Tracye Robinson is a certified holistic wellness practitioner, author and the CEO of the Divine Lotus Group. She joined Karen to discuss holistic wellness and share her book, "The Magic Pill Is You".

SOLOMON JONES SITS DOWN FOR A CRUCIAL, NO-HOLDS-BARRED ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION WITH BUSINESS SECTOR LEADERS AND CONTRACTORS, AS THEY EXAMINE THE REAL-WORLD IMPACT OF THESE DECISIONS ON YOUR WORK, YOUR BUSINESS, AND YOUR LIVELIHOOD…AND WHAT THIS MEANS IN THE LARGER LANDSCAPE OF ATTACKS ON DIVERSITY PROGRAMS ACROSS THE NATION.

Dr. Ann Smith joined Dr. Peterson for this month's Evening Stories segment to discuss “Two Thanksgiving Day Men”, a short story by O. Henry about a homeless man who has a nine-year tradition of being treated to a Thanksgiving dinner by a wealthy gentleman.

Ernest Crim III is an Emmy-nominated producer, activist and antiracist educator who uses Black historical narratives to empower and educate through a culturally equitable lens.

Gina Dukes leads the Teaching Academy program at Science Leadership Academy at Beeber, which is Pennsylvania's first Career and Technical Education pipeline program that prepares high school students to become teachers. Ms. Dukes is passionate about creating a class environment where students discover the power of their voice, critically analyze the education system, and learn ways they can positively change their communities.

They joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the Black Men in Education Convening conference happening November 21st, 2025 in Philadelphia.

Solomon Jones, host of WURD Radio’s “Wake Up With WURD” moderated a panel on his show earlier today regarding the Mayor’s DEI initiatives. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss what came out of the panel.

Ernest Owens is the President of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists and host of WURD Radio’s “On The Record with Ernest Owens”. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss a recent city council related press release regarding legislation seeking to make water bills more affordable for Philadelphians.

Heather Headley is a Grammy and Tony Award–winning R&B singer, actress, and songwriter known for her powerhouse vocals and emotional storytelling. Born in Trinidad and raised in the United States, she first rose to fame on Broadway with her starring roles in The Lion King and Aida. Her debut R&B album, This Is Who I Am, earned critical acclaim and produced hits like “He Is” and “I Wish I Wasn’t.”

Heather Headley has an upcoming show at McCarter Theater taking place on Friday, Nov. 21st @ 7:30pm ET.

Heather joins the show to further discuss her career as a singer, and to also discuss her upcoming performance at McCarter Theater.

Lee Woodman is the author of the book titled, "ColorScapes". This book of poems that explores how seasonal colors—from spring’s hopeful pastels to winter’s muted tones—can influence our emotions and even help us understand and counteract the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Lee joins the show to further discuss insights from ColorScapes and discuss the fascinating connection between color and mood.

Residents from throughout Philadelphia packed a City Hall hearing, calling on City Council to amend Mayor Cherelle Parker’s proposed budget for the H.O.M.E. Initiative to prioritize low-income renters and homeowners.

Janet M. Taylor joins the show. She is the CEO of "Got Clutter? Get Organized" and a Podcaster. Janet talks to us about research that shows, gratitude increases generosity and reduces attachment to material possessions.