Misunderstood

This week's episode, we sit down with Morehouse College's own creative, YANKO!. In this conversation, we unpack why he chose Morehouse, his creative journey through music, his evolving identity, and, most importantly, his recent album,19. We’re here to explore the nuances and thoughts of the people of the AUC. Most importantly, we hope you enjoy beingMisunderstood.

This week, we sit down with Dana Karyn to unpack her journey at Spelman—her experience auditioning for the Glee Club, studying music, and growing as an artist. We discuss overcoming self-doubt and the challenge of being your own biggest critic, and so much more. We diving into the AUC experience. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.

This week, we return to the AUC and sit down with Morehouse College Chief Justice Linden Young. We explore his journey to Morehouse College, his path through the judicial branch, the community he discovered, the value of a liberal arts education, and much more. We are unpacking the AUC, one conversation at a time. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.

This week’s episode features Matoti Buthelezi, the Executive Chairman and Founder of the National Executive Economic Collective. Together, we unpack the state of South Africa as we reflect on the year 2024. We delve into the pressing issue of funding and the lack of access to basic education and services as a result of government failures. Lastly, we explore the economy and discuss how South Africa can balance its social needs with economic priorities. We hope you enjoy this insightful conversation and enjoy being Misunderstood!

This week’s episode, we talk to Kenz3i about his upcoming album. We discuss his journey from a producer to a rapper. He sheds light on who his music inspirations are and how music became so ingrained in his life from an early age. He highlights finding his identity in the wave of feedback and information, creating a balance between external and internal criticism, and finding a way to overcome your own thoughts to discover your true creation. Today’s episode is one for the artists, one for the creatives, and one for all who feel misunderstood.

This week’s episode features Joel “Junior” Leotlela. We discuss how he fell into the world of rugby and the various choices he has had to make, from selecting his high school to playing professionally. We gain insight into his side, including the support structure that has sustained him, particularly during the challenges of COVID-19. Joel also shares his first experiences in high school, his engagement with South Africa’s national rugby systems, and his reflections on his journey as a Junior Springbok.

This week’s episode features a conversation with Jaci Casby. We unpack her journey to Morehouse, her exploration of identity, and her role as Senior Presidential Advisor. We also delve into the dynamics of the AUC. As always, we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.

This week on Misunderstood, we sit down with Jay’Shun Matthews for an unforgettable conversation. We unpack his journey to Morehouse, his iconic entrance on a horse, the effects of fame and virality, and his determination to build a thriving youth network. Together, we explore his resilience in overcoming challenges and dive into the dynamic culture of the AUC.

As always, thank you for joining us on this journey of being Misunderstood.

This week on Misunderstood, Noah Cathey joins us for an insightful conversation about the essence of community, the power of brotherhood, and the art of capturing meaningful moments. We also dive into his recent experience in Morehouse politics and explore the unique dynamics of the AUC. As always enjoy being Misunderstood.

This week, we have the privilege of sitting down with Colin Royal, the Editor-in-Chief of The Maroon Tiger. We discuss his journey in journalism, the world of partial truths, the art of telling people's stories, and why he chose to come to Morehouse. We also delve into the world of journalism, exploring the process of crafting a story, from idea to publication. As always, we’re here having another meaningful conversation, and we hope you enjoy being Misunderstood.