It's #TBT on the Rhoden Fellows Podcast. Whitney and East took a look what's going on with Howard University's football team with senior Undefeated Writer, Jerry Bembry and Former Rhoden Fellow and Howard Alum, Tiffany Hoyd. They also discussed reactions to the sentencing of a former Dallas Police officer who entered the wrong apartment, and tragically killed Botham Jean.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom just signed the Fair Pay for Play Act into law in California. We are resurfacing an interview with Ed O'Bannon, one of the first athletes to challenge NCAA rules on compensating athletes. The original interview aired in March 2018.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows Podcast, Randall, Nate and Bill discuss all things WNBA with none other than WNBA writer, Michelle Voepel. They discuss the much-anticipated reboot of The Boondocks and what they love and hate about the new line of products from Apple.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows, Kevin, East and Bill speak with Senior NFL Writer Jason Reid about this season's top five black quarterbacks and what their successes mean for the way we talk about race and football. Then, we speak to Hampton University professor, Monique A J Smith, about why she supports California's "Pay for Play" Act.

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This week on the Rhoden, Kevin, East and Bill speak with Senior NFL Writer, Jason Reid about this season's top five black quarterbacks, and what their successes mean for the way talk about race and football. Then we speak Hampton University professor, Monique A. J Smith about why she supports California's Pay for Play Act.

This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Whitney, Randall and Kevin spoke with Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver and Grambling State grad, Chester Rogers about Andrew Luck's retirement, playing with Jacoby Brissett and being a child actor. We also spoke with The Atlantic writer, Jemele Hill about why she thinks top black athletes are key to helping HBCUs survive and thrive.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows Podcast, Bill, Whitney, Arthur and Nate speak with Diahann Billings-Burford, the CEO of the Ross Initiative for Sports Equality (RISE) about Stephen Ross, Jay Z, and how the organization is leading hard conversations about race and professional sports. They also speak with Ramona Shelburne about new 30 for 30 podcast, The Sterling Affairs.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Bill introduces the new class of Fellows. Whitney, Randall, East, Nathan, Arthur and Kevin speak with NFL Nation reporter, Cameron Wolfe about athlete covering the Dolphins and covering Kenny Stills' activism. The Fellows also share songs to start the school year off right and explain "Hot Boy Summer."

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, we give a send off to Deja, Tucker, Isaiah. They'll always be Fellows but their time in the program has come to a close. They speak with journalist and author Marcus Thompson II about his new book, KD: Kevin Durant's Relentless Pursuit to Be the Greatest. We also review Season 1 of the HBO show, Euphoria.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Tucker and Deja speak with High Noon cohost, Pablo Torre. They touch on his career path, his relationship with Bomani Jones, and the ethics of violent sports.

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