Miracle Jones is the Director of Advocacy and Policy at 1Hood Media. Chris Rabb is the Democratic candidate for Congress PA-03. They joined Eric Cole to discuss ICE agents threatening protestors, and the importance of voting.

Katherine Martinko is an author, editor and writer. She joined Amadee Braxton to discuss a bill that was passed that bans cellphone use in schools due to concerns about distractions and mental health problems with students.

Keith Armstrong from the ACLU joined to discuss the ACLU filing a FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) regarding Parady La's death while in custody of ICE.

Donovan Thompson, Activist and Creator of Stranger Fruit and No Daze Off, joined Eric Cole to discuss the importance of highlighting different communities, Trump's call to nationalize voting, and what it means to be born Bisexual.

Councilwoman Kendra Brooks is the first Working Families Party member elected to Philadelphia City Council in history, an education activist, and someone who has been an outspoken voice for reproductive freedom. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the 3rd annual "Education Equity Forum” she is moderating next Monday, February 9th, and a People’s Hearing she is advocating for regarding reproductive health.

Zulene Mayfield is the Co-Founder of Chester Residents Concerned for Quality Living. She joins the show to talk about environmental justice, the Stop Trashing Our Air Act, and the ongoing fight against LNG expansion in the region. The conversation focused on what’s happening now that the resolution is on hold and how communities are organizing as the 2026 legislative session progresses.

Collie Turner is the Founder & Executive Director of Heroic Gardens, and a Therapeutic Horticultural Practitioner. Collie joins the show to talk about healing, community, and how horticultural therapy is transforming the lives of veterans. The conversation centered on creating spaces for peace, purpose, and belonging, showing how nature, care, and connection can be powerful tools for recovery, resilience, and long-term wellness.

Dr. Yaba Blay is an Assistant Teaching Professor and Co-Director of Africana Studies at Drexel University. She is a scholar, activist, author, and professor, where her scholarship, work, and practice center on the lived experience of Black women and girls, with a particular focus on identity politics and beauty practices. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss more about her recent article, "Can I Celebrate Black History Month?"

WURD Radio host David Barnes joins the show. As host of "New World View" on WURD Radio and a Celebrated Photographer, David talks to us about Culture, Music & Photos

As President Trump threatens to nationalize elections in Philadelphia and other places, DNC Vice Chair Malcolm Kenyatta joins us to break down what that means for free and fair elections.