HBCU Pulse Radio

HBCU Pulse Radio

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HBCU Pulse Radio episodes

  • HBCU Pulse Radio 2024 Election Special

    Election Day is only a week away so Randall hosts a special episode of HBCU Pulse Radio covering Kamala Harris's historic presidential bid.

    HBCU Pulse Radio Content Creator Christen Davis keeps you up to date on where the Kamala Harris campaign is in the final days of the campaign, including her Beyoncé endorsement, her securement of Howard University as her election day headquarters, and her final argument speech in Washington DC.

    Later, Randall brings back his "Randall's Thoughts" segment to address political apathy and how a Kamala Harris Presidency could change the way politics, policy, and governance are viewed.


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    28 min
  • Angela White gets engaged at Howard University, Omarosa endorses Kamala Harris, Are HBCUs really a family

    In this episode, Christen Davis reports on Spelman College's president taking an immediate leave of absence, Omarosa endorsing Kamala Harris for President, and Blac Chyna getting engaged at Howard University's homecoming.

    Then, Randall is joined by Fax.Koolaid and the duo talk about their journey to success as media creatives at their HBCUs. Does the HBCU community truly support HBCU student creatives and what are ways that campus communities can support those leveraging college life and growing a brand?


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    30 min
  • Kamala Harris introduces policy proposals for black men, Front Page Report, Are the homecoming concert lineups weak this year?

    In this episode, Randall gives a quick overview of Vice President Kamala Harris's specific policy proposals for black men in her bid to be president of the United States. Randall highlights two specific policy proposals that speak to him.

    Also, HBCU Pulse Radio correspondent Christen Davis covers the success of North Carolina A&T Aggies in alumni life, the 'A Different World' HBCU tour being extended and rapper Big Boi performing at his son's HBCU homecoming concert at Bethune-Cookman University in our "Front Page Report"

    Lastly, Randall is joined by Fax.Koolaid as they give a halftime report concerning 2024 HBCU Homecoming season. Are off-campus promoters hurting the on-campus homecoming energy? Why are the homecoming concert lineups weak this year? The duo breaks it down.


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    1 hr 35 min
  • Should Kendrick Lamar or Lil Wayne perform at the Super Bowl, HBCU Band should be featured

    After “Not Like Us” became a chart-topping hit amid his highly anticipated beef with Drake, Kendrick Lamar has been booked to be the lead performer at Super Bowl LIX in 2025. However, many rap fans are upset and believe that Lil Wayne should be headline as the Super Bowl will be held in New Orleans.

    Randall is joined by MC to discuss if Kendrick Lamar or Lil’ Wayne should’ve been booked to perform and have a discussion on who won the beef. The duo also discuss if they think Kendrick Lamar would bring an HBCU band out to help him perform “Not Like Us” and which band they think would get the honor.


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    55 min

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HBCU Pulse Radio is the home of HBCU Life on your radio & podcast feed! Hosted by Randall Barnes, we talk about everything that’s important to our culture! From on campus issues to politics and…