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In a surprise pop-up on HBCU Pulse Instagram Live, Randall talks with Victor about his feelings leading into his final solo performance on season 20 on "The Voice" and briefly chronicles his journey on the show and the support that he's received. 

In this episode, host Randall Barnes reacts to Victor Solomon making the top 5 on “The Voice” based on popular vote and representing Team John Legend. Randall speaks with Season 20 featured performer & Howard University graduate Ainae Nielsen about her experience on the show and her breakdown of the top 5 artist headed to the Finale. Also, Randall connects with Season 20 performer Denisha Dalton via the HBCU Pulse Instagram Live chat!

In this episode Randall breaks down the odds of who makes the Top 5 and talks about Cam Anthony, who's emerged as the frontrunner to win the competition. Randall breaks down Victor's path to winning "The Voice" and interviews Season 20 featured singer Deion Warren about his experience & how he things the season will pan out.

In this episode, host Randall Barnes and co-host Starlet celebrate Victor Solomon for making it to the top 9 on “The Voice” with the most votes on Team John Legend. The duo then talks about Blake Shelton’s comment on Cam Anthony and the New York Post article that alleges about the show not creating superstars.

In this episode, host Randall Barnes and co-host Starlet Windham react to season 20 of NBC’s “The Voice” and hold a live voting afterparty for North Carolina A&T Student and top 17 contestant Victor Solomon. The duo interviews Jus Jon, “The Voice” season 19 featured performer and Norfolk State University graduate.

In this special edition, Randall previews the HBCU Career Week sponsored by "The Apollo Documentary: The Power Of Arts & Culture" by speaking with panelist and entertainment publicist Andre Watson of The Purple Agency. They speak about the difference between marketing & PR, his rise to success in his field and his time at the prestigious Northwestern University. 

In this episode, Randall spotlights two HBCU educated women making it happen in undergrad to end Women’s History Month. First, Randall speaks with Clark Atlanta University’s very own Mya Ashlee who was featured in the NBA All-Star Game singing “Lift Every Voice And Sing” as a member of Philharmonic Society. Then, Randall revisits his Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated Founder’s Day interview with BET Sunday Best Season 10 first runner-up and Fisk University student Jada Spight. Sponsored by The Apollo Documentary and Ferrara USA.

In this edition, Randall speaks on how our generation often does just enough to get by instead of setting the standard. Randall says, "We sleepwalk to success and try our best to cut corners to get to where we want to be and wonder why we aren't there. Look in the mirror. You'll see."

In this special episode, Randall spotlights the Founder of The Shade Room Angie Nwandu. After HBCU Pulse’s viral video of Karizmah Wall’s Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated Probate Reveal was featured on TSR, Angie and Randall connected to make this moment happen. Sponsored by The Apollo Documentary. 

In our first Women’s History Month spotlight, Randall highlights Jahylin McKee. She’s the owner of the Public Relations firm J. McKee & Co. and a Savannah State University Alumna. Randall spoke with her about her student leadership journey at SSU, being Miss Savannah State Univesity and how her student leadership powered her career. Sponsored by “The Apollo Documentary: The Power Of Arts & Culture” and Ferrara.