Ernest Stuart joins the show. He is Program Director of Jazz at Mid Atlantic Arts April is Jazz Appreciation Month and, once again, Philadelphia is offering an eclectic celebration throughout the month with exciting performances throughout the city.

Kathia Woods is a regular entertainment correspondent on Reality Check. She is a Philadelphia Tribune contributor, and an entertainment reporter with her own show, "Cup of Soul Show" on YouTube.

Kathia joins the show to talk about CinemaCon: an annual convention for the movie theater industry, primarily attended by theater owners, distributors, and industry professionals. Hosted by the National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO), it takes place in Las Vegas at Caesars Palace and serves as a major platform for Hollywood studios to showcase their upcoming films, announce new projects, and build hype with exclusive trailers, footage, and celebrity appearances.

Kathia talks about the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, the next Spiderman movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the next John Wick moive, and more.

Pamela Hooks is a multimedia social change artist who has cultivated her talent for storytelling for personal and community transformation. She began her career in film/tv production as a film editor for an award-winning public affairs TV show that explored the community issues of urban Philadelphia at WPVI-TV (ABC). She currently works with the "Voices of 52nd Street Project" in West Philadelphia, which is a community initiative that celebrates the West Philadelphia Corridor.

Pam joins the show to talk about an event that is taking place with the Voices of 52nd Street titled, "Memory Dance Floor Steps and Stories". This is a community dancing event that is being used as an opportunity to bring people together to use dance as a physical memory, to prompt memories of 52nd Street spaces and monuments that created community with dance and music.

Orrin Evans is an American jazz pianist and composer known for his expressive style and innovative contributions to contemporary jazz. Born on October 6, 1975, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Evans has been active in the jazz scene since the late 1990s.

Orrin joins the show to talk about a series of shows he'll be participating in from April 2nd to April 9th, 2025.

Chris Norwood joined Dr. Peterson for the Critical Commentary with Chris Norwood to discuss the Cory Booker speech, the United States military in 2017 and more.

Tim Bennett is apart of the organization, "Bennett Compost", a recycling center in Philadelphia. Bennett Compost, founded in 2009, now serves over 6,000 residents, businesses, and community groups, diverting millions of pounds of food scraps from landfills annually. He joins the show to talk about composting in urban environments like Philadelphia, why it matters, and how residents can get involved.

Gabriel Escobar is editor and Senior Vice President of the Philadelphia Inquirer. He joined Solomon Jones to discuss the communities and engagement desk and more.

Dr. Christina Greer is the Associate Professor of Political Science from Fordham University and author of various political and race books, including her latest release “How to Build a Democracy: From Fannie Lou Hamer and Barbara Jordan to Stacy Abrams.” She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the federal layoffs and black women being over indexed in these firings.

Eric Williams from P.E.E.A. and Jamiel Owens, Family Relations Coordinator for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, join the show. The talk to us about helping other parents to care for autistic children.

9th District Councilman Anthony Phillips joins the show. He talks to us about a meeting held at Finley Recreation Center, to bring awareness to youth gun violence.