Rev. Gregory Holston, Marc Stier of the PA Policy Center, and Seth Anderson-Oberman joined Amadee on Solutions to talk about the recently released Philadelphia Tax Reform Commission report and what it gets wrong.

Mozel Watson joins the show. He is a wine connoisseur, educator and Sommelier. He answers some of the most common questions and misconceptions of wine.

WURD Host Solomon Jones joins the show. He talks to us about the Black Agenda Rally, which took place at city hall. As well as what the next steps in the movement should be.

Kelvin Phillips and Sofiya Ballin join the show to talk to us about new series of interviews called, ‘Brightness in Black’... The first of which includes K.D. Morris and Kyle Morris-Sol, who share their inspiring story.

Avenel Joseph, Interim Executive Vice President of RWJF joins the show…..Congressional GOP plans to slash Medicaid, what it could do to the most vulnerable Americans, and health care latest. 72 million americans served by medicaid. It Serves 6 in 10 students, as well as 1 in 6 adults including 60 percent of nursing home residents.

As we move to the next phase of Building the Black Agenda, our goal is to support black owned businesses. We talk with Donta Rose from Grocery Outlet, a black owned market in north Philadelphia.

Councilmember Dr. Nina Ahmad, Glenn Ellis - the President of Strategies for Well Being, and Dr. Deshawnda Williams - the Chair of the Health Committee at the NAACP Philadelphia Branch and the Chair of the Mayor’s Interfaith Roundtable Health Subcommittee. Councilmember Dr. Nina Ahmad will be hosting “Voices for Vitality: Dispelling, Strengthening, Trust: A Conversation on Vaccination & Preventing Health” - an event happening at Dr. Ala Stanford center for Health Equity at 2001 W. Lehigh Avenue, Thursday February 27th at 6PM. They joined Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to talk more about the event.

Jasmine E. Sessoms is the President of Center 1968: an organization that is dedicated to empowering Black women in politics, government, and civic life. Jasmine joins the show to talk about Center 1968's 1-year anniversary, it's initiative, and the various services it offers to the community, especially as it pertains to Black women.

Jillian Patricia Pirtle from the Marion Anderson Museum & Historical Society joined Dr. Peterson on Evening WURDs to discuss the reopening of the Marian Anderson Museum and the gala event taking place this Sunday, March 2nd.

Isaac Avilucea is a reporter for Axios Philadelphia and a frequent contributor to the show, where he gives WURD listeners pertinent updates on trending news stories.

Isaac joins the show to talk about the city of Philadelphia cracking down on illegal off-roading as it pertains to people riding dirk bikes and ATVs within city limits. Isaac also weighs in on a tax lien that was files against Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, police arbitration policy changes in Pennsylvania, and more.