In this week’s episode, we revisit our previous discussions of Senator John Fetterman, former President Donald Trump, and Terrill Haigler, a.k.a “Ya Fav Trashman”.

We examine what has changed since we last spoke about these men and what the future looks like for them and for our community.

John Fetterman is recovering from a severe stroke. He is laboring to adjust to life in the Senate. The first-term Democrat, who was released Friday, March 30, 2023, after 5 weeks in the hospital, is still coping with the lasting effects of a near-fatal stroke last year, and Congress is adapting to accommodate him.

On March 4, 2023, Chris Rock launched a new comedy special entitled ‘Selective Outrage’ on Netflix. The show is described as “an electric stand-up set on non-racist yoga pants, spoiling his kids, the Kardashians, and his thoughts on the Will Smith fiasco.”

He takes his time getting there, hinting at ‘The Slap’ early in proceedings with: “They say, ‘words hurt.’ Anybody who says ‘words hurt’ has never been punched in the face.”

Join us as we explore the history of this genre, from its roots in the 1970s to the present day. We'll discuss the evolution of the music, the impact of different artists, and the influence of hip hop culture on the world. We'll also take a look at the challenges and successes of the genre, and how it has changed over the years. So come along and join us as we take a journey through 50 years of hip-hop.

Under the visionary leadership of Founder Dr. Ala Stanford, and CEO Kamau Stanford, the Black Doctors COVID19 Consortium (BDCC) has fundamentally changed of the delivery of medical services.

The medical system has unfortunately been untrustworthy to people of color, both historically and current day. However, medical care is crucial for everyone’s livelihood and longevity. Trust between patients and health care personnel is an essential factor and necessary to improve health outcomes. To further answer this call, we have engaged culturally competent, diverse clinicians to provide genuine patient-centered care in the heart of the city’s most vulnerable communities.

The city's first Black building trades leader aims to diversify Philadelphia's unions, and modernize how they exercise power in the city for years to come.

Terrill Haigler is the founder and president of the "Ya Fav Trashman" brand. Terri has three beautiful kids: Aria, Aiden, and Aubrey. He is a recognized author, business coach, and social media influencer with more than 31.7K followers.

He is the founder and executive director of YaFav Hauling Service, a company he developed to supplement the city’s sanitation department and deter illegal dumping. Additionally, he is the founder and president of the nonprofit organization "Trash 2 Treasure," which promotes environmental justice. Over the past two years, Terrill has coordinated 84 clean-up events, mobilized 5,608 volunteers, secured sponsorship from 32 businesses, and removed 415 tons of trash.

He has received "rising leader and change maker" awards from the waste management sector in recognition of his advocacy and influence, and he has also been named one of the "40 under 40" waste industry figures you should know.

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady remained coy on his future following the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 31-14 loss to the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL’s Wild Card playoffs on Monday.

“I’m going to go home and get a good night’s sleep as good as I can tonight,” Brady told reporters when asked about what he wants to do next.

“It’s just been a lot of focus on this game so,” added Brady, “it’s just going to be one day at a time, truly.”

In February 2022, the 45-year-old announced he was retiring from the NFL before changing his mind several weeks later and announcing he was returning for a 23rd season. What will be the legacy of Tom Brady?

Farmer Jacob follows regenerative farming practices that concentrate on soil health and increase access to organic food for marginalized communities. The city of Philadelphia is plagued with food-insecure families that work 40+ hours per week and still don't have access to chemical-free food options. One because they don't understand the importance of it, and two because the access just isn't there.

The year 2022 was a transformative year in the lives of Americans and people worldwide. In this final episode of 2022, we examine the highlights and lowlights of the year that was.