Councilman Isaiah Thomas is the Chair of Philadelphia’s Education Committee, and someone who addresses public safety, public education and government transparency - believes in a government that works for the people and improves the basic quality of life for all.

He joined guest hosts Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss AI in the classroom.

PA Speaker Joanna McClinton currently serving as the 143rd Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives since February 2023, which covers Yeadon in Delaware County and various Philadelphia wards.

She joined guest hosts Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss AI Deepfakes in schools.

Adam Connor is the Vice President of Technology Policy at the Center for American Progress, where he leads the newly created Technology Policy Team with a focus on building a progressive technology policy platform and agenda.

He joined guest hosts Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari on Evening WURDs to discuss the US government banning the latest Anthropic model and how it is a new AI licensing system, what Congress may or may not do about AI ahead of the midterm elections, and what states are doing on AI and why Congress may be trying to override them.

Ja’Net Adams is an International Financial Literacy Speaker, Financial Strategist,

Author, and CEO of EMACK Consulting LLC.

Ja'Net joined the show to talk about whether retirement at 60-65 years of age is still realistic in this current climate, the financial habits people can practice today that can have the biggest impact on retirement, and what a successful retirement looks like now in comparison to 20+ years ago.

Saadia Khan is a Pakistani-American activist, Columbia-trained scholar, and founder of Immigrantly Media, an award-winning company whose mission is to showcase the rich, complex realities of first- and second-generation immigrant lives in the United States.

Saadia joined the show to talk about how the World Cup is giving people pride in their origins, and to discuss the self-censorship that some immigrants perform just to fit in the American society.

Dr. Tim Golden is a visiting Professor of Philosophy at Whitman College. For 20 years, he was a criminal defense attorney in Philadelphia and in the federal courts. Tim joins us to talk about Donald Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship by executive order, a move which could overturn more than a century of legal precedent.

Robert Corn-Revere has been a First Amendment litigator for more than four decades. In 2023, he joined FIRE from the law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine, where he was a partner for 20 years. Robert joins us to talk about ABC’s fight to keep their FCC license, which is under threat by the Trump Administration

On this episode of Life & Tech, host Tech Life Steph is joined by Senior Human Resource Manager Carren Jones to discuss how AI plays a part in the hiring process for both the interviewers and the candidates. The duo continues the conversation by explaining the importance of the cover letter for resumes and how individuals can practice interviewing with the help of AI.

On this episode of On The Record, host Ernest Owens investigates the nature of the Deferred Retirement Option Plan or DROP program, which allows eligible career city employees to retire on paper while still allowing the retiree to be able to work after the fact.

Alexandra Morgan-Kurtz, Deputy Director of the Pennsylvania Institutional Law Project, talks about their lawsuit on behalf of a pregnant incarcerated woman who was denied basic prenatal care and shackled while in labor in Pennsylvania.