Valerie Duggins Chambers joins the show. She is a Menopause Fitness Trainer. Valerie talks to us today about "The Menopause Pivot" - Helping Women Transform their Bodies: Burn Fat & Build Glutes.

Former State Department official Dr. Nola Haynes joins the show. She talks to us about the president’s speech to world leaders and the framework of a deal on Greenland.

Gabe Bryant joins the show. He is Manager of Community Based Initiatives for DBHIDS. Gabe talks to us about his new book, "The Weight of the Crown:" How men of color can lead and still maintain mental health.

Attorney Keir Bradford-Grey is the Head of Marrone Law Firm’s Civil Rights Litigation Department. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss what civil rights will look like moving forward.

Dr. Ahmara Ross is an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology in Neurology at Penn Medicine. She joined Dr. Peterson to share information on glaucoma for Glaucoma Awareness month, and how to maintain good eye health.

Chris Norwood joined Dr. Peterson for this week's Critical Commentary segment to discuss Trump's attempt to take over Greenland and drop tariffs, and the Evening WURDs Exonerated podcast series getting nominated by the NAACP for the outstanding podcast award.

Chalkbeat Newark reporter Jessie Gómez joins the show. He talks to us about New Jersey Governor Mikey Sherrill’s inauguration and what comes next.

Janet M. Taylor joins the show. She is Host of "Got Clutter? Get Organized!" Podcast and Professional Life Organizer. Janet talks to us about New Year Reset, and Organizing Your Space, Time, and Routines

Attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong is an award-winning civil rights lawyer, scholar-activist, author of the children’s book - “J is for Justice”, and past president of the Minneapolis NAACP. She joined Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to discuss ICE activity in Minnesota, the church protest, the increased presence of law enforcement, and what civil rights looks like today.

Sunny Blount is the founder and CEO of Kabila Events, a Philadelphia-based immersive event and experience company that focuses on building community, fostering economic opportunities for Black-owned businesses, and creating culturally rich events like the Philly Black Wine & Spirits Fest. She's known as a "Culture Curator" and "Experience Architect," using her background in HR and education to create meaningful events that connect people and provide platforms for traditionally marginalized entrepreneurs.