Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and the DAO’s Family Violence & Sexual Assault Unit (FVSA) announced charges against two local clergy members for their alleged roles in sexual abuse and exploitation against minors in Philadelphia.

Macollvie Neel of the Haitian Times joins the show. Macollvie talks to us about the Supreme Court's pending decision on Temporary Protected Status for 330,000 Haitians.

Philadelphia native Malcolm Nance is a former U.S. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, naval cryptology expert and counterterrorism intelligence analyst. As the negotiations to end the Iran war drag on, military expert Malcolm Nance joins us to talk about it.

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier joins the show. Mayor Cherelle Parker announced last week that she signed a formal declaration of a public safety emergency for Bartram Village in Southwest Philadelphia.

Candice Johnson guest host of Evening WURDs is joined by longtime educator Chris Parris, a Philadelphia School Teacher. Chris Parris explains how children can stay on track during the summer for the next school year.

Sanitation Commissioner for the city of Philadelphia, Crystal Jacobs Shipman joins Evening WURDs to discuss SWEEP, the Streets and Walkways Education and Enforcement Program, which educates Philadelphia residents, businesses, and property owners about sanitation regulations and code violations.

Guest host Candice is joined by Ralph Thomassaint Joseph, Caribbean Communities Correspondent for Documented News. Mr. Joseph studied Law and Sociology in Haiti and holds a master’s degree in Digital Journalism from New York University. Mr. Joseph discusses the recent Supreme Court decision to remove protections from thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants. Here to discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants, and its impact.

Guest Host Candice Johnson sits down with Ernest Owens, President of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists, author of the book “The Case For Cancel Culture” and the host of WURD Radio’s On The Record, to discuss how the city does not directly make money from hosting FIFA games in the city since the proceeds go back into the pocket of the FIFA organization.

Dr. Shawn Jackson joins the show. She is a doctoral-prepared nurse practitioner, healthcare entrepreneur, and founder of Serenity Hormone Replacement Therapy and Wellness. Dr. Jackson talks to us about celebrating healthy options for women.

Zakia Williams is co-founder of Black Men Heal. Tim Massaquoi is a Former NFL Player, Executive Leader and Licensed Professional Counselor whose research focuses on systems-level interventions in mental health service delivery. They join us to talk about a mental health event and career fair centered on the brothers.