Adena Brewington-Brown is an adjunct processor at Drexel University, and cardio-obstetric nurse practitioner at Lankenau Medical Center, where she focuses on caring for patients with hypertension and cardiovascular disease who are of reproductive age and/or pregnant.

She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

Host Tiffany Bacon is joined by Manager of Community Engagement, PECO, Patricia King to discuss qualifying for the PECO Customer Assistance Program (CAP) for paying utility bills.

Dr. Delana Wardlaw, a board-certified family medicine physician practicing in Philadelphia and one-half of the Twin Sister Docs, joins Tiffany Bacon to discuss cancer.

Barbara Cooke, Coordinator at AARP, and Carolyn Booker, Tioga Hope Garden / Love Where You Live, join host Tiffany Bacon to discuss AARP.

Tiffany Bacon is joined by Eliza El, Community Outreach Coordinator from Always Best Care Senior Services, to discuss the various benefits Always Best Care offers to employees and how family members can help introduce seniors to home care before issues arise in the home.

Host Tiffany Bacon sits down with Dr. Kostiya Peki, the Market Director of ChenMed Philadelphia to discuss what activities seniors regularly engage in to keep their minds sharp and have fun while staying at the senior center.

Tiffany Bacon is joined by Public Relations Supervisor Brian Rademaeker of the Philadelphia Water Department to discuss the importance of pipe maintenance in the coming winter season and stresses the urgency of calling the Philadelphia Water Department whenever there is a problem before it becomes severe.

Pat Ford, Trash Academy and Joyce Brooks, Block Captain Committee of Nicetown (BCCN) join Tiffany Bacon to discuss the proper way to remove trash in the community.

Host Tiffany Bacon is joined by Majeedah Rashid of Nicetown Court & CDC to talk about Nicetown Court's tax credit project.

Dr. Kayla Elliott is the Director of Workforce Policy at The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies — America’s Black think tank. Dr. Elliott leads a team of experts who center Black communities in policy debates concerning the future of work, workforce development and access to good jobs.

She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the U.S. Department of Education, CTE programs supporting Black workers, and The Joint Center's five principles to support Black workers.