This week commentary with cousin Chris focuses on president Trump's controversial decision to cut all aid funding to South Africa and how this decision will affect South Africa politically and socially. Dr. Peterson and cousin Chris further discuss Trump's executive orders directed at Harvard and the president of Harvard's response to the news.

Host Dr. James Peterson sits down with Dr. Brian Peterson, Director of the Makuu Black Culture Center, and professor of The History of Women and Men of African Descent course at the University of Pennsylvania. They discuss the current black experience at University of Pennsylvania under the Trump administration as well as retaliatory Federal funding cuts coming to UPenn.

Dr. Paul Hopkins is the host of his own Saturday and Sunday radio show entitled “Dr. Paul’s Holistic Health Show” 9AM Saturdays and “The Green Hour” 3PM Sundays on WURD.

Dr. Paul joins the show to talk about the health of Jackie Robison later in his career. He also talks about the racism Jackie Robinson faced while playing in the Major Leagues.

Michael Coard is Criminal Defense Attorney, Activist, and WURD radio host of “The Radio Courtroom”. Michael joins the show to talk about MLB being anti-DEI; and how the current administration trying to take Jackie Robinson out of libraries & history books.

Kevin Gregg is the son of former MLB umpire, Eric Gregg: the third African American umpire in MLB history, following Emmett Ashford and Art Williams.

Kevin joins the show to talk about his father's impact on MLB, as well as Jackie Robinson's legacy.

Ernest Crim III is an Anti-Racist Educator and hate crime survivor who uses (Black) historical narratives to empower and educate families and train educators through an equitable lens.

Ernest joins the show to talk about the impact of Jackie Robinson’s military service pages being removed from federal websites, then reinstated.

Rob Holiday is the Director of Amateur Scouting Administration for the Philadelphia Phillies. Kenny Johnson is the Manager of Community Engagement for the Philadelphia Phillies.

They both join the show to talk about the lack of African American players in Major League Baseball, and discuss how they have paid tribute to Jackie Robinson within the Philadelphia Phillies Organization.

Dr. Kenneth L. Shropshire is the Professor Emeritus AHMERITUS at the Wharton School & Africana Studies, University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Shopshire joins the broadcast to talk about Jackie Robinson's legacy & the efforts by the Trump Administration to erase Black history - including that of Jackie Robinson's breaking the color barrier in baseball, and how it eventually led to the Civil Rights Movement.

Tiara Waterman is the recruitment manager of Flourish Research Center, a health organization in Philadelphia that specializes in conducting high-quality clinical trials to help advance medical knowledge and improve patient care.

Tiara joins the show to talk about why it is important for African Americans to participate in clinical trials.

Dr. Mahlene Duckett Lee is the Daughter of Former Philadelphia Stars Negro League player Mahlon Duckett. She is also the President & CEO of Divi Holding Group, a performance improvement organization.

Dr. Duckett joins the show to further talk about the impact her father made in the Negro Leagues, and to talk about how it was for her to experience her father playing in the Negro Leagues when she was growing up.