Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews Zak Berkman, the Producing Artistic Director of People's Light Theatre Company, to discuss their most recent production, Aint Misbehavin.

Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews both Tawanna Campbell, who plays Nell, and Chabrelle Williams, who plays Armelia, who plays Charlaine in the People's Light Theatre Company's most recent production, Aint Misbehavin.

Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews Andrew Watring, Community Programs Creative Director & Resident Associate Director with the People's Light Theatre Company.

Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews Candace Thomas, who plays Charlaine in the People's Light Theatre Company's most recent production, Aint Misbehavin.

Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews Dorse Brown, a choreographer who plays Andre in the People's Light Theatre Company's most recent production, Aint Misbehavin.

Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews Marcus Allen Jorndon, Associate Director, who plays Ken in the People's Light Theatre Company's most recent production, Aint Misbehavin.

Guest host of Evening WURDs Roxi Fab, interviews Gina Pisasale, Director of New Works & Resident Dramaturg, about People's Light Theatre Company's most recent production, Aint Misbehavin.

Dr. Keith Kantor is a Trichologist and Clinical Director of Regen Therapeutics, a specialized medical practice located in Sandy Springs, Georgia. The clinic focuses on advanced, non-surgical regenerative medicine. It is widely recognized by Georgia medical professionals as a leading practice for regenerative hair restoration.

Dr. Kantor notes that while many people assume hair loss after rapid weight loss is always temporary, in some cases it can become long-lasting or permanent if the underlying biological causes are not properly addressed.

Dr. Kantor joins the show to talk about why hair loss is common for certain people after weight loss.

Renee Washington is a sports broadcaster, professional speaker, career coach, and founder of Renee Washington Media & Consulting. Through her work in media, storytelling, and live events, she helps lead impactful conversations across sports, business, culture, and personal development. As a former three-time All-American, Hall of Famer, Renee had an opportunity to play professional soccer before transitioning into a dynamic career across media, communications, and live events.

She currently works across some of the biggest platforms in sports media, with broadcasting and hosting experience that includes FIFA, NBC Sports, ESPN, the NWSL, and other national and international outlets.

Spain has advanced to the 2026 FIFA World Cup final after defeating France. The remaining semifinal match features Argentina taking on England on Wednesday, July 15. The tournament concludes with the third-place match on Saturday, July 18, and the final on Sunday, July 19th.

Renee joins the show to talk about the remaining teams in the FIFA World Cup. She will also give her thoughts on the MLB All-Star game in Philadelphia on July 14th.

Frances Hoover is the Executive Director of the Smith Memorial Playground. The 6.5-acre playground has multiple zones for climbing, swinging, spinning, and exploring. The mission of Smith Memorial Playground and Playhouse is to provide and promote opportunities for unstructured free play.

The Smith Memorial Playground will be rolling out its Smith's Hear Us! The Children’s Time Capsule Project. This initiative is designed to preserve the voices, artwork, and lived experiences of Philadelphia’s children today and preserve them for future generations. Throughout 2026, children across Philadelphia will be invited to contribute letters, drawings, poems, photographs, and recorded messages reflecting their lives, hopes, and visions for the future. These submissions will be collected through dedicated “Time Capsule Stations” located at Smith Memorial Playground, schools, libraries, recreation centers, and other community hubs across the city. All collected materials will be sealed in a specially designed time capsule during a public ceremony scheduled for November 7, 2026, at Smith Memorial Playground in East Fairmount Park. Once sealed, the capsule will remain untouched for 50 years. It will be reopened in 2076, coinciding with the United States’ 300th anniversary.

Frances joins the show to talk about Smith Playground's “Hear Us!” Time Capsule Project.