Protests Don’t Change Policy—How Influencers Can Drive Real Impact. — Ep62.

HBCU Buzz Calls him one of the top 3 HBCU “Hosts” and he is going to leave his mark. Jonah J. Reid, the Fayetteville State University student and founder of J-REED Productions, shares his journey as an HBCU entertainer and advocate. He opens up about his college experience, the joy of hosting events, and his vision for fostering social engagement at HBCUs. You’re going to want to hear Jonah’s take on: The difference between entertainers and influencers Balancing tradition with innovation at HBCUs The role of protests in creating lasting change Why civic engagement should be central to student life Tune in to discover how he's redefining the culture of entertainment and impact. 🔗 Listen now on your favorite podcast platform! All opinions expressed by guests do not reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?" A new episode premieres every Saturday at Noon EST. Follow us on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou Watch on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou Listen on Apple Podcast — https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-love-my-hbcu/id1698859331 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/show/1Ump3xDUAbKxX9pH68AFIB Amazon Music — https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/9bdfc506-3fd6-4279-afab-267f5e431b3c/i-love-my-hbcu Connect on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu