Aallyah Wright is a Rural Issues Reporter for Capital B News. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss a Piedmont, California property owned by a successful Black family in the 1920s, and a culture of violence and racism by the town's residents and local government that pushed them out and forced them to sell their home.

Article link: https://capitalbnews.org/black-homeowner-1924-home-seizure-lawsuit/

Chris Norwood joined Dr. Peterson for this week's critical commentary segment to discuss ICE Agents breaking into a Montgomery County home to make an arrest, the Trump administration failing to indict democrats involved in "illegal orders" video, and the history of the Negro League Baseball in honor of Black History Month.

Author Rebecca Geshuri holds certifications in Internal Family Systems, Perinatal Mental Health, and Brainspotting. In addition to seeing moms, their babies, and their partners in her private practice in Campbell, California, Rebecca teaches workshops to therapists, physicians, doulas, and yoga practitioners.

She joined Dr. Peterson on to discuss her newly released book that she co-authored with Jessica Tomich-Sorci, " When Good Moms Feel Bad", which covers how moms can transform guilt, anxiety, and anger into compassion, confidence, and connectedness.

In this next edition of "Ready Set Grow", we are joined by Regina Hairston President and CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce. ”Ready Set Grow” is an initiative to help small business prepare to profit in 2026. Presented by the Barnes Foundation and sponsored by Visit Philadelphia

Lillian Prince-Stevens is the founder of Penned to Perfection™ - a Black-owned luxury greeting card line that literally plays the soundtracks to our lives. Her greeting card line is intentionally inclusive and crafted to center Black culture and artistry, complete with a patent-pending QR code playlist when words alone cannot capture the moment.

Lillian joins the show to further talk about Penned to Perfection, and to also discuss the importance of mending relationships and fostering healthy communication.

Dr. Treshonda Baucom is a licensed mental health counselor and professor. She is the founder and CEO of Enriched Life Counseling & Consulting, which provides counseling services to children, teens, adults, and parents. Dr. Baucom helps children and teens struggling with symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, and depression utilize tools and strategies to achieve balance in their social relationships, academics, and family dynamics.

Dr. Baucom joins the show to talk about healthy love vs. unhealthy love, and different attachment styles in relationships.

René Sonneveld is the author of the book, The Elephant in the Family Room. This book addresses the emotional complexities of enterprise families. His book is designed to equip family businesses with the tools to tackle silent threats—including unspoken resentments, deep-seated insecurities, lingering fears, and misaligned values—that can shatter even the strongest enterprise families.

René joins the show to discuss his book, some of the problems that can arise in family businesses, and how to navigate them.

Larry Platt is the co-founder of The Philadelphia Citizen and a Philadelphia media fixture since the early 1990s. He worked as the former editor of The Philadelphia Daily News, producer of “Kelce”, and has written for New York, GQ, The New York Times Magazine & Men’s Journal.

He joined Dr. Peterson for this week's Citizen WURD segment to discuss his recent Philadelphia Citizen article, “Are You There, Constitution Center? It’s Me, a Citizen” and why listeners should give financial support to independent and Black-owned media.

Article link: https://thephiladelphiacitizen.org/constitution-center-leadership-democracy/

Senator Vincent Hughes is one of Pennsylvania’s leading Democratic voices on local, state, and national issues. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the Pennsylvania Senate recently passing a bill banning cellphones in schools.

Dr. Allura Casanova is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Hampton University, who specializes in marginalized men, men of color and DEI initiatives. She joined Dr. Peterson for this week's Tuesday Teach-in segment to discuss her courses, men of color - especially Black men, and DEI.