Chris Norwood joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the midterm election and his analysis of the Trump administration.

Odili Donald Odita is a Nigerian American abstract painter whose work explores color, both in the figurative historical context and in the sociopolitical sense. He joined Dr. Peterson to discuss his piece and participation in the “America Today: Voices in Contemporary Print” exhibit at The Print Center here in Philadelphia.

Future Cain is a social-emotional leadership and workplace wellness expert who is the CEO and Founder of Future of SEL and the host of Healing Our Future videocast. She is an international speaker who has been featured in Forbes and the New York Times. Future is a certified culture facilitator, is one of LinkedIn’s Top Black Voices to follow, and a trusted consultant for a variety of organizations.

Future joins the show to talk about the dynamics that come into play during friendship break-ups, and how to best navigate them.

Suzanna Urminska and Alisha Davis - Frank Stephens Exhibit - Black Cultural Heritage Celebration by WURD Radio

City Commissioner Chairman Omar Sabir was sworn into his position on January 6, 2022. His primary goal as Commissioner is to empower and enable all Philadelphians to participate in the voting process by addressing voter apathy and educating communities about the importance of civic engagement. He joined guest host Keir Bradford-Grey to discuss voting in the mid-term election, gerrymandering, and what steps people can take to get ready to vote in the mid-term election.

Senator Vincent Hughes is one of Pennsylvania’s leading Democratic voices on local, state, and national issues. He joined guest host Keir Bradford-Grey to discuss civil voting rights, how he will combat anti-DEI, and discuss the budget for child care, public sector jobs and small-business capital.

Representative Chris Rabb is running for the 3rd District Congressional seat. Bishop Dwayne Royster joined guest host Keir Bradford-Grey representing Representative Chris Rabb, and to discuss how the winner of the seat can help bring funding back to District 3, combat anti-DEI efforts of the current administration and help the current healthcare policies.

Natasha Murphy is the Director of Health Policy at the Center for American Progress, where she develops and advances policy proposals to lower health care costs and improve health care coverage, affordability and quality. She was joined by Lynn Weidner, who is a Pennsylvania home care taker.

They joined guest host Keir Bradford-Grey for this week's Center for American Progress segment to discuss Pennsylvania’s premium price increase.

Alecia Taylor is a national education reporter at Capital B News, who covered the All Roads Lead to the South Rally this weekend in Alabama regarding the dismantling of the Voting Rights Act being a reminder that we have unfinished business. She joined guest host Keir Bradford-Grey to discuss her All Roads Lead to the South Rally news coverage and her recent article "We're Not Going Back: Black Voters Mark to Alabama Against Redistricting”.

Caroline Welles (pronounced ‘Welz’) is the founder and Executive Director of The First Ask, an organization working to elect more women to State Legislatures.

Since its 2023 founding, The First Ask has supported over 50 first-time female candidates, built a presence across nine states, and achieved a 100% general election win rate in 2025.

Prior to founding The First Ask, Caroline served as Director of Surrogates at the DNC across four election cycles and as a Presidential Appointee at the U.S. Department of the Interior. She is the co-host of At the Kitchen Table, a podcast on politics and American family life, featuring guests including Soledad O'Brien and Amanda Litman. Her work has been covered by The AP, Washington Post, Newsweek, and the Philadelphia Inquirer, among others. She holds an MA Honours in Sociology from the University of Edinburgh and lives in Washington, DC with her husband and son.