Antonia King is the author of Beyoncé—One of One, a book that celebrates Beyoncé’s artistry and places her career in the context of Black American history and culture. Antonia is a historian, poet, and PhD candidate whose personal fandom has driven her to write an thoughtful examination of Beyoncé’s work.

Rukia Lumumba joins the show. She is Director of the Electoral Justice Project & Policy at Movement for Black Lives. Rukia updates us on Mississippi, its voting map and how Mississippi voters choose their politicians.

George Flowers joins the show. He is one of the Founders of "Invisible Hurdle". An organization that works with high impact leaders. George talks to us about how gender plays a role in positions of leadership.

Attorney Melissa Andre joins the show. She is the Executive Director of the Tax review board. She talks to us about how Philadelphian's can handle home taxes based on home assessments.

Senator Anthony Williams joins the show. Senator Williams has called for an audit of the Philadelphia school district. What impact will it have on any current decisions being made by the school district? When will the audit begin and who will do it?

Kadida Kenner is the CEO of the new Pennsylvania project. She is working across the state to increase voter education and engagement.

Beth Grossman joins the show to discuss Act 135 property consevertorship act. Act 135 allows nonprofits, neighboring residents and municipalities to take property that has been blighted.

Karynthia Phillips is an ordained minister, physician assistant in family medicine, and award-winning author. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss discuss her new book “Press Pause: Making Time for God in an Overscheduled Life”, which takes the reader on a transformative journey to help them disconnect from the chaos of the world and make room for quiet time even, if you feel you have no time.

Lauren Groh-Wargo is the CEO of Fair Fight, a Georgia-based non-profit that fights for free and fair elections, fights against voter suppression and exposes anti-voter policies. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the Trump administration pushing new voter fraud narratives, Southern voters and Atlanta and other southern cities not being considered for the 2028 Democratic National Convention.

Christopher Rogers is the Co-Coordinator of Friends of Tanner House, who are committed to the preservation and growth of the rich Black cultural wealth of North Philadelphia. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the recent news of the Tanner House (located on 29th and Diamond in the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood of Philadelphia), being preserved and acquired by a nonprofit preservation group.