Rhoden Fellows Podcast

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Andscape’s Rhoden Fellows podcast is hosted by a rotation of four undergraduate students from HBCUs who are training under New York Times award-winning columnist William C. Rhoden as the next generation of sports journalists. Through the lens of sports, the fellows discuss stories about culture, entertainment, and race.

May 18

#un4gettable recap

The class of 2026 highlights overall experiences as Rhoden Fellows with senior HBCU writer Mia Berry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

38 min
Apr 23

New Kids on the Block, Part 2

Alauna Marable welcomes two new students to the Rhoden Fellowship, Bradmond-Lee Harewood (Hampton) and Morgan Traylor (Norfolk State) and the different opportunities available. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

17 min
Apr 17

New Kids on the Block, Part 1

Two of the newest Rhoden Fellows step into the spotlight, guided by Ciara Latham, sharing their stories, inspirations, and what this opportunity means as they begin shaping their careers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

17 min
Mar 31

Dancing with Janae Harrington

Professional dancer and choreographer Janae Harrington highlights her journey from Miami to Los Angles via Alabama State University with fellow Hornet and host Calandrea Carter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

32 min
Feb 25

"Black History Always"

The fellows unpack how stories about Black history, from a sports perspective, are framed and the impact athletes have on and off the field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

30 min
Feb 18

Underrated Sports at HBCUs

The fellows highlight some of the overlooked sports on their campuses and the dynamics shaping student engagement beyond football and basketball, including intentional storytelling, institutional backing, and consistent recognition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

31 min
Feb 18

Naimah Muhammad on Black Visibility in Gymnastics

From breaking barriers by competing in tights to becoming the first-ever HBCU gymnast, Naimah Muhammad opens up about what it truly means to stand firm in your identity on and off the mat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

38 min
Feb 11

A Love Letter to Black Love

In honor of Valentine's Day, the fellows talk about the HBCU love story and how being on campus creates the possibilities of connections, the role social media plays, and how love “back in the day” compares to now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

33 min

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Mr. Rhoden is a gift

01/30/2020

Jayjaygreygrey

William Rhoden has ALWAYS given a perspective filled with years of wisdom and experiences. His easy going yet matter of fact approach has made me a fan for years. The reviewer that made disparaging comments is evidence that Mr. Rhoden is doing his job. Beautiful job as ALWAYS!
What happened to this legendary journalist?

09/10/2024

frankwhitenyking

I grew up reading Bill Rhodes in the NY sports columns for decades. It was awesome to see him on ESPN’s “The Sports Reporters” years ago. What happened? What happened to the great Bill Rhoden? I think the rise of Trump, along with the BLM scam, broke him. Remember when he interviewed Brittany Griner? What was that nonsense? You, along with Ralph Wiley, were pioneers with black journalism. What happened to you? The Woke Mind Virus contaminated your brain smh
Ignorant and Biased

11/18/2019

forget your feelings

William Rhoden is a clown. Just giving his ignorant, biased opinions; with little to no facts.

Andscape’s Rhoden Fellows podcast is hosted by a rotation of four undergraduate students from HBCUs who are training under New York Times award-winning columnist William C. Rhoden as the next generation of sports journalists. Through the lens of sports, the fellows discuss stories about culture, entertainment, and race.