WURD Radio host Solomon Jones joins Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to discuss his "Building the Black Agenda" event this Saturday on March, 22nd, and more.

Ann Smith joins Dr. Peterson for the monthly Evening Stories segment on Evening WURDs to discuss the story of the month, which is "You Are Now Entering the Human Heart" by Janet Frame.

Sherri Pennington is the Marketing and Public Relations Manager for the 2025 Germantown Jazz Festival; and Khadijah Renee Morgan is a jazz songstress who has been performing jazz in the tri-state area since the late 1980s. They both are putting their media and music talents together to bring Philadelphia the 2025 Germantown Jazz Festival, from April 25th - 27th. They join Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to discuss more about the Germantown Jazz Festival.

Dominique Brundidge is an anesthesiologist & a critical care doctor at Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. Dominique joins the show for the second day in the row to talk about when it is time to walk away from something in your life, whether it be a job, relationship, etc.

Robert Tillman is a lawyer who has been in the profession for over 30 years. He is apart of the Tillman Law Group.

He joins the show to talk about what led him to becoming a lawyer, and to answer multiple questions WURD listeners had about properties, what Robert's law group covers, and much more.

Dr. Yuvaram Reddy, is a nephrologist and implementation scientist at the University of Pennsylvania. March is Kidney Month, and March 13th is World Kidney Day. The theme for this year is “Are Your Kidneys OK? Detect early, Protect Kidney Health” 1 in 7 adults are thought to have chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the US (~35.5 million people). 9 in 10 adults with CKD don’t even know they have CKD. For people with diabetes, it is important to screen for kidney disease with a blood and urine test at least once a year.

As we approach the next phase of Building The Black Agenda, Yvonne Blake joins the show. She is the owner of Hakim’s Bookstore, and talks to us about the store’s link to the movement.

Sadiyyah Maamon Joins the show. She is an entrepreneur, real-estate expert and the owner of the Cultural Collective Coffee. Sadiyyah is also Vice President of the National Association of Real-Estate Brokers,

Monifa Ivory is the founder of CEO of "Wick it Wax", her own candle company. She joins the show to talk about how she got into candle making, and also goes over the various products she has to offer.

As we get ready for the Level Up contest, Christa Barfield, of Farmer Jawn, joins us to talk about the seed, the soil, and the truth of being a Black woman owned business.