Kia Caldwell co-owner of Jot.Plan.Repeat joins Dr. Aaron Smith to discuss the need for products like stationaries particularly that feature black representation. Caldwell further delves into how their products feature positive black messaging which allows consumers to feel better about the work they do.

Dr. Aaron Smith sits down with program coordinator Morgan Lloyd of the African Museum of Philadelphia for the 160th anniversary of Juneteenth and the 49th birthday of the museum. Lloyd describes why Juneteenth is relevant to the youth of today who may not pay attention to the holiday.

On this Juneteenth, Dr. Daryle Lee Baynes joins the show to discuss a celebration of Black excellence.

Deepal Patel is not just a certified yoga teacher, integrative health coach, and Reiki master. She is a living testament to the transformative power of yoga. Her journey began in 2010, not as a quest for health but as a search for something more. She found breath, presence, healing…and, eventually, her life's purpose.

Jessica Grider is the School Library Media Specialists at Park Hill School District in Kansas City, Missouri.

A 2022 “Teacher of the Year” finalist in Missouri and with more than 15 years of teaching experience, Ms. Grider is a dedicated high school librarian committed to fostering literacy, equitable access to diverse literature, and inclusive education practices — which includes curating collections that reflect diverse perspectives, sponsoring a thriving romance book club for teen girls, and collaborating with educators to promote meaningful literacy initiatives.

She joins Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to discuss her perspective on education.

Chris Norwood joins Dr. Peterson for this week's Critical Commentary with Chris Norwood on Evening WURDs to discuss the war between Israel & Iran, and more.

Pennsylvania State Representative Napoleon Nelson was elected to represent the 154th Legislation District (located in Montgomery County, including Cheltenham Township, Jenkintown and Springfield Township) in November 2020.

Representative Nelson is the current chair of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus, serves on the Appropriations, Children & Youth, and Education committees, and founded the Chairs of Emerging Technologies Caucus.

He joins Dr. Peterson to discuss the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus, water rates going up and the effects of federal funding cuts.

Erika Barber is the Director of the Long Term Care Ombudsman Program at Center in the Park: a nationally accredited senior community center located in Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood.

Erika joins the show to talk about what the Long Term Care Ombudsman Program Entails at Center in the Park, and how it positively impacts the community.

Dyana Williams is a producer, artist development coach, journalist, founder of the International Association of African American Music, and co-founder of Black Music Month. Dyana joins the show to talk about the importance of Black Music Month, the significance of Juneteenth, Philadelphia being declared an official music city, and much more.

Grammy nominated R&B Artist Tony Terry Joins the show. He talks to us about his role in the upcoming stage play from The Paul Williams Theatrical Group, "The Diary of Black Men: How

Do You Love a Black Woman"