Salome (Sal-Oh-May) Hall (she/they) is the founder of Sisters Affirming Sisterhood (SAS) Project, an initiative at the intersection of sustainability, social equity, and community empowerment. A U.S. Navy veteran and Philadelphia-based leader, Hall is redefining solidarity, activism, and sustainable fashion on a national stage.

On Feb. 7, 2026, Hall will take New York Fashion Week by storm with THREADS REIMAGINED: Spring ’26, a bold, community-powered runway experience redefining what fashion can and should stand for. The show will spotlight emerging Black and Queer designers from across the country, alongside powerful storytelling from members of the trans community whose lives and experiences inform the work on the runway.

THREADS REIMAGINED: Spring ’26 will feature:

A runway show highlighting cutting-edge, upcycled designs by queer designers

Stories of resilience and transformation from trans community members

A celebration of shared values around sustainability, creativity, and collective care

LaTonya McCurry is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the founder of LaTonya McCurry Counseling Services, LLC. With over 20 years of experience in behavioral health, she brings compassion, clarity, and clinical expertise to her work with adults, families, and teens.

January is National Codependency Awareness Month

With Black History and all things DEI under attack by the Trump administration, we organize a fundraiser to protect our local HBCU's. In this special broadcast we speak with faculty, students and graduates from Cheyney University, Lincoln University and Delaware State University.

Kaanan Raja is a Health Policy Manager at Children First. She began her career working directly with minority health communities in her hometown of Chicago, and now focuses her work on ensuring that every child in the Commonwealth has access to quality health care.

She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the impact of RFK’s undermining vaccinations.

Andrew Hazzard is a staff reporter at the Sahan Journal in Minnesota, who focuses on climate change and environmental justice issues. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss what is happening in Minnesota with ICE and its overall impact.

Omar Tate is a chef, artist, social activist and owner of Honeysuckle Restaurant. He's known for his approach to Black culinary traditions and his efforts to highlight and preserve African American foodways. Mr. Tate’s work blends food, art and history, aiming to create a deeper understanding of Black culture through culinary experiences.

He was named one of Esquire Magazine’s Best New Chefs in America in 2020, and recognized by TIME Magazine as one of the Next 100 Most Influential People in 2021. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss "Open Studios 004: An Evening With Dr. Jessica Harris".

Dan Krewson is TruMark Financial Credit Union’s First Vice President, and Director Commercial Loan Origination.

He is recognized for his entrepreneurial mindset and has more than 20 years of financial experience structuring complex credit facilities, developing new business lines and advising startups.

He joined Dr. Peterson for this month's Ready, Set, Grow segment to get all small business owners and entrepreneurs ready for the influx of tourists coming to Philadelphia this year.

Cheryl Thompson is an award-winning investigative correspondent for National Public Radio, an associate professor of journalism at George Washington University, and a recipient of more than 40 journalism awards.

She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss her upcoming book, “Forgotten Soules: The Search for the Lost Tuskegee Airmen”. The book examines the lives of the 27 pilots who went missing while battling abroad.

Keldamuzik is a recording artist, actress, TV host, and entrepreneur known for blending entertainment, fashion, and empowerment. Based in the Bay Area and known as *The Diva of San Jose*, she’s performed worldwide and hosts the talk show *Diva Talk Tonite* on Tubi.

As the founder of **Tamz**, her fashion line of bold statement berets, Keldamuzik champions women’s confidence, creativity, and individuality. Beyond music and fashion, she’s a dedicated philanthropist and advocate for self-expression, using her platform to inspire others to live with purpose and authenticity.

Keldamuzik joins the show to further talk about her work as an artist, and to also give her take on what goes into making a hit record in today's music landscape.

Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II is a minister, social justice activist, and author, known for his leadership in the Forward Together Moral Movement, Moral Mondays protests, and co-chairing the Poor People's Campaign.

Bishop Barber joins the show to talk about why Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s mission is still relevant in today's society.