Topic: WURD

Thirty-four years ago today, Philadelphia became the only city in American history to bomb itself. Have we recovered?

In some towns, Americans as young as 16 can vote. WURD’s afternoon host asks: Why not here?

In the wake of last week’s union agreement, WURD’s afternoon host offers a fix to our community college’s financial woes. Hint: Look at area higher ed’s endowments

As Lt. Governor John Fetterman continues his statewide marijuana tour, WURD’s afternoon host contends there are more pressing issues to consider

After Controller Rebecca Rhynhart’s report showing that properties in poor areas are the most unfairly taxed in the city, WURD’s afternoon host calls for a political reckoning

WURD’s afternoon host on why City Council members should not be celebrating their tepid attempt to reform tenant protections in Philly

The local black radio station celebrates the season with a day of physical, mental, financial and spiritual health

WURD hosts the top black academics from four area universities for a conversation about their impact and responsibility to the city around them

This month’s primary saw an even lower number of voters than the lows of late. WURD’s afternoon host offers ways to fix our broken democracy

WURD’s CEO reflects on the privilege and responsibility of running a female-led, Black-owned radio station in America