Podcast appearances and mentions of tyrone hankerson jr

Cheers to the weekend! Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve, and Los aka C.A.P. linked up to discuss some recent events and random thoughts. Rumble Williams got things started with his thoughts on MLK vs. Malcolm X (01:00) so we piggybacked and gave our two cents about whose methods were correct. After revisiting our AirBnB situation (11:00), Aldo let us know what Burned His Boudin this week including celebrating “half-goals” (18:00), Mexican restaurant norms (20:00), Great Britain (24:00), road trip dynamics (31:00), and lotion usage (34:00). Our two big topics of the week included black patrons in various establishments (37:00) and David Ortiz getting shot in the Dominican Republic (50:00). We answered Rumble’s Question of the Week about barbershop talk (54:00) and discussed Tyrone Hankerson Jr. Jr. (1:00:00) before Aldo had Nothin’ NICE to Say about a catholic school principal’s DC experience (1:03:00). We finished up with our thoughts on Kevin Durant’s injury and Drake’s annoying behavior (1:06:00).

With Rog Smuve out of town, Aldo NICE and C.A.P. got together and ran down the events of the past week. Rumble Williams got us started with an interesting discussion about unique things that white folk can get away with (01:00). That start had us reliving our childhood and questioning our everyday actions (04:00). We touched on the Omarosa’s recent divorce from Trump (13:00) and really pondered what we would do for “the bag” (19:00). Southern University’s band director was caught pulling a Tyrone Hankerson Jr., so we had to discuss that (24:00) and why this always happens at HBCUs. Next, we took a minute to touch on Nicki Minaj’s new album (35:00) and how Meek Mill has finally come out of her shadow. We wrapped up the podcast by talking about this season’s first episode of Insecure (42:00), giving our pitch for movie theatres with sections (52:00), handing out details about the Best Friend Weekend Fantasy Football League (54:00), and Aldo having Nothin’ NICE to Say about Jalen Ramsey in GQ (56:00).

- Tyrone Hankerson Jr. Vs. Howard University - Andre Ingram - Lakers Contract - Khloe Kardashian & Tristan Thompson cheating - Cardi B - Pregnancy and New Album - Fab and Emily B - Domestic Violence Accusations - Nicki Minaj - Two New Songs - Mariah Carey - Bipolar Disorder - Janelle Monae - New Music "PYNK" - Tekashi 69 antics - Toys R Us closing

Welcome back y'all - No need to waste time! This week our #IEWeeklyPlaylist was a full on GLOW UP as everyone featured, is or began as an indie artist! We were blessed by Tink, Rich The Kid, Jean Grae & Quell Chris, and The Weeknd! During #MUSICNEWS, we are on full on "Cardi Watch," as the rapper prepares to deliver her debut album and make history on the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon! During the Blackness, we give roses to the Queens Winnie Mandela & Dr. Maya Angelou. However, we dive head first into all of the facts and fiction surrounding Howard University and Tyrone Hankerson Jr. to come to our own conclusion. Join our convo and tweet us your thoughts to @onthewayweekly!

The guys begin by reacting to Food Network's Sandra Lee making a "Kwanzaa Cake". They then discuss Michael Jai White's "The Outlaw Johnny Black" movie Indiegogo campaign, Tyrone Hankerson Jr. and the Howard University financial aid scandal, shrugging off obligations for Easter church service, Cardi B's recent song releases, and upcoming movie, game, and anime releases for April 2018.

Sometimes a slow news week leads to some of the most fun conversations about interesting topics. Aldo NICE, Rog Smuve, and C.A.P. kicked off the BFW pod with some words from Rumble Williams that got us discussing the art of tipping at restaurants (02:00). Connor McGregor can’t get right so we had to mention that (09:00) and discuss if Fabolous might also have MMA dreams with his recent domestic violence incident (11:00). We couldn’t help but discuss some collegiate stories so we went over how the media is covering the Houston kid who has been accepted into 20 universities (29:00), how the 2011 Heisman Trophy winner is getting another shot in the NFL before “you know who” (40:00), and how Tyrone Hankerson Jr. might have just pulled off the biggest finesse in financial aid history (45:00). The pod wrapped up with a reading of the chapter titles from Michael’s Bennett’s new book “Things That Make White People Uncomfortable” (54:00), the crowning of our #BlackMovieBracket champion (57:00), and Aldo having Nothin’ NICE to Say about equal rights for cheerleaders (1:01:00).

Episode 22, is dedicated to one of the most eventful months in American scammers history. Featuring scammers, Tyrone Hankerson Jr. of Howard University (who notably stole $500K from Howard U's financial aid department), a Ghanaian fashion visionary and Jeremy Meeks a.k.a. "Prison Bae". You already know what time it is, so without further ado.. Welcome to No Wahala! GBOSA! Tune into Episode 22 entitled #Tyrone419 now! Featured "Scammer" Songs of The Week: 1. Olu Maintain - 'Yahoozee ft. LKT' 2. Osuofia - 'I Go Chop Your Dollar' 3. Ty Money - 'No Limit/Rake It Up [Freestyle]' (Removed from Internetzz) Listen to this week's music selections on the #NoWahalaRadio playlists below! Spotify: http://j.mp/NWRadioS Apple Music: https://apple.co/2BYnWzs _______ Also, as mentioned in the episode, feel free to submit messages and letters for us to read in future episodes here: http://itsnowahala.com/submit -Thanks for Listening!- instagram.com/itsNoWahala | facebook.com/itsNoWahala | twitter.com/itsNoWahala instagram.com/theycallmeTUNE instagram.com/justbawo #NoWahala [No Wahala] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Jules (@blackacrylic), Nomsa (@nomiefk) and Tobi (@jollofandmalt) are back after the Easter break! Nomsa returns from Nairobi and shares her experience staying in Kenya’s oldest colonial hotel (3:50), Tobi spots Daniel Kaluuya at a London restaurant (11:00), and Jules visits the Vasa Museum in Stockholm (12:45). The team also discuss Naomi Campbell in Lagos living her best life at Lagos Fashion Week (20:40), the need to invest in the arts and give young creatives on the continent a platform. As well as Tyrone Hankerson Jr. and scammers portraying fake luxury lifestyles on social media (44:07) and Joanne the Scammer’s past life (56:04). They end this episode with shout out to African fashion brand “Friday Born Designs” for their work supporting disadvantaged youth in Ghana (1:02:30) http://www.fridayborndesigns.com/ Books: Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging by @AfuaHirsch Song of the week: Tonight by @Nonso_A Tweet us! @kipepeopod Email us! @kipepeopod@gmail.com

Mo Howard Money starring (dialogue about) Tyrone Hankerson Jr. and his HBCU thieving shenanigans. Conversation Con Artists dive into dialogue about Fabolous and him putting his hands on the wimmenz, Howard Sit-in, and other shenanigans from this week. Come help us Con the Convo!!

Theres an old saying about speculations, where there's smoke, then there's fire.  It holds truth to most of the topics we discussed in this episode.  Ranging from alleged financial aid embezzler Tyrone Hankerson Jr., why being a minute man may not be as shameful, and Fabolous' alleged domestic case. Also, be on the look out for our videos on our YouTube and Facebook pages.  We are aware it's been long overdue, but it's coming out. Social Handles: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Website: thejigisuppodcast.com Email: jigisuppodcast@gmail.com Goggle Voice: (619) 438-0176

Welcome to Episode 33 of the Bacchanal Podcast with your host KC & Akil and special guest Robin Chan from Rap Nerd Problems Podcast. On this episode, we will be discussing Fabolous domestic violence claims, Tyrone Hankerson Jr finessing Howard University, our first impression of Far Cry 5, and our Epic Ready Player One review.

The Bucket Hat Boys discuss topics from the last week. Topics: Walmart yodeling kid. Tyrone Hankerson JR the Financial Aid Finesse God. Weekend/ Bad restaurant experiences Our own finesse history. April fools pranks as a kid/ adult Songs: MoneyBagg Yo ft BlocBoy JB- "Black feet" Suede the Remix God- "Yodel Remix" Kevin Goerge- "High like this" Young Thug- "Check"

This is a new segment where I explore issues that will or have, effect YOU at some point in YOUR life. More specifically social issues that the UNITED States of America citizens REFUSE to UNITE and challenge. Part One I explore the issue with Financial Aid in Colleges brought to light by the FINESSE GAWD, Tyrone Hankerson Jr! http://people.com/human-interest/tyrone-hankerson-howard-university/ Most people do not understand, challenge and or realize that there are plenty of funds to go around, F/A just aint giving it up because that takes away from their honorable pockets. I know because I have seen it and experienced denied assistance for COLLEGE! To get more involved ask for the accounting of budgeting as a united student body, because you have a RIGHT to know! And not to mention YOU ARE PAYING! Hit that follow button on IG: @juliavamps! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/culturepopradio/message

We get into a big argument about Odell and then give our Top 5 Underrated Movies!

Wow Trump is going to cut funds to financial aid . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kellen-kash/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kellen-kash/support

Howard University is in the middle of a scandal where officials and students at the school allegedly stole around $1 million in financial aid from the vaunted HBCU. Tyrone Hankerson Jr. found his name trending on Twitter Wednesday (Mar. 28) after he was named in a blog post alleging his connection to the crime!Medium wrote:Phony grants were allegedly created and awarded to financial aid employees who were also registered for University courses. In some cases, these employees qualified for tuition remission and therefore weren’t charged tuition for their classes. Despite this, they still received large grants and scholarships that exceeded amounts generally awarded to normal students. These grants almost always exceeded legally allowed amounts.In 2013, for example, the Associate Director of Financial Aid, Brian Johnson, received tuition remission, and despite this, also received “University Need Based Grants” totaling $35,400 one year and more than $68,000 the following year. These grants are intended for low-income students who are in desperate need of assistance and in danger of having their education disrupted by their inability to pay. The grant amounts usually range between $2,000 to $5,500 a semester. A current financial aid employee described the amount awarded to the former Associate Director as “unprecedented” and “illegal.” Total aid received by the Associate Director neared $200,000.Unfortunately, however, this was not the last time a grant of that amount had been awarded. Between 2014 and 2017, another financial aid student-employee, Tyrone Hankerson, was repeatedly awarded a $65,000 “University Need Based Grant.” In 2014, Hankerson was awarded another $22,683 scholarship, labeled as a Mock Trial Scholarship. Sources who have been involved with the mock trial, including past leadership, say the team has never awarded a scholarship of that amount and wouldn’t even have had the budget to accommodate a scholarship of that amount.

Howard University is in the middle of a scandal where officials and students at the school allegedly stole around $1 million in financial aid from the vaunted HBCU. Tyrone Hankerson Jr. found his name trending on Twitter Wednesday (Mar. 28) after he was named in a blog post alleging his connection to the crime!Medium wrote:Phony grants were allegedly created and awarded to financial aid employees who were also registered for University courses. In some cases, these employees qualified for tuition remission and therefore weren’t charged tuition for their classes. Despite this, they still received large grants and scholarships that exceeded amounts generally awarded to normal students. These grants almost always exceeded legally allowed amounts.In 2013, for example, the Associate Director of Financial Aid, Brian Johnson, received tuition remission, and despite this, also received “University Need Based Grants” totaling $35,400 one year and more than $68,000 the following year. These grants are intended for low-income students who are in desperate need of assistance and in danger of having their education disrupted by their inability to pay. The grant amounts usually range between $2,000 to $5,500 a semester. A current financial aid employee described the amount awarded to the former Associate Director as “unprecedented” and “illegal.” Total aid received by the Associate Director neared $200,000.Unfortunately, however, this was not the last time a grant of that amount had been awarded. Between 2014 and 2017, another financial aid student-employee, Tyrone Hankerson, was repeatedly awarded a $65,000 “University Need Based Grant.” In 2014, Hankerson was awarded another $22,683 scholarship, labeled as a Mock Trial Scholarship. Sources who have been involved with the mock trial, including past leadership, say the team has never awarded a scholarship of that amount and wouldn’t even have had the budget to accommodate a scholarship of that amount.