On this segment of the Midday Break Room, Tiffany Bacon welcomed 4 elementary school students from The Jubilee School in Philadelphia. The names of the students are Nyla Dwyer, Khaseem Bailey, Key’ier Ross-Duckett, & Zuri Collins. They all joined the show to talk about the significance of the student walkout that took place in Philadelphia in 1967, where thousands of Philadelphia students were protesting inequality in schools by demanding a culturally inclusive curriculum, more Black administrators, and better school conditions. The Jubilee School held a commemoration of this event on Nov. 17th, 2025. The students were also able to speak towards what the commemoration consisted of.

Linda Salley is a founding member, President, and Executive Director of the African American Museum of Bucks County (AAMBC). AAMBC was founded as a mobile museum, and for the past 11 years, its workers have visited different schools and community groups. Now, AAMBC is in the process of having its own physical location.

Linda joins the show to further talk about the significance of AAMBC, and to talk about AAMBC having its first physical location.

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.

LaTonya joins the show to talk about November being National Caregiver Month, and to further talk about the dynamics that come into play when caring for a loved one.

Future Cain is a social-emotional leadership and workplace wellness expert who is the CEO and Founder of Future of SEL- an organization geared to improve social & emotional leadership across multiple workplace environments.

Future joins the show to discuss establishing emotional boundaries in relationships, and why sometimes saying "no" is a sign of self-respect

Kym Whitley is an American actress, comedian, and television personality. She gained national attention with her breakout role in the sitcom Sparks and has since appeared in numerous TV shows and films, including Young & Hungry and Next Friday.

Kym joins the show to discuss her career working in the entertainment industry, and her role in the new upcoming BET+ series, The Varnell Hill Show, a spinoff from Martin Lawrence’s hit 1990s sitcom Martin.

Mozel Watson joins the show. He is a certified Sommelier. Mozel talks to us about the best wine and spirits pairings as you get ready for the holiday season

Jasper Liem joins the show. He is Executive Director of The Attic Youth Center, one of this year's Philly Gives nonprofit partners. The Attic Youth Center’s mission is to create opportunities for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning (LGBTQ) youth to develop into healthy, independent, civic-minded adults within a safe and supportive community and to promote the acceptance of LGBTQ youth in society.

Jasmine Goodwin joins the show. She is the Founder and CEO of The Black Girl Agenda, A community where Black women grow, glow, and secure the bag together. Jasmine specializes in digital marketing and community building for e-commerce beauty, fashion, and consumer goods brands.

Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis joins the show. He talks to us about the newly approved State Budget, which includes a new state earned income tax credit that will provide nearly $200M in tax relief to low-income, working families

David Barnes is joined by Ogbonna Hagins, the "unseated city council president" to explain why there is a need for an Office of Friedman Affairs. Mr. Hagins takes on various callers who argue the particulars on what makes someone an American Friedman and what does not, as well as callers who agree with his points about distinctions between American Friedman and Africans who come to America.