October 16, 2021
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7:28Now PlayingBNC’s “AMplified” is looking at historically Black colleges and universities and the role they've played in bringing joy, knowledge and opportunity for Black people nationwide.
Host Aisha Mills is joined by former FAMU Marching “100” head drum major Moises Martinez to discuss HBCU’s heart, soul and the sound that is the Black marching band.
Mills also gives a quick glimpse of FAMU’s award-winning band and expands on how band culture is one of the most essential parts of the HBCU experience.
All this and more on “AMplified.”
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