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the next voice in hbcu sports broadcasting starts here.

A 12-Week, CTE-Aligned Vocational Residency. Real Games. Real Broadcasts. Real Credentials.

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12

weeks of training

48+

hours of experience

30+

portfolio pieces

10+

live productions
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mission

Philadelphia has talent. What it's been missing is the pipeline. KRSB Future Voices Academy was built to fix that. We train high school juniors and seniors from Philadelphia public and charter schools to become professional sports broadcasters — on real HBCU game broadcasts, supervised by working professionals. Students graduate with a demo reel, a 30-piece portfolio, and a network — not just a certificate.

The Teaching Hospital for Black Media.

Medical students don't become doctors by reading about surgery. They perform it — supervised, on real patients. FVA operates the same way. Students don't study broadcasting. They broadcast. On live KRSB game feeds. On real HBCU football and basketball games. The press box is the operating room. The microphone is the scalpel. The game is the patient.

cost to students and families: $0

Fully grant and sponsor funded. We are committed to dismantling the economic and access barriers that keep talented Black students out of professional broadcasting.

program quick stats

cohort size

8–12 students per cohort

12 weeks of intensive training
eligibility

high school juniors & seniors (16+)

enrolled in philadelphia public or charter schools
schedule

saturday production schedule

fall 2026 cohort now forming
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