Oscar-nominated actor Delroy Lindo joins the show. Delroy sits down with Solomon Jones and WURD President & C.E.O Sara Lomax, to discuss the award-winning film, "Sinners". The movie has been nominated for a record breaking 16 Academy Award nominations.

Andrew McGinley joins the show. He is VP of Policy for the Committee of 70. Voter ID appears headed for the ballot in California. Could it happen here in Philadelphia next?

Stephanie Tisdale and Melissa Flowers are from 1838 Black Metropolis, a city within a city built by over 20,000 free Black people in Philadelphia in 1838. The 1838 Philadelphia Black Metropolis is also a movement to reclaim, rewrite and restore suppressed or forgotten Black Histories. They joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss their programs, and 1838 Black Metropolis's mission.

Amir Khafagy is an award-winning New York city-based journalist. He is currently a Senior Reporter at Documented NY, where he explores the intersections of labor, race, class and immigration. He joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss an article he released earlier this year called, “One Year After Trump Voted To Make America Great Again, Report Finds Workers Are Less Safe”.

Article link: https://documentedny.com/2026/01/21/osha-budget-cuts-risk-worker-safety/

State Representative Andre Carroll represents Pennsylvania's 201st Legislative District. State Representative Anthony Bellmon represents Pennsylvania’s 203rd Legislative District. They both joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss a new juvenile justice bill.

Ernest Owens is an Author, President of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists, and the host of WURD Radio’s “On The Record”. He joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss the landlord bill that was recently presented at City Council, and the “Resign to Run” bill.

Dr. Angela Sayles is the CEO of Little Africa Food Corporation. She is involved in local, national, and global projects addressing land and food rights, cooperative ownership equity, financial sustainability in agribusiness, and social enterprise fund development.

She joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss what she is doing with the African food co-op, the African union, and the global projects.

Dr. Michelle Strong Fields is a member of Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization, who conducts a variety of initiatives including a medical program that provides scholarships to low income youth at the Latin America School of Medicine and Cuba, and a solidarity campaign, which fosters international solidarity with people from the United States, Cuba and the global south.

She joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to discuss the history of Afro Cubans and Afro Puerto Ricans going to the Tuskegee Institute to develop skills.

Jafriyakiti is an artist, activist, and author of "Lafimen". Lafimen is a series of audio records on the history of Haitian People and “Viv Bondye! Abe Relijyon!”, a book on spirituality and the Afro-Hairtian experience with Christianity. He joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomar to discuss the history of the enslaved Africans in the United States and the history of Haiti.

James Early is the Director of the Cultural Heritage Policy Center for Folk and Cultural Heritage, and board member of the Regional Articulation of Afro Descendants Latin America and Caribbean. He joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari for the Black Afro-Diasporic Lives conversation to discuss the history of the western civilization.