Notre Dame’s most historic leaders join the talk on their position as leaders on campus. Check it out!

Hosts: Emorja Roberson, Lynnette Wukie, James Riley

Guests: Manny Grace, Corey Robinson

Did you know that the leading faces in the entertainment industry earned a degree from Notre Dame? Tap in to get the scoop on their collegiate experience.

Hosts: Emorja Roberson, Lynnette Wukie, James Riley

Guests: Christine Swanson, Jubba Seyyid, Owen Smith

Did you know that the leading faces in the entertainment industry earned a degree from Notre Dame? Tap in to get the scoop on their collegiate experience.

Hosts: Emorja Roberson, Lynnette Wukie, James Riley

Guests: Christine Swanson, Jubba Seyyid, Owen Smith

Out of 74 leprechauns, only 4 have been represented by students of color. What challenges did they face on the field? Are leprechauns considered athletes? Listen to find out more!

Host: Emorja Roberson

Guests: Mike Brown, Samuel Jackson, Lynnette Wukie

Notre Dame is most known for its incomparable skills in sports. Do athletes and non-athletes share the same privileges? Tap in to find out!

Hosts: Emorja Roberson, Lynnette Wukie, James Riley

Guests: Niele Ivey, Ray Herring

The first black student, Frazier L. Thompson, graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1947. Listen to some of ND’s “firsts” share their experiences during the 60s and 70s.

Hosts: Emorja Roberson, Lynnette Wukie, James Riley

Guests: Benjamin Finley, Percy A. Pierre, David Krashna, Don Wycliff

The first black student, Frazier L. Thompson, graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1947. Listen to some of ND’s “firsts” share their experiences during the 60s and 70s.

Hosts: Emorja Roberson, Lynnette Wukie, James Riley

Guests: Benjamin Finley, Percy A. Pierre, David Krashna, Don Wycliff

How can Notre Dame end police biases toward students of color? Listen to the conversation with ND’s Police Chief.

Host: Emorja Roberson

Guests: Keri Kei Shibata

 Episode 1: What Does it Mean to be Black at ND?

The University of Notre Dame is known as a fine institution of learning, but is it known for its inclusive community for Black students? Listen to find out what it means when students say, “Notre Dame is a great place to be from, but sometimes it’s not a great place to be at...”

Host: Emorja Roberson

Guests: Karrah Herring, J.D., Eric Love, Shelene Baiyee, Andre Wilson