Maleka speaks with Kiersten Adams, Casey Kuklick, and Marina McDougall about the S(Tree)twork program. Rasheed explores midwifery with Black midwives Crystal Hawkins and Titilola Ogbeide.

Maleka is in conversation with Guy Lang about the Junior Defenders program. Michael Cogbill shares his favorite things about Germantown. We also air a collection of poems submitted by Philadelphians.

For World Autism Day, Rasheed's sister Erica Irving speaks about her experience with being diagnosed with autism in adulthood. Maleka talks to Salina Singleton and Matthew Arlyck about POWER Interfaith. Rasheed features GREAT's upcoming seed exchange.

Amir Richardson discusses the Bridging Blocks Initiative between WHYY and the Free Library. Chris Herrman speaks about Yes! And Collaborative Arts. Monica Quarrie talks about the Horizons at Greene Street Friends School program.

Woman leaders from Germantown talk about their work, inspirations, who they hope to inspire, and more. These women include:

Rasheed does a Reporter Roundup for the week of 3-6-23.

Rasheed speaks with the creator and host of "Grief Journeys," Janice Tosto, ahead of the show's first anniversary. The Illegal Eviction Action Team discusses the scope of their work. Rasheed does a Reporter Roundup,

Moneek Pines speaks about the new Little Art Studio at ARTrageous Brush & Flow. Maleka is in conversation with Andrea "Philly" Walls of the Museum of Black Joy. Rasheed gives a reporter roundup.

Gabe Christy and Sam James talk about their Labor Jawn Podcast, highlighting labor unions and Philadelphia movements. Sheena Roberson speaks about the goals and mission of DOPE INC's new community fridge in Mt. Airy. Rasheed does a reporter round-up.

The first episode of the new year will include stories on the classes and new location of the Mighty Writers in Germantown, Zarinah Lomax’s Apologues exhibit turning into a healing center, technology literacy classes in the neighborhood, and Clayton Justice and Men Who Care’s vision for community organizing in 2023.

Four Germantown neighbors share their thoughts on what "community joy" means to them. The neighbor's voices included in this segment include Kristen Clark, Doriana Diaz, Mathew George, and Angela Miles. 

And a very special birthday shoutout to our community organizer, Maleka!