Marlene Bagnull is the director of the “Write His Answer Ministries” Conference: an event that is bringing together Christian writers from across the globe for its 6th annual virtual conference, happening July 30–August 2. This event will bring writers, authors, agents, publishers, and more all together in a virtual space, for the opportunity to network and fellowship.

Marlene joins the show to further discuss what this writers conference entails.

Host Chris Murray and John Mitchell have a conversation about the many "beefs" amongst sports talk hosts/ analysts on whether or not theses grudges are evolving in a more negative direction. They also continue the conversation on Jalen Hurts as more discourse on the Super Bowl champion continues.

Donald Hunt retired sports journalist joins host Chris Murray to have a discussion about the induction of Dick Allen into the baseball hall of fame. The two cover his extensive history in the sport of baseball as well as the injustice of Dick Allen being inducted posthumously.

Zulene Mayfield is the Chairperson of the Chester Residents Concerned for Quality Living (CRCQL). She joined the show to talk about the July 15th community info session on the proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in southeast Delaware County. Zulene broke down the health and environmental risks of LNG and how residents can stay informed and get involved in stopping this Penn America project.

Abby Sullivan is the Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Philadelphia's Office of Sustainability and Office of Climate Resilience. Abby joins the show to talk about how the city is tackling stormwater flooding, rising extreme heat, and preparing communities through its updated Climate Resilience Plan. She also explored equity-centered progress and climate updates impacting West and Southwest Philly neighborhoods.

Ann Smith joins Dr. Peterson for this month's Evening Stories segment to discuss the poem "What Work Is" by Phillip Levine.

Attorney Jarrett Adams is a revolutionary attorney, celebrated by his relentless dedication to justice and fearless advocacy that challenges the status quo.

Wrongfully convicted at 17, served a decade of a 28-year sentence before being exonerated, Adams now is a leading voice in civil rights reform and dedicated to representing clients while confronting and dismantling systemic inequities within the legal system.

He joined Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to discuss the current civil rights fight, Trump’s “OBBB” and his book “Redeeming Justice: From Defendant to Defender, My Fight for Equity on Both Sides of a Broken System”.

Matt Fields is the President of Integrated Platform for the educational tool HMH, has devoted his career to transforming education and ensuring that academic success is attainable for students of all backgrounds.

He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the educational tool, HMH, and how it’s helping students from all backgrounds.

Teea Tynes is the Co-Director of Trash Academy and David Evans is the Co-Founder of Block By Block Philly. They are both partners in Clean Philadelphia NOW.

Teea helps lead Trash Academy, an effective intergenerational “collaboratory” with engaged residents to address the issue of trash.

David with BlockByBlock Philly is also a frontline community member who runs volunteer clean-ups around North Philadelphia and beyond.

They both joined Dr. Peterson to discuss this mission, objectives with environmental justice and issues, and their work.

Laura Dunn is a Highway Safety Specialist for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Laura is an accomplished state and federal program manager with extensive work in program development, management, and implementation with over 15 years of experience.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) an average of 37 children die annually from heatstroke after being trapped in a car. As of last month, 7 kids have died of vehicular heatstroke already in 2025.

Laura joins the program to talk about latest statistics from this summer, steps to ensure kids are kept safe, and free resources for parents.