Rhoden Fellows Podcast

Bill and the Fellows come to us live from the 2018 Draft in Dallas, Texas to follow up on the various prospects from HBCUs and more.

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It seems like everyone swooned over Beyonce's Coachella performances, but Mama Tina Knowles had to be convinced. Undefeated culture critic, Soraya McDonald tells us why. Are you boycotting Starbucks? Racial justice heavy weight, Rinku Sen shares some alternatives in case you can't let go, and how the coffee chain can do better to address racism and more.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, we talk NFL and golf. Draft prospect and left tackle, Brandon Parker speaks on disparities in the draft process and proposing to his fiance during a game! You may need a tissue. Then senior writer for The Undefeated, Michael Fletcher explains why we see so few black professional golfers. Spoiler alert -- it's not Tiger's fault.

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NBA playoff season is about to begin, which means we had to have Senior NBA Writer for The Undefeated, Marc Spears on the show. His championship predictions might make you cry. Plus, we asked Martenzie Johnson, Senior Researcher for The Undefeated to break down the problems at HU.

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We are in the thick of March Madness and Women's History Month, so we're talking about athletes, activism and anger. Bill Rhoden and guest hosts, Eryn Mathewson and 30 for 30 Podcasts Associate Producer, Taylor Barfield speak with author, Brittany Cooper, about her new book, Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Super Power. They talk ways black women can turn their anger into action - from Michelle Obama to Venus and Serena.

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March Madness is over but conversations about Villanova, Notre Dame and their competitors are far from over. Bill, Isaiah, Donovan and Miniya talk with Duke basketball beat writer for the Raleigh News and Observer, Jonathan Alexander about Coach Krzyzewski's future with Duke, the pros and cons of recruiting one-and-done players, and what makes a good coach. Also, everyone gave their predictions for men's championship winner, only one person got it right.

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This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Bill talks with CBS local sports reporter, Jamal Murphy and former professional basketball player Ed O'Bannon about whether college athletes should be paid. They also discuss how O'Bannon took on the NCAA and won.

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Black History Month and the Winter Olympics have come to a close, but Bill, Donovan and Isaiah will celebrate black greatness and history whenever they get the chance. This week, they start with the new NFL Network Film, Breaking Ground, about the way HBCU athletes influenced the NFL. Then they touch on the newest NCAA scandal and why some people didn't watch the 2018 Winter Olympics. Spolier alert - Isaiah has never tried curling.

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The Black Panther is getting a lot of attention this week. The new Marvel film is in theaters, and star, Winston Duke shares what it's like to play a villain and be a part of one of the biggest and black film projects in super hero history. Then award-winning director, Stanley Nelson talks about producing a film about the Black Panther party, and how some people confused the two. His current film, Tell Them We Are Rising - about the history and importance of HBCUs in America.

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In this Super Bowl edition of HBCU 468, Bill, Simone, Isaiah and Donovan discuss the big game - including the halftime show. They debate over Nick Foles' future and whether Carson Wentz still be charged with leading the Eagles. They also hear from Malcolm Jenkins about the Players Coalition and why he decided to stop protesting.

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