Entertainment & Games · Dallas, TXFeb 24, 2020

Adebayo Adeleke and Thomas Joyner Jr speak on HBCUs and their global relevance in the fourth episode of the Unfettered Podcast.

In celebration of Black History Month, Adebayo Adeleke hosted Thomas Joyner Jr, President of the TUJ Consultancy in the fourth episode of the Unfettered Podcast. The two speak on how Historically Black Colleges and Universities affect globalization. In this intelligent and illuminating conversation, Thomas gives an expository on HBCUs, their history, and relevance in the 21st century.

Adebayo Adeleke and Thomas Joyner Jr speak on HBCUs and their global relevance in the fourth episode of the Unfettered Podcast.

Dallas, TX (PRUnderground) February 24, 2020

In celebration of Black History Month, Adebayo Adeleke hosted Thomas Joyner Jr, President of the TUJ Consultancy in the fourth episode of the Unfettered Podcast. The two speak on how Historically Black Colleges and Universities affect globalization. In this intelligent and illuminating conversation, Thomas gives an expository on HBCUs, their history, and relevance in the 21st century.

Aptly themed ‘BlackHistoryMonth- HBCUs in focus, this episode delves into the wealth of wisdom of Thomas and shares how the $85,000,000 signed by Congress in permanent funding for HBCUs affects global citizens. Administrators of HBCUs are also not left out, as the host, Adebayo encourages Thomas to share trade secrets on marketing strategies and curriculum development to ensure the exponential growth and staying power of these intuitions. 

According to Adebayo, the host, it is crucial to discuss issues that concern the black race, especially as we celebrate black history month. Spotlighting HBCUs in this episode will go a long way to ensure that these noble institutions are no longer seen as secondary options for education.   

For more information about the podcast, visit www.unfetteredpodcast.com. The episode is available on Apple MusicGoogle PodcastsCastbox, and Podotron

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