In this latest episode, “Thee Six” sit down with dancer Charm La’Donna, choreographer of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” music video and discuss her journey through dance.

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In this episode, the Rhoden Fellows delve into the significance of Ashleigh Johnson being a trailblazer as the first Black woman to make the USA water polo team, as well as her passion for the sport.

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The 7th class of fellows embark on their last podcast episode. They go through some of their special memories, as well as giving a special gift to the incoming 8th class.

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In this episode, current Rhoden Fellow Kamryn Jackson sits down with incoming fellows Nilea Cosley and Madison Firle to talk about their excitement regarding the fellowship.

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In this episode, current fellows Kamryn Jackson and Takier George hear from two fellows of the next class, Southern University's Sydney Cuillier and Langston University's Aniyah Robinson.

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In this new episode, all three fellows get to sit down and meet Gabrielle Heyward, a fellow chosen for the upcoming 8th class. The group talks about her career goals, goals within the fellowship and her relationship with current fellow Aggie, Kamryn Jackson.

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In this episode, Kamryn sits down with Assata Allah-Shabazz, a junior at Morgan State University and an incoming member of the 8th class of Rhoden Fellows. The two talk about Assata's family history, her time at Morgan State, and her excitement about becoming a new Rhoden Fellow. 

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The fellows and their founder Bill Rhoden discuss the newly released book "HBCU Made" with the editor and NPR's own Ayesha Rascoe.

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In the first episode back from break, the fellows discuss the controversy regarding Willie Simmons and his decision to leave FAMU for Duke, the fellows also talk about their plans for the rest of the internship and their plans post-college.

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