Maleka speaks to Nichole Thomas from the Urban Health Lab. Maleka & Rasheed listen to Shameka Sawyer’s Germantown Voices narrative.
Maleka & Rasheed speak with the Philly Truce app creators, Mazzie & Steven, and then with Philly Herb Hub creators, Kelly & Desiree.
One neighbor questions how “equitable” a Weavers Way in Germantown would actually be.
FarmerJawn Agriculture is planning on moving back to Elkins Park only six months after departing their old location.
Election Day is two weeks away, on November 2nd. It is a Municipal Election, and Philadelphia citizens will help elect new state and local officials. Here is a look at the candidates and the questions on the upcoming ballot.
Certified Life Coach/Psychotherapist Sonya Kearney talks about healing and mental health and Billy Green speaks about their unique Barbershop, Odabu.
Have you ever wondered what went wrong during a previous job-seeking process? Do you ever think about what you could have done better or how you might maximize your chances of success in the future? Sometimes there are little things we do or don’t do that significantly affect our chances.
Trauma-informed therapist Iris Bowen talks about mental health in the Black community and photographer & filmmaker, Eboni Zamani, speaks about the significance of her Storefront Stories.
As part of the Revolutionary Germantown weekend, Historic Germantown and the Black Writers Museum hosted an inaugural walk highlighting Black influence in Germantown.
Sunday, Oct 4, local orgs and descendants of John Trower, unveiled a historical marker honoring the Black businessman on what would have been his 172nd birthday.
Rasheed reviews interviews conducted by Temple students about residents Howard Bailey, Douglass Rucker, Renny Molenaar, Rocio Cabello, and himself to explore their experiences in Germantown.