Host Tiffany Bacon is joined by Veronica Hill-Milbourne, President of Spectrum Health, and Tonya Moody, the VP of Medicare at AmeriHealth Caritas. They both join the show to provide an overview of current ACA, Medicaid, and SNAP news & initiatives for seniors. They also touch on upcoming changes to Medicaid eligibility and how these changes are going to affect their suite of insurances.

Aallyah Wright is rural issues reporter for Capital B, a Black-owned non-profit news organization. Aallyah joins the show to talk about how Black farmers in the US were affected during the government shutdown.

Tia Tynes is the Co-Director of Trash Academy, a grassroots environmental justice organization whose mission is to make the world a cleaner and greener environment. Tia joins the show to talk about better ways people can manage their waste to further prevent illegal dumping, and other waste mismanagement issues.

Renee Washington is a multi-platform Sports host and producer, previous analyst and reporter with ESPN, NBC Sports, Fox Sports, and among others. She played professional soccer with the Sky Blue Football Club (now Gotham Football Club).

She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss about the Philadelphia Eagles performance on Black Friday against the Chicago Bears, and the Philadelphia 76ers two game stretch over the weekend.

Michael Coard is a WURD Radio host, lawyer, columnist, and the angriest Black man in America. He joins us to talk about an ATAC meeting on the President’s House exhibit.

Michael Negron is a senior fellow for economic opportunity at the Center for American Progress (CAP), where he focuses on economic development, consumer protection and small-business policy. He previously served as special assistant to the president for economic policy in the Biden-Harris White House, where he worked with federal agencies to develop and implement a variety of policies.

Michael joined Dr. Peterson for this week's Center for American Progress (CAP) segment to discuss CAP’s new policy proposal to tackle the nation's housing affordability crisis and boost economic mobility for middle-class families.

Gabriela Sanchez is the executive director for The Philadelphia Cultural Fund (PCF). PCF is a nonprofit grantmaking organization that the City of Philadelphia established in 1991. PCF received $8 million in new funding from the William Penn Foundation - and they received an increased $5 million from the City this year. As a result, PCF is rolling out a new approach that puts equity, access, and transparency front and center.

Gabriela joins the show to further discuss the recent funding The Philadelphia Cultural Fund has received, and how they plan to use that funding moving forward, especially as it pertains to the arts & culture scene.

Jennifer Leith is the Executive Director of the West Philadelphia Alliance for Children. Diane Mills is a West Philadelphia Reading Captain. They both joined Dr. Peterson for this month's Philly Reads segment on Evening WURDs to discuss rebuilding school libraries.

Nick Krautter is a realtor, seasoned industry analyst, and author of the book, “The Golden Handoff”. This book is a breakthrough guide on creating stable, client-focused real estate teams designed to weather market and workforce disruptions. In this book, Nick also warns that without major changes in how teams are built and agents are trained, we may soon face a “real estate expertise scarcity” — one that could disadvantage millions of older buyers.

Nick joins the show to further talk about the generational shift in the real estate industry and to discuss his book, The Golden Handoff.

Dante King is an author, speaker, and innovator. He is the author of the books, Diagnosing Whiteness & Anti-Blackness and The 400-Year Holocaust. He is one of the creators of the podcast, “Diagnosing Whiteness”. He hosts this podcast with Rev. Dr. Philippe “Shock” Matthews. Together, they dissect the hidden realities of whiteness and anti-Blackness in America.

Dante joins the show to further discuss the context of his podcast, Diagnosing Whiteness.