In this episode, Randall reports on Andrew Body revealing his transfer portal journey and why he returned to Alabama State in an exclusive report by the Montgomery Advertiser.

Then, Randall and ClutchPoints Writer and Virginia State and Norfolk State alumna Kiya Wimbush-Robinson dive into a review of BET's "The Coach Vick Experience" episode 2. The duo give a nuanced and honest take on the episode, including Vick seeming uncertain about his coaching journey up to that part of the season.

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In this episode of HBCU Pulse Radio, host Randall Barnes reports on various topics, including the latest information about Florida A&M University allegedly not allowing a College of Law student to use the word "black" in Black History Month promotional materials and the university's response.

Additionally, he covers rapper J. Cole's visit to North Carolina A&T, NFL punter Marquette King's retirement, Morehouse College President’s response to the Tuskegee coach arrest, Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes' call for a new football stadium at Jackson State University, and Grambling State quarterback Czavian Teasett fundraiser for spinal cord surgery.

Later, Randall is joined by ClutchPoints writer Kiya Wimbush-Robinson to discuss the premiere of BET's docuseries 'The Coach Vick Experience,' which documents Michael Vick's first season as head coach of Norfolk State’s football team. They delve into Vick’s coaching decisions, his family dynamics, and the reactions of the players and the Norfolk State community.

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In this week’s episode of HBCU Pulse Radio, Randall Barnes breaks down the incident involving Tuskegee University men’s basketball head coach Benji Taylor, who was handcuffed by police following a game at Morehouse College, and examines the SIAC’s response, legal fallout, and more.

Randall also reports on the death of Bowie State University Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Clyde Doughty Jr. and highlights Alabama State quarterback Andrew Body’s decision to return to the Hornets, reshaping the SWAC title picture.

The episode then shifts to politics as Randall analyzes Georgia gubernatorial candidate Jason Esteves’s Black Men’s Agenda, focusing on its implications for HBCUs, workforce development, education access, and economic opportunity, before replaying an extended interview with Esteves from October 2025 discussing HBCU funding, land-grant equity, and the future of Black political power in Georgia.

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In today's episode, Randall reports on allegations surrounding Dr. Kevin E. James's return to Morris Brown, Hampton, and Virginia State, benefitting from public policy, and the death of former NFL defensive lineman and HBCU alumnus Kevin Johnson.

Randall then zooms in on the controversy surrounding Coco Gauff, saying that she would've attended an HBCU, as some believe that she should consider it, and that celebrities saying that rings hollow. Randall argues that Gauff made her comment in good faith, as some other athletes cite a "resource disparity" as why they don't attend HBCUs.

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In this episode, Randall reports on Dr. Kevin E. James being reinstated as Morris Brown College president and Fort Valley State president Dr. Paul Jones retiring after ten years. He then does a special report spotlighting Clark Atlanta alumna Tiffany Mitchell, one of the stars of Big Brother 23 and a recent participant in Peacock's The Traitors.

Later, Randall delivers his "Randall's Thoughts" editorial where he weighs in on Donald Trump's executive order "protecting" the weekend of the "Army-Navy" game and ponders what happens to the Celebration Bowl if the College Football Playoffs expand.

He also circles back to the news that Dr. Paul Jones is retiring from Fort Valley State and gives his thoughts on the move as a Fort Valley State alumnus and shares stories of his time at Fort Valley State interacting with Dr. Jones.

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In this first episode of the New Year, Randall Barnes reports on the tragic shooting of a Fisk University basketball player and the shocking news that Dr. Kevin E. James has been fired from his position at Morris Brown College, among other breaking news in HBCU life.

Randall also airs a report from Prairie View A&M student Kirsten Prince, sponsored by the News Ambassadors. In Kirsten's report, she addresses the culture and economics of Prairie View, Texas.

Later, Randall addresses the odd conversations about Tuskegee University alumna and former Love Island contestant Olandria Carthen. Olandria Carthen has built up a successful brand after "Love Island." So, why are these conversations about her success still happening?

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In this episode, Randall Barnes gives his thoughts on the 2025 Cricket Celebration Bowl viwership demographic breakdown released by Kyle T. Mosely of HBCU Legends. Randall argues that the demographic breakdown of the 2025 Cricket Celebration Bowl tells us a lot about the event and HBCU football as a whole.

Later, Randall opens up and speaks about the growth of HBCU Pulse in 2025 and his goal to grow the reach of HBCU Pulse Radio in 2026. He also speaks about how you can help in this mission.

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In this episode, Randall gives you a Christmas week edition of the Front Page Report, including reporting on the Trump Administration garnishing wages of student loan borrowers in default and the original cast of "A Different World" returning to the sequel series on Netflix.

In the HBCU Sports Playbook, Randall reports on DeSean Jackson receiving a contract extension from Delaware State, as well as Quinn Gray being officially announced as head coach of Florida A&M.

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In this episode, Randall and Arielle react to the 4OT Celebration Bowl Classic where Chennis Berry and South Carolina State emerged victorious over Tremaine Jackson and Prairie Vie A&M. They break down the game and discuss if the Bulldog's win is indicative of how they’ll compete next year.

Later, Randall & Arielle do a deep dive into Chennis Berry’s comments following his Celebration Bowl victory. In his comments, he called out a lack of attention for him and other non-celebrity coaches as opposed to Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson doing the MEAC Coaches Calls. Randall uses the comments to speak about a situation where he received criticism for posting a graphic about DeSean Jackson and Delaware State first before a graphic about Chennis Berry winning the MEAC Championship.

The duo then give a broad overview of the HBCU media space, why there’s a huge focus on the former NFL players turned coaches and possible solutions.

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In this episode, Randall Barnes reports on the shooting at Kentucky State University last Tuesday, the charges in the hazing death of Caleb Wilson, and the Trump Administration's dismantling of the SAVE Plan.

Randall also dives deep into HBCU Sports, including recapping the 4 overtime classic that was the Cricket Celebration owl and calls out the elitism of some Division I HBCU football fans in how they discuss Division II HBCU football, as the Celebration Bowl featured two former Division II coaches.

He also weighs in on Chennis Berry's comments that referenced media coverage of Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson relative to other coaches in the HBCU space.

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