Historically Black Since Radio

Alabama State University alum Zena Lee speaks on her journey as a music artist and creative

In this conversation, we speak with with the 2023-24 Miss Junior at Johnson C. Smith University about being a non-traditional student on campus as a wife, mom, and student leader at the age of 33. We also have Bethune-Cookman University alum Anthony Brown, to speak on his experience being an HBCU life in the 1990s. Follow Jessica on social media @jessthejerseyjawn Connect with Anthony on social media Anthony H. Brown

In this conversation, we speak with Howard University alum, Eleise Richards, about her journey visiting every four year HBCU in the country. She also speaks about her foundation Experience The Legacy, where she will be releasing the footage from each of the schools. Follow her journey on social media @experiencethelegacyinc. Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations. Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince   / historicall.  . Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

In this conversation, we speak with FAMU alum Chazriq "Chazam" Clarke, creator of Chazam Fans about his HBCU journey, starting his fan business and more. Follow him on social media - @ala.chazam Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations. Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

Another round of HBCU student music artist and musicians checking in on HBCU Talent Night with presented by Historically Black Since. This week featuring: Singer 1KingKoby from Kentucky State University - @1kingkoby Singer Breanne "Bree" Lovelace from Central State University - @yeahh.itsbree Musician Jibreel Johnson from Hampton University @jibreel.johnson Hosted by MC and B. Roookiee from Bowie State University along with Hadassah from Alabama A&M University. Visit us online here - https://news.hbcusince.com/ Follow us on social media here - https://instagram.com/historicallyblacksince?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==

On this episode of The Campus Rundown Show, the topic is all about Caf connections and broke college student chronicles.

Need free money for college ? This conversation is for you. In this interview, we speak with representatives of the United Negro College Fund ( UNCF) about the various scholarship opportunities they have available through their website uncf.org Hosted by Miles College alum Kevin Keys III

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 4 of The Campus Rundown show. This episode was all about joining campus organizations and student leadership. Featuring Bowie State University student Mi'Jan Credle, Spelman College student Rebekka Henry, Miles College alum Kevin Keys and Claflin University student Zabrion Moser The Campus Rundown Show by Historically Black Since is the premier weekly talk show for the HBCU student experience. Each week, various HBCU students and alum come together to discuss topics related to the everyday life of an HBCU student and the overall HBCU experience.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 3 of The Campus Rundown show. This episode was all about finding your tribe and networking on an HBCU campus. Featuring Bowie State University student Mi'Jan Credle, Spelman College student Rebekka Henry, Miles College alum Kevin Keys and Alabama State University alum Renil Pulley The Campus Rundown Show by Historically Black Since is the premier weekly talk show for the HBCU student experience. Each week, various HBCU students and alum come together to discuss topics related to the everyday life of an HBCU student and the overall HBCU experience.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 2 of The Campus Rundown show. This episode is all about academic success strategies, including study tips, time management and more. We also speak how to professionally "speak your mind" in the workplace and emails/ Featuring Bowie State University student Mi'Jan Credle, Spelman College student Rebekka Henry, Miles College alum Kevin Keys and Mister and Miss Fisk University The Campus Rundown Show by Historically Black Since is the premier weekly talk show for the HBCU student experience. Each week, various HBCU students and alum come together to discuss topics related to the everyday life of an HBCU student and the overall HBCU experience.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 1 of The Campus Rundown show. This episode is all about scholarships, financial aid, and other ways to pay for college. The question of whether or not there should be a dress code in an HBCU cafeteria is discussed here as well. Featuring Bowie State University student Mi'Jan Credle, Spelman College student Rebekka Henry, Miles College alum Kevin Keys and Savannah State University student Alexander Richardson Jr. The Campus Rundown Show by Historically Black Since is the premier weekly talk show for the HBCU student experience. Each week, various HBCU students and alum come together to discuss topics related to the everyday life of an HBCU student and the overall HBCU experience.

On this episode of the HBCU HBCU Man Cave, the topic is all about dating and relationships from the male perspective. Hosts and guest for this week include: Shay Clemons @shayclemons, Mi'Jan Credle @iamorojectmc , Jordan Jefferson @planetjordan and Javier Basileo @baslyfe

On this episode of the HBCU HBCU Man Cave, the topic is all about body image and self-esteem for men.

This conversation is all about the new Supreme Court ruling banning affirmative action in college admissions. Featuring Joshua Wright, Camron Hurt, and Jordan Jefferson

On this episode of The HBCU Man Cave the topic was Mental Health and Self-Care for Men. The HBCU Man Cave is a weekly series dedicated to male conversation featuring alum and students of HBCUs.

Welcome to the first episode of the HBCU Man Cave show. The topic of this episode masculinity and vulnerability, where four men dive into the what it means to be vulnerable as a man. The HBCU Man Cave is a weekly safe space for men to come together to discuss topics that allow the audience to get into the mind of a man. All men featured on the show are either HBCU alum or students.

In this conversation, we speak the Selena Hill, who is the Deputy Digital Editor for Black Enterprise magazine.

In this conversation, we speak with author, entrepreneur and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority member Ni'Cola Mitchell ,about her journey as the creator of Girls Who Brunch, and getting a Lifetime movie made about her. Interviewed by Darryl "DC" Chambers

In this interview, we speak with Taliah Givens, the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Director of Student Professional Development. She speaks on scholarship search tips and resources through the UNCF platform. We also discuss their annual Student Leadership Conference event. Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations. Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

In this conversation, we have a conversation on motherhood and mental health, featuring two HBCU alum mothers from Virginia State University and Clark Atlanta University and one graduating senior from Clark Atlanta University. About us: Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations. Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

In this conversation, we speak with five Morgan State University alum and friends about their HBCU experience, forming a bond through their love for film and what they are currently doing in their careers thirty years after graduation.  Featuring: Chris Bonner-c/o 92 Doreen Spicer Andre Tyler Lenny Rice -c/o 93 Steven May- c/o 94

This episode features BMF show stars Laila Pruitt, who is currently a Howard University student and Isaiah Hill, Bowie State University alum.   -The Campus Rundown is a weekly talk show hosted by HBCU students, dedicated to the HBCU student college experience   Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations.   Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince  Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com Show less

On this episode of the Campus Rundown Show, the conversation is all about how your hometown friends and family view you as a college student, especially coming home for the holidays and breaks. Are they supportive of your collegiate career, or are you judged because they feel as if you are passing them up educational and career wise?   -The Campus Rundown is a weekly talk show hosted by HBCU students, dedicated to the HBCU student college experience and beyond.  -Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations.  Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince  Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com/thecampusrundownshow

In this interview, we speak with Japanese comedian Kilara, who made the bold decision to leave Japan to attend an HBCU (Hampton University) against her parents' approval. Kilara applied to a few different HBCUs, but ultimately decided on Hampton University.   Interviewed by Darryl "DC" Chambers @onenonlydc https://instagram.com/onenonlydc?igsh...  Follow Kilara on social media here - https://instagram.com/kilaracomedy?ig...

In this interview, we speak with entrepreneur, author, tech investor and Kappa Alpha Psi Frternity memebr Eric Lee Usher. Host- Darryl "DC" Chambers   About Eric: Eric serves as the Chief Marketing Officer of Moolah Mobile & Moolah Wireless, an Internet Service Provider which empowers communities with quality, safe and affordable internet services. Moolah Wireless is a wholesale partner with AT&T and is a member of the Affordable Connectivity Program. This enables Moolah to receive funding from the FCC to provide internet and broadband services.  Eric is a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Inc. Prophytes, the largest fraternity and sorority social media and business network was established by Eric Lee Usher in 2012. It has a revenue model designed to put money back into the Divine Nine ecosystem, promote education, financial literacy, and community development.   -📌Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations.  Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince  Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

On this episode of the Yard Linkup, we discuss the impact of the HBCU dance culture in the world. Featuring Alabama State University Honeybeez dance team coach, Anna Marshae, Texas Southern Sensations dance team coach, Gretchen Jean, along with step coach and Coding With Culture founder, Victor Hicks.    📌Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations.  Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince  Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

On this episode of The Campus Rundown show, HBCU students speak on their experiences being in college during the pandemic, how it affected their lives, and life after.  Featuring: Najee Farewell from Bowie State University Rebekka Henry from Spelman College Jalen Robinson from Livingstone College Elainey Bass from Clark Atlanta University -The Campus Rundown is a weekly talk show hosted by HBCU students, dedicated to the HBCU student college experience 📌Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations. Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com

Uncle Keith’s Corner,” which airs on Historically Black Since, the premier platform promoting HBCU culture, excellence, Black Greek letter organizations, and Black Achievement overall, is more than a weekly show- it’s an experience! Hosted by Professional Speaker, Presidential Lifetime Achievement Recipient  and Thrive Global Social Impact Hero, Keith L. Brown, “Uncle Keith’s Corner,” focuses on a wide range of topics that educate, elevate, celebrate and empower the Black Community. Engaging and Electrifying with Nationally and Globally known guests who heighten the atmosphere and awareness overall, “Uncle Keith’s Corner,” is “An Hour that leaves viewers Empowered.”

On this episode of Commencement, we speak with Dajza Demmings, who is a 2x Alumna of Central State and Wilberforce Universities. She’s an engineer by degree and community organizer by calling. Tonight we talked to her about her experience finding herself through college, advocating for herself and others in a male-dominated field, and her commitment to building up Dayton through @daytonybp_937 . Join us every Tuesday night at 7:30pm on Instagram live @historicallyblacksince for COMMENCEMENT, where we celebrate the life and careers of HBCU/BGLO graduates, hosted by Rashanna Roach

On this episode of Commencement, we learned about reaching higher and back through education with Dr. Nardos King, president of the @dchbcualumnialliance , and Future Dr. Cranford, founder of @toinspireonellc ! Both ladies are Alumnae of HBCUs (Virginia State University, Pain College, and Jackson State- December 2021) and have dedicated their lives to giving back to students and future students. Commencement is a weekly Tuesday night segment hosted by Rashanna Roach