The Week on WURD
The Week on WURD
Podcast Description
The Week on WURD is a weekly podcast featuring a selection of the best interviews from WURD Radio. Tune in every week for thought-provoking interviews from notable names, top experts and fascinating personalities.
Founded by Walter P. Lomax Jr., MD, WURD Radio is the only Black-owned and operated talk radio station in the state of Pennsylvania (and one of only four remaining in the country). WURD reaches deeply into the Black community through radio, events, digital and social media. It is considered the go-to media channel to engage, interact and connect with Philadelphia’s Black community.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as social justice, political discourse, community issues, and cultural narratives. Topics include the Supreme Court's decisions, local legislation, civil rights education, and the impact of socio-economic factors on the Black community, with episodes featuring discussions on the implications of Trump administration policies and personal stories from activist guests.
The Week on WURD is a weekly podcast featuring a selection of the best interviews from WURD Radio. Tune in every week for thought-provoking interviews from notable names, top experts and fascinating personalities.
Founded by Walter P. Lomax Jr., MD, WURD Radio is the only Black-owned and operated talk radio station in the state of Pennsylvania (and one of only four remaining in the country). WURD reaches deeply into the Black community through radio, events, digital and social media. It is considered the go-to media channel to engage, interact and connect with Philadelphia’s Black community.
Pinky Cole joined Dr. James Peterson on Evening WURDs to share how she turned Slutty Vegan into a $100 million brand, lost ownership during a 2025 restructuring, and bought it back. She also previewed her June 22 visit to Philly for the Blueprint to Empire brunch where she offered her insights on entrepreneurship and resilience.
Jordyn Jay, founder and executive director of BTFA (Black Trans Femmes in the Arts), joined The Mid-Day Show with Tiffany Bacon to discuss how the BTFA Collective supports and preserves the creative work of Black trans femmes across the globe.
Elaine Brown, former Chair of the Black Panther Party and CEO of Oakland & the World Enterprises, Inc., joined Solutions with Amadee Braxton to reflect on her North Philly roots, her time with the Panthers, and her latest effort to build affordable housing in Oakland, California.
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