WURD invites support for independent Black media during its Building the Black Agenda Cash Mob on March 1. The event features live broadcasts and discussions, highlighting the importance of investigative journalism. Guests like Linn Washington and Tavis Smiley emphasize the need for financial backing amid decreasing corporate support. Continue reading News Talk Updates from WURD Radio: Support Independent Black Talk Media
The article discusses the evolving demographics and economic power of radio’s core audience, shifting from the traditional 25-54 age group to adults aged 55-64, primarily Gen X. These older adults are reaching significant milestones later, actively participating in the economy, and engaging digitally, representing a financially dominant consumer segment. Continue reading The New Era of Radio: Understanding Today’s Core Audience
iHeartMedia Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM will host the 2026 Women of Excellence Luncheon on April 4, honoring influential women from the Tri-State area. This year’s Legendary Award Recipient is journalist Tamron Hall. The event, celebrating women’s contributions across various fields, fosters inspiration and empowerment in the Philadelphia community. Continue reading iHeartMedia Philadelphia’s WDAS-FM Announces 2026 “Women of Excellence Luncheon”
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a pivotal figure in the civil-rights movement, passed away at 84. Known for his advocacy for justice and equality, he inspired many through his speeches and presidential campaigns. Tributes from various media personalities highlight his profound impact on American society and the ongoing struggle for human dignity. Continue reading Remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson: A Legacy of Justice
Attorney Michael Coard announced that the City of Philadelphia and #ATAC won the first round in their lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding the Slavery Memorial at the Presidents House, as Judge Cynthia Rufe ruled for its restoration. The Trump administration is likely to appeal this decision. Continue reading Slavery Exhibits at the President’s House Restored: Latest from WURD Radio and Philly Tribune
ESPN Films will premiere “The Philly Special,” a 30 for 30 documentary about the Philadelphia Eagles’ 2018 Super Bowl victory on February 6 at 9 p.m. ET. The film, directed by Angela Zender and Shannon Furman, explores the play that symbolizes the city’s underdog spirit and features insights from key figures involved. Continue reading ESPN Films’ latest 30 for 30 ‘The Philly Special’ to premiere February 6
A recent incident on Instagram illustrates the clash between traditional media and social platforms. A woman’s rant against Philadelphia’s snow removal quickly gained traction, drawing responses from radio personalities Gillie and Lady B. This underscores how social media can amplify individual voices, influencing public discourse alongside established media. Continue reading The ANGRY Viral Snow Lady from North Philly Attacks Cherelle Parker and Gets Some Push Back from Gillie and Classix 107.9’s Lady B
The Philadelphia Eagles’ season ended dramatically with their playoff elimination, leading to swift and intense reactions from fans and media alike. Discussions center on coaching decisions, player performance inconsistencies, and injury impact. As the team evaluates its future direction, the offseason chatter intensifies, signaling a pivotal phase ahead for the franchise. Continue reading 49ers Win, Eagles Eliminated from Playoffs, Philly Reacts on Cue
WFAN will revamp its lineup starting January 5, 2026, featuring Craig Carton’s return as host of “The Carton Show,” alongside the new midday show “Evan & Tiki” with Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber. Continue reading WFAN Announces New Lineup: Afternoons with Craig Carton and Evan & Tiki Middays
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