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Rhoden Fellows: HBCU 468

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Andscape’s Rhoden Fellows podcast is hosted by a rotation of six undergraduate students at HBCU’s who are training under New York Times award-winning columnist William C. Rhoden as the next generation of sports journalists. Through the lens of sports, the fellows discuss stories about race, class and culture.

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Ciara Latham and Raigan Lydon interview Sierra Balgar, founder of City Girls Golf, as she discusses creating opportunities for women of color on the course in addition to her personal journey, passion for impact and the future of her program.

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From stepping onto ESPN’s Bristol campus for the first time to walking into the fall semester prepared and confident, the Rhoden Fellows reflect on an unforgettable summer.

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In June, SportsCenter anchor Jay Harris announced his prostate cancer diagnosis on Good Morning America. Harris joins the Rhoden Fellows to discuss his recovery, the importance of early detection, and his advocacy to raise awareness within the Africa... more

The Rhoden Fellows reflect on covering their first NBA Draft, from navigating press credentials to interviewing future players. They offer behind-the-scenes insight, discuss the emotions of Draft night and what it means to be part of the next generat... more

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Ciara Balgar
Founder of City Girls Golf
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Episode: Changing the Game: Sierra Balgar & City Girls Golf
Jay Harris
ESPN anchor and prostate cancer survivor
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Episode: Behind the Screen with Jay Harris
Ciara Latham
Sophomore legal communications major at Howard University with career aspirations in sports agency and writing.
Howard University
Episode: Rhoden Fellows, Class of 2026 Introduction, Part I
Raigan Lydon
Junior multimedia journalism student at Morgan State University with aspirations to amplify Black voices through journalism.
Morgan State University
Episode: Rhoden Fellows, Class of 2026 Introduction, Part I
Cedric Taylor III
Sophomore business finance major and player on the Morehouse basketball team.
Morehouse College
Episode: Rhoden Fellows Highlight the NBA HBCU Classic
Douglas Whittler
Head coach of the Morehouse Tigers basketball team and alumnus.
Morehouse College
Episode: Rhoden Fellows Highlight the NBA HBCU Classic
Vincent Pierson
Founder and Executive Director of the Black Sports Business Academy
Black Sports Business Academy
Episode: Celebrating National Mentoring Month with Vincent Pierson
Harmonie Thomas
Flag football player at Alabama State University
Alabama State University
Episode: Women’s Flag Football at Alabama State University
Kamaira Crawford
Flag football player at Alabama State University
Alabama State University
Episode: Women’s Flag Football at Alabama State University

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Ciara Latham
Host of the Rhoden Fellows podcast, sophomore legal communications major at Howard University with aspirations in sports agency and writing.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • What happened to this legendary journalist?

    I grew up reading Bill Rhodes in the NY sports columns for decades. It was awesome to see him on ESPN’s “The Sports Reporters” years ago. What happened? What happened to the great Bill Rhoden? I think the rise of Trump, along with the BLM scam, broke him. Remember when he interviewed Brittany Griner? What was that nonsense? You, along with Ralph Wiley, were pioneers with black journalism. What happened to you? The Woke Mind Virus contaminated your brain smh

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    frankwhitenyking
    United Statesa year ago
  • Mr. Rhoden is a gift

    William Rhoden has ALWAYS given a perspective filled with years of wisdom and experiences. His easy going yet matter of fact approach has made me a fan for years. The reviewer that made disparaging comments is evidence that Mr. Rhoden is doing his job. Beautiful job as ALWAYS!

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    Jayjaygreygrey
    United States6 years ago
  • Ignorant and Biased

    William Rhoden is a clown. Just giving his ignorant, biased opinions; with little to no facts.

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    forget your feelings
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful perspectives and authentic discussions presented by the hosts, highlighting the emphasis on diversity in sports journalism.
Positive reviews often praise the emphasis on mentorship and representation, celebrating the hosts' backgrounds as HBCU students navigating the sports industry.
Some feedback has noted potential biases in guest opinions, but there is a strong admiration for the educational value provided by the stories shared.

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Changing the Game: Sierra Balgar & City Girls Golf
Q: Can you describe your journey of confidence versus when you started this, when you started your initial journey in golf to now kind of being somebody that people look to, to grow themselves within that realm?
Balgar shares her experience of gaining confidence through golf and how she wants to inspire other women to occupy spaces where they may not feel represented.
Changing the Game: Sierra Balgar & City Girls Golf
Q: How important is it about these, like, strong bases where you do have a Black population and your whole mission of your program is to kind of increase access?
Balgar explains that her background from Harlem contributed significantly to the foundation of City Girls Golf, aiming to create opportunities for urban women to engage with golf.
Behind the Screen with Jay Harris
Q: What is something that people can do to further the message, whether that is getting people to the doctors more?
Listen to your doctor and seek out people with similar experiences.
Behind the Screen with Jay Harris
Q: What does the future look like now?
As far as I'm concerned, the future is fantastic. I'll do a blood test every three months for a year to monitor PSA levels.
Behind the Screen with Jay Harris
Q: What has been one of your biggest takeaways or one of the big things you've learned so far?
I've learned that for prostate cancer specifically, there's a huge community of folks who are either going through it.

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A diverse group of undergraduate students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) come together to explore impactful narratives at the intersection of sports, culture, and social issues. With each episode focusing on personal experiences, notable guests, and relevant topics, the hosts aim to represent underrepresented voices in sports journalism. Notable discussions often include themes surrounding health advocacy, mentorship, and the significance of HBCUs within the sports landscape, particularly the achievements and experiences of Black athletes and professionals. This unique perspective is further enriched through distinctive stories and dynamic interactions among hosts and guests, making it both informative and inspiri... more

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