About this episode
An inside look at Sexual Chocolate, Boston College’s all-male step team. This episode explores the group’s origins, signature performance style, and the “brotherhood-as-verb” approach that shapes members on and off stage. Hear how choreography and practice culture are organized, what members love most about performing and rehearsing, and how the team uses its platform for mentorship and service. Perfect for anyone curious about step, student-run performance groups, or finding community on campus.
0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis ’27.
0:17 | Meet Dylan Duncan, Omoy Miller, and Philip Mwangi of the Sexual Chocolate team.
0:47 | What is Sexual Chocolate? They discuss their history & mission.
1:03 | The group’s style: power, precision, and pace.
1:48 | How the team creates “music” using movement.
2:09 | Favorite moments: why members love performing and rehearsing.
2:48 | How membership shapes the college experience — time management & mentorship.
3:41 | Brotherhood in action — community, service, and peer support.
4:25 | How to follow and join — follow them on Instagram.
4:58 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!
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