In Episode 16, Kendyl Terrell is joined by A'Lycia Moore, a member of the Morgan State Acro/Tumbling team -- the only HBCU program in the country.

A'Lycia is passionate about bringing attention to the world of acrobatics and tumbling. Yes, it's a sport. And Morgan State is the only HBCU to compete in it.

She emphasizes the significance of personal growth, mentorship, and the unique experiences that comes with attending an HBCU. Her insights and grit will inspire you to pursue your dreams and embrace your identities.

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In Episode 15, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Howard volleyball player Gabrielle Allen.

Gabrielle is a proud legacy -- her parents met and fell in love there, and her sister also attended. She dreamt of being a Bison and is making the most of her time there. From athletics to academics, she's involved in all aspects on campus. And if you ask Gabrielle, everyone should attend Howard (or minimally an HBCU!) because it's an experience that can't be replicated.

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In Episode 14, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Hampton softball player Jada Evans.

Jada is a senior who has missed part of two seasons due to injury. She shares the raw reality of her recovery and the mental battles that she went through. Fortunately, she has amazing teammates who helped her amid the struggle and shaped who she is today.

Kendyl and Jada also bond over their similarities, including futures in the sports psych field.

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In Episode 13, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Alabama State softball player and Cricket HBCU Student Ambassador Leah Richardson. The two recently met after attending the MEAC/SWAC Challenge game on behalf of Cricket.

Leah shares her story and how it took her from California to Alabama. Then a recommendation from her line sister led to her becoming an ambassador for Cricket. Hear about the impact it's made in her life in such a short time and why she suggests every HBCU student applies for the opportunity.

Learn more about the Cricket HBCU Campus Ambassador Program here.

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In Episode 12, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Morehouse basketball player Kerry Richardson.

Kerry has had quite the journey. Morehouse was the 4th college he attended but he finally found his home, scoring 1000+ points during his career there. Hear about his trials and tribulations, plus the advice he has for facing adversity.

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In Episode 11, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Southern baseball player Jerry Burkett II.

Jerry dreamt of playing for LSU, but knew that if that didn't happen then he would only want to play for an HBCU. So still going to school in Baton Rouge and getting to play against (and spoiler: beat!) LSU was a dream come true.

Overall, Jerry took full advantage of the full HBCU experience by being an athlete, president of SAAC, a member of Kappa Alpha Psi and more. He was very intentional about his time in college and wants to encourage others to make the most of their time at their HBCU.

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In Episode 10, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Virginia State football player Rayquan Smith aka the King of NIL.

Rayquan started his college journey at Norfolk State, where he strategically landed nearly 100 NIL deals. He's now at Virginia State, continuing to grow his brand and land deals. It's important for him to help others achieve success in this realm, so he shares his advice for how to get brands' attention. He's also taking things to another level by building a marketplace platform, SponsorPro, so that student athletes from smaller schools or overlooked sports can have a chance at maximizing their NIL.

One thing is for sure -- when you talk about Name, Image, and Likeness, Rayquan's name needs to be in the conversation.

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In Episode 9, Kendyl Terrell is joined by Alabama State volleyball player Madison Beasley.

Madison is from Arizona, so she didn't know what to expect when she first walked on campus. Additionally, she is only 1/4 Black, so the two discuss how that impacted her experience at an HBCU and whether she was ever outcast because of it.

This begs the question: should other minorities or non-Black individuals attend HBCUs? Hear what Madison and Kendyl have to say about it.

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