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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.

PA State Rep. Napoleon Nelson is the current chair of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus. He joins the show to talk about receiving the 2024 Champion of the Environment Award courtesy of PennFuture, a statewide environmental advocacy organization.

After new tariffs were announced by President Donald Trump, Heather Boushey of the Harvard Kennedy School, joins us to talk about the possible impact to the economy.

Sherri Darden is the Owner & Publisher of Scoop USA Media, an African American print media company that has been serving the Philadelphia, Chester, Camden and Wilmington - Delaware communities for 60 years! She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the stories that she is covering and share her thoughts on Cory Booker's speech.

WURD Radio host Chris Murray joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the start of the 2025 Phillies season and share his thoughts on the 76ers.

Actor Richard Lawson joined Solomon Jones to promote his book "The Artist's Roadmap NAVIGATING YOUR WAY IN SHOW BUSINESS," and the Beauty in The Black Netflix series.

Akbar Hasan is a Personal Financial advisor counseling individuals and small businesses. He has three decades of corporate finance experience in two of the world’s largest law firms. He unwraps the mystery of money offering practical, insightful, and easy to understand guidance. He joined Solomon Jones to give his answer to the listeners's question of the day.

State Representative and Democratic Committee Vice Chair, Malcolm Kenyatta joins the show. He breaks down what could happen with workers in the wake of massive federal cuts.

Atlas X is the Program Director and community activist and Leroy Muhammad is the Conflict Resolution Specialist from the Hispanic Community Counseling Service. They joined Dr. Peterson to discuss navigating the mean streets of America's cities, and the Panic Room, which is a free online virtual safe place for individuals dealing with trauma related issues or in need of mentorship.

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.