports on the available information about the creation of the spinoff, which took 14-15 years. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz co
In this episode, Randall and Alan recap the Democratic primary results in Georgia, reacting to Florida A&M alumna Keisha Lance Bottoms winning the Georgia Gubernatorial Democratic Primary. They also discuss what happens
In this episode, Randall and North Carolina A&T alumnus Alan Holmes do a deep dive on Keisha Lance Bottoms' plan to expand voting rights protections if elected governor of Georgia. (Recorded before the results of Tuesday
In this episode, Randall and Alan react to the Georgia Democratic Governor's Primary one day out from election day and specifically zoom in on voting rights amid the Supreme Court's decision on the Callis case and Brian
Randall Barnes is joined by North Carolina A&T alumnus Alan Holmes as they do a deep dive into the Georgia Gubernatorial Democratic Primary. Is Keisha Lance Bottoms really the frontrunner? Is Jason Esteves catching steam
Randall is joined by Atima Omara, political consultant and author of the new book "The Instigators". They speak about the power of black women ages 18-45, which she considers "The Instigators", her political consultant j
In this episode, Randall and Arielle return to break down the explosive coaching carousel that has seen NFL legends Marshall Faulk and Ted White return to the sidelines, alongside the long-awaited hiring of Quinn Gray at
Randall is joined by Cam’ron Ransom , former Bethune-Cookman quarterback, as they discuss his collegiate journey through Georgia Southern and McNeese State before finding a home in Daytona Beach. They also discuss the pa
In this episode, Randall is joined by ClutchPoints writer and Virginia State University alumna KIya Wimbush-Robinson to discuss the viral video of Trick Daddy making sexually charged comments at the Alpha Kappa Alpha 73r
Randall is joined by Erick Hunter , Morgan State’s elite defensive presence and one of the most impactful players in the MEAC, as they discuss his decision to stay "homegrown" at an HBCU for his entire collegiate career.
Randall and Kiya Wimbush-Robinson recap the season finale of "The Coach Vick Experience" and speak about ways that Vick can grow as a coach and what the next year could look like for the Spartans. Hosted by Simplecast, a
In this episode, Randall is joined by ClutchPoints writer and Virginia State University alumna and Norfolk State alumna Kiya Wimbush-Robinson to cover episode 7 of BET's "The Coach Vick Experience". They have a prolonged
In this episode, Randall Barnes reacts to HBCU Pulse Radio being featured on BET's "The Coach Vick Experience", giving the backstory as well as his raw feelings on the accomplishment. Later, Randall is joined by JaCobian
Randall is joined by Kiya Wimbush-Robinson as they discuss the latest episode of the Coach Vick Experience. Randall also goes off about the worship of celebrities, especially when former star players become coaches. Host
Randall is joined by Dr. Kim Thomas Smith, a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives in Henry County and a proud Fort Valley State University alumna, as they discuss her transition from front-line community se
In this episode, Randall is joined by Virginia State and Norfolk State alumna Kiya Wimbush-Robinson to discuss the latest episode of the Coach Vick Experience. Randall speaks about his reporting being featured in the sho
In this episode, Randall is joined by Virginia State and Norfolk State alumna Kiya-Wimbush Robinson to recap the latest episode of The Coach Vick Experience, including a discussion on if HBCU Pulse Radio will be featured
In this episode, host Randall Barnes reports on an HBCU student athlete being killed following a domestic violence incident, the passing of a former Miss Albany State and Savannah State, beating the top baseball team in
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HBCU Pulse Radio is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (performing) and has published 213 episodes.
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