Welcome back to Carman-Ainsworth's AASA (African American Student Association) fifth podcast where our guest speaker, Jenesis Dones, shares her experiences after she toured both an HBCU (Jackson State University) and a PWI (University of Cincinnati). AASA shares their college aspirations and where they plan on attending in the fall.

Welcome back to Carman-Ainsworth's AASA (African American Student Association) fourth podcast where our host, Ashlyn Buck, and guest speaker, Kevonna Brown, discuss the history behind the Star Spangled Banner, also known as our National Anthem, and share some experiences and opinions we have as a club on this topic. “Colin in Black and White” is mentioned in this podcast.

Welcome back to Carman-Ainsworth's AASA (African American Student Association) third podcast where our host, Ashlyn Buck, and guest speaker, Mikayla Bowling discuss the tragedy that happened to Emmett Till and the aftermath. "Women of the Movement" is also featured in this conversation.

Welcome to the second Carman-Ainsworth's AASA (African American Student Association) podcast, where we will discuss our thoughts and opinions on colorism within the black community. Our host, Ashlyn Buck and guest speaker, Aleiya Johnson steer today's conversation as well as navigating input from other members.

Welcome to the first Carman-Ainsworth's AASA (African American Student Association) podcast, where we will discuss our thoughts and opinions on Black History Month as February comes to an end. Ashlyn Buck and Alaysia Gatewood steer today's conversation as well as navigating input from other members.