As anti-ICE protests spread across the country, Meg Berlin of Indivisible PA joins us to talk about Saturday’s “No Kings Coalition” march.

Juneteenth is coming, and Morgan Lloyd of the African American Museum of Philadelphia joins us to talk about the celebration.

Journalist, Lawyer and Public Speaker Renee Chenault Fattah joins the show. She to us about the Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter's third annual Black & African American Caregiver Symposium.

Temple professor Linn Washington joins the show. He talks to us about the absence of states rights in the California protests.

Michael Idris is the Manager of the American American Interpreter program, Tiffany and Michael discuss the experiences of enslaved people during the revolution and how interpreters like himself can flesh out these individuals by using smaller pieces of information.

Rebecca Franco is the Family Programs Manager at the Museum of the American Revolution, she and Tiffany Bacon discuss what family friendly program children can be apart of on their visit to the museum.

Chris Norwood joins Dr. Peterson for this week's Critical Commentary segment to discuss Ras Baraka, the ICE protest in Los Angeles and more.

Director of Education and community engagement Adria Wally discuss some of the stories of enslaved women during the Revolutionary War.

Tiffany Bacon and Jim Tall the Associate Curator of Exhibition Content discuss the unique flags of the American Revolutionary war and what stories are told behind them.

Megan Bowersox is the manager of the Gallery of Interpretation, she sits down with Tiffany Bacon to discuss visitor engagement and the museum's walking tours.