Jasmine Wright is a national political reporter for the Allbritton Journalism Institute, and White House Correspondent and Reporter for NOTUS (News of the United States). She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss the White House's objectives in the war with Iran, and the Trump administrations stance on the Save Act.

Ben Tinsley is a French teacher based in Colombia, South America. A teacher of almost 2 decades and a lifelong student, Ben has dedicated his professional and personal life to the pursuit of substantive diversity, equity, and belonging in education. In the classroom, he has had the opportunity to work with teachers and schools around the world to develop curricula that center Black Indigenous Communities of Color and other historically marginalized peoples.

This episode of Life & Tech with Tech Life Steph is about tech conferences and what good information can be gathered from them. Steph is joined by Neferteri Strickland of niceconference.org to discuss their upcoming conference June 1 to 3, 2026 in Philadelphia and Shannon Morales of tribaja.co for her upcoming Diversitech 2026 conference which returns to Philadelphia with Zillow as a sponsor.

This special edition of On The Record with Ernest Owens is hosted by Joann Bell of the Black Women's Leadership Council and Joann's guest, Stanley L. Straughter. Mr. Straughter advises public and private sector entities on issues related to international trade, exporting and importing, market analysis and preparing market penetration strategies to emerging markets for small and medium-sized businesses. He joins On The Record to discuss the Sudan and Cuba.

Comedian Finessica joined Eric Cole to discuss her upcoming show "Finessica and Friends" on March 21st, and share her thoughts on the Target boycott, HIV and tipping delivery drivers.

Reverend Greg Holston of Just Nation joined Amadee Braxton to discuss the Project Beloved Community, an anti-poverty economic blueprint for Black Philadelphia.

Shannon Morales is a leader at Diversitech 2026 and CEO of Tribaja. She joins the show to talk about how diverse talent in technology is shaping solutions for environmental and social justice. The conversation explored how innovation, data, and community-driven tech can help build more equitable and sustainable communities.

Steve Luxton, the CEO of the Energy Coordinating Agency, and Nidhi Krishen, join the show to talk about the launch of the Mobile Energy Center. The new mobile resource connects Philadelphia residents with utility assistance, weatherization services, and energy-saving programs—bringing real solutions directly into neighborhoods that need them most.

On this episode of the Black Women's Leadership Council, hosts Joann Bell and Vanessa Fields dive into Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's recent budget address, the departure of a key member of Parker's cabinet, a recent hearing in Philadelphia City Council about the state of the economy for Black women in Philadelphia, and much more.

Mike Alcazar is an adjunct professor of the Law and Police Science at John Jay College. A former New York Police Detective, Alcazar teaches on terrorism, violent extremism and emergency response.