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Voices of the Movement: Women, Hip-Hop, Media, & Higher Ed

Voices of the Movement: Women, Hip-Hop, Media, & Higher Ed

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 In this episode of Sounds and Scholarship, host Tyler Brown dives into the evolving role of women in hip-hop, the power of social media, and how Howard University’s new Hip-Hop Studies minor is shaping future creators and scholars. Tyler is joined by student DJ Madyson Patterson, who shares her journey in music, insights on the changing sound of hip-hop, and the impact of digital platforms on artists today. Professors Dr. Tyree and Timothy Jones offer a behind-the-scenes look at the development of the hip-hop minor, the cultural legacy of HBCUs in hip-hop, and how academia is embracing the genre’s influence. Whether you're a fan, a scholar, or both, this episode explores where hip-hop has been—and where it's headed.
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