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HBCU Digest Radio
by Jarrett Carter Sr.
A podcast highlighting the top HBCU stakeholder voices and perspectives.
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Episodes
LISTEN: Digest After Dark - Let's Go On Strike
58m · PublishedWe discuss the new Executive Director of the White House HBCU Initiative, threats of faculty strikes at Howard University, and leadership chaos at Kentucky State University.
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LISTEN: Century Foundation Fellow Denise Smith Discusses $53 Billion HBCU Endowment Deficit
12m · PublishedThe South Carolina State University alumna and current Howard University Ph.D. candidate discusses the historic and current-day implications of disparities between endowments at HBCUs and predominantly white institutions.
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Headlines
David Banner is getting tired of HBCU advocacy [Yahoo! Life]
The institutions that shaped Black researchers’ careers [Nature]
Adobe announces $1 million gift to HBCU, Hispanic institutions [Fortune]
Agriculture committee advances $190 million in scholarship funding for HBCU Land Grant institutions [Georgia Recorder]
Read & React
“The fact that U.S. News, a private commercial entity, has that much influence is incredibly disturbing.”
—New America Editor Stephen Burd on the negative impact of the U.S. News & World Report annual college rankings.
React - Disturbing is that colleges and universities, particularly HBCUs, continuing to be co-conspirators in their own disenfranchisement as created by these rankings. While several presidents, including Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick and Winston-Salem State University Chancellor Elwood Robinson have spoken out against the rankings, far too many institutions use them in their marketing and engagement campaigns. And then we wonder why “higher ranked” predominantly white institutions have better chances at recruiting Black students away from HBCUs.
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LISTEN: How Alabama A&M Broke Fundraising Records, Into the Beer Business
26m · PublishedMississippi Valley State University alumnus and Alabama A&M University Vice President for Marketing, Communications and Advancement Archie Tucker discusses the university’s recent record-breaking anonymous gift.
He also shares behind-the-scenes details on how the institution bolstered its revenues with a beer manufacturing deal.
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LISTEN: How Tougaloo College Navigated a Cyberattack
12m · PublishedTougaloo College President Carmen J. Walters discusses her participation at a White House meeting on cybersecurity in higher education, and walks through how the college prepared for and survived a campus malware attack.
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LISTEN: Edward Waters President A. Zachary Faison is Trying to Get Free
42m · PublishedDr. Faison shares the secret to the university's unprecedented gains in status and branding, the problem with HBCUs and the search for proximity to white wealth, and how Black people must be catalysts for institutional and leadership autonomy.
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White House Senior COVID-19 Equity Policy Advisor Cameron Webb
10m · PublishedDr. Webb discusses the value of HBCUs in promoting virus and vaccine awareness, and how institutions can inspire individuals to make good choices about covid-19 prevention.
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Hampton's Kadidja Dosso Talks Winning $250K from Pharrell
22m · PublishedThe CEO of Dosso Beauty describes the entrepreneurial life, how Hampton enhanced her skill as a business owner, and lessons learned in bootstrapping an international company.
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LISTEN: Former Kentucky State President M. Christopher Brown II
59m · PublishedDr. Brown talks about his departure from Kentucky's flagship HBCU, the culture of HBCU leadership and scrutiny, and the future of Black colleges into the second year of covid-19 pandemic response.
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LISTEN: Jackson State President Thomas Hudson
16m · PublishedHudson shares thoughts on the difference between interim and permanent presidential leadership, the accomplishments of JSU alumni, the campus' preparedness for fall reopening, and the success of head football coach Deion Sanders.
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Digest After Dark - The HBCU Florida Man Edition
57m · PublishedNikole Hannah Jones, Ta-Nehisi Coates sign with Howard. What’s the sector-wide impact? We also talk about Bethune-Cookman settling its dorm deal debt, issues at Florida Memorial, and remembering Frederick Humphries.
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HBCU Digest Radio has 236 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 120:01:11. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 25th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on March 26th, 2024 19:13.