On this episode of Life & Tech w/ Tech Life Steph, host Stephanie Humphrey is joined by a panel of guests tied to the National Society of Black Engineers, including Delorean Andrews, Yulanda Essoka, and Mike Smallwood to have a discussion around Career Outlook for those in tech fields today.

Joann Bell of Black Women's Leadership Council returns to host with her special guest Stan Strauter to discuss the Ghanaian President's controversy when coming to the United States.

Saleemah Miller joins the show. She is the founder of the Oshun Family Center. As part of Black Maternal Health week, Saleemah talks to us about wellness before & after delivery for mom & family; Incorporating partnerships with Doulas, etc

Stephanye Watts and Dennis Pickeral are from the Stenton Museum, once a home to six generations of Logans and a diverse community of enslaved, indentured, and free laborers. They joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the Stenton Museum, and the Pennsylvania Dames celebration of the Third Annual Dinah Day this Saturday, April 18th for Dinah. Dinah is a formerly enslaved Black woman, who demanded her freedom in April 1776 and saved Stenton from being destroyed after the Battle of Germantown in 1777.

Dr. Angeline Dean is the Founder of Melanated Neurons, a monthly STEAM subscription box for Black children ages 7–12 designed to build pride, curiosity, and confidence through truth-based learning.

After piloting in Southern New Jersey with experiences like Black-owned farms and Black Wall Street economics, Melanated Neurons is expanding for families, homeschools, and youth groups to help Black children see themselves as creators and leaders.

She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss story of what made her start Melanated Neurons, the impact that it has on young Black children, and how others can sign up for their children.

Dr. Ann Smith is the Founder and CEO of Reflection Point. She joined Dr. Peterson for this month's Evening Stories segment to discuss "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime", a poem created by Yip Harburg in 1931.

Mike Mayo Has been Working Penn Medicines CORE as a Certified Recovery Specialist for HUP54. Providing peer support, and advocating for patients with substance use disorder. Mike talks to us about How can CORE assist with people living with Substance Use Disorder?

Jasmine Armstrong joins the show. She is Senior Director of Hospitality & Events from Visit Philly. Jasmine talks to us about why 2026 is a once-in-a-generation moment for Philadelphia.

Brian Fraga from the National Catholic Reporter joins the show. President Trump in comments lashed out at Pope Leo. Followed by posting an A.I. image of himself depicted as a Jesus like figure. Brian talks to us about the reaction from the Catholic community.

Wendy Lewis is the Chief Executive Officer of The Parkinson Council, whose mission is to provide financial support to local nonprofits and institutions dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease, their families and care partners. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss what Parkinson's disease is and what environmental factors can cause it, the importance of early detection, what made her commit to the work of The Parkinson Council, and how people can support the work of The Parkinson Council.