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Organizing Community Voices: BDBC Philly Advocates Push for Community Protection at ICE Out Lobby Day
Community organizers, advocates, and residents gathered in Philadelphia to raise awareness and push for policy change around immigrant protections during a recent ICE Out Philly lobby day on March 2, 2026. The event brought together grassroots leaders and community members committed to ensuring that vulnerable communities are protected in a city that prides itself on…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 6: Beyond the Courtroom: How Tenants Are Fighting for Housing Justice in Philly
In this powerful and personal interview, we dive deep into tenants rights, the realities of landlord-tenant court, and the barriers that continue to stand in the way of stable housing and homeownership. Through compelling personal stories, our guests, Asantewaa Nkrumah-Ture and student Lucas Basualdo of Philly Tenants Union, share firsthand experiences navigating the court system…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 4: Ending Homelessness for Good: Housing, Policy, and Lasting Change
In this compelling interview, we take a deep dive into what it truly means to end homelessness, not just manage it. Our guest, Donna Bullock, President & CEO of Project HOME, outlines a comprehensive vision centered on permanent affordable housing as the foundation for stability, dignity, and opportunity. The conversation explores how pairing housing with…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 5: From City Hall to Your Block: How NCAC & Cherelle Parker Are Transforming Housing Access in Philadelphia
In this in-depth interview, we explore how Neighborhood Community Action Center is redefining what it means to be a “neighborhood city hall”, bringing essential city services directly into the community and making government more accessible than ever. Our guest, Sajda Purple Blackwell, Community Manager & Neighborhood Community Action Center of District 3, discusses how residents can…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 1: Housing Justice in Action: Policy, Participation & Philadelphia’s Future
In this in-depth interview, we explore the intersection of affordable housing, housing justice, and the policies that shape who gets to stay and thrive in Philadelphia neighborhoods. Our guest, Judith Robinson, a Real Estate Agent and Broker, breaks down how sheriff sales impact families and long-term community stability, and why understanding income-based housing options is…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 2: Affordable Housing at a Crossroads: Policy, Accountability & Reform
In this timely and thought provoking interview, we examine the current state of affordable housing policy and what it means for residents across the city. Our guest, Philadelphia Councilmember Nicholas O’Rourke of Minority Whip, breaks down the city’s housing landscape, what progress has been made, where gaps remain, and what the data tells us about…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 7: From Businesses to City Hall: Civic Power, Housing Justice & Small Business Survival in Philadelphia
In this episode, our guest from the Small Business Network explores how housing affordability shapes the future of small businesses in Philadelphia. Rising rents, mortgages, insurance, and inflation aren’t just household challenges, they directly impact entrepreneurs ability to lead, plan, and stay rooted in their communities. We examine how neighborhood development can either protect or…
CommUNITY Matters – Episode 3: Building Civic Power from the Ground Up: Housing Justice & Resident-Led Change
In this powerful conversation, we explore how grassroots organizing transforms everyday neighbors into a collective civic force. This interview highlights how community members are building power from the ground up, not waiting for change, but driving it. We dive into the belief that housing justice is a human right and what that truly means in…
CommUNITY MATTERS – HOUSING IS A HUMAN RIGHT. CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IS HOW WE CLAIM IT.
Discover how Philadelphia residents, leaders, and organizations are transforming housing justice through policy, advocacy, and community action. This compilation brings together seven powerful conversations that explore the intersection of housing, civic engagement, and equity, from the impact of local policies to grassroots organizing and storytelling that sparks change. Hear from real estate experts, city officials,…
From the Mic to the Movement: Sing That Jawn 215 Youth Artist Competition Showcases Philly’s Next Music Leaders
Philadelphia’s vibrant energy was undeniable this past Saturday, February 21, 2026, as REVIVE Radio + Media joined forces to support the Sing That Jawn 215 music competition. Hosted at Fabrika, an entertainment and interactive venue, the event spotlighted the next generation of talent, proving the city is overflowing with youthful creativity and purpose. REVIVE Media…
JOIN US: NEW SCREENING CommUNITY Matters DocUseries!
Philadelphia, this one is for you! HOUSING IS A HUMAN RIGHT. CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IS HOW WE CLAIM IT. Join Us for a CommUNITY Screening REVIVE Radio + Media Presents: CommUNITY Matters DocUseriers! A free back-to-back housing screening that speaks directly to what our communities are facing right now. No registration required. Just pull up. Bring a friend.…
Inside the Philadelphia Flower Show: How PHS Is Rooted and Rooting for a Greener Philly
Today in Philly, flowers mean more than just something pretty to look at. They mean jobs, small business support, culture, and community pride. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society is bringing all of that energy back with the iconic Philadelphia Flower Show, and it’s deeper than blooms and bouquets. When we sat down with PHS President Matt…
Raising Voices, Building Power: Kyana T. Evans on Youth, Leadership, and Community
A meaningful cross-bridge collaboration, REVIVE Radio welcomed Kyana T. Evans, a South Jersey elected official, community leader, and children’s author, for a passionate conversation centered on youth empowerment, civic engagement, and representation. Evans, a councilwoman in Paulsboro, Gloucester County, shared her unconventional journey into public office not as a career politician, but as a community…
Teaching Youth Beyond Clickbait: PSA Media Literacy Workshop
The PSA Media Literacy & Fundamentals of Journalism Workshop is designed to give young people the tools to understand media, tell their stories, and shape narratives that impact their communities. REVIVE Radio + Media partnered with both Career Discovery Network – Greater Philadelphia and The School District of Philadelphia PSTV: Philadelphia’s Student-Run TV Channel, for…
Mapping Justice: How Philly’s New Environmental Justice Tool Empowers Communities W/Updates and Data
Environmental justice is no longer just a concept, it has become a data driven tool for action in Philadelphia. We were joined by Genevieve LaMarr LeMee, Deputy Director of Environmental Justice at the Philadelphia Office of Sustainability, alongside project partners Winn Costantini and Alexis Schulman from the Academy of Natural Sciences, to discuss the City’s…
Gentrification, Homeownership & Philly’s New HOME Program: What Residents Need to Know
As Philadelphia continues to grow and change, housing remains one of the most urgent and personal issues facing residents. We spoke with Judith Robinson about how development and gentrification are reshaping neighborhoods and why the conversation must move beyond affordable housing but toward income-based housing solutions. Robinson emphasized that gentrification isn’t just about new buildings…
Gun Violence Is Down Media, Data & Responsibility Reporting Gun Violence as Philly Moves Toward ’26
As Philadelphia approaches 2026, conversations about public safety are shifting, and so is the responsibility of the media. We spoke with Eric Marsh Sr., Director of Operations at the Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting, to continue a discussion first introduced earlier this year on how to report on gun violence as the data changes…
Why Philly Transit Matters: A Real Conversation About Access, Equity, and Mobility
On ECO WURD, we sat down with Brennan, Co-Chair of the Housing Committee, and Morgan, Transit Advocacy Lead Representative from 5th Square Advocacy, to unpack how urban policy decisions directly shape daily life for Philadelphians. The conversation explored the intersection of housing access, transportation systems, and environmental sustainability. Three issues that are often discussed separately…
How Philly Can Stop Illegal Dumping: Waste, Justice & Community Power with Tia Tynes
We spoke with Tia Tynes, Co-Director of Trash Academy, about one of Philadelphia’s most visible and once overlooked environmental justice issues, waste mismanagement and illegal dumping. Trash Academy is a grassroots organization rooted in the belief that clean neighborhoods are a right, not a privilege. During the conversation, Tia broke down how illegal dumping disproportionately…
Beyond the Headlines: Chaos & What’s Next “2025 Recap & 2026 Predictions”
2025 was a year that forced reflection, resilience, and real conversation, especially in Philadelphia. During a live recording of Chaos & What’s Next: 2025 Recap & 2026 Predictions, hosts P.O.C., Eric Cole, and Chante2times came together for a powerful, honest breakdown of what the year looked like from the ground level. This wasn’t a headline…
When Art Becomes Community: Honoring the Legacy of Roberta Fallon
This is a story about community collaboration, creative legacy, and the impact one person can have when they show up with intention. I met Roberta Fallon, co-founder of Artblog, through WHYY’s NICE initiative, a space rooted in collaboration between grassroots journalists and media makers. Our first opportunity to truly work together came during REVIVE Media’s…
Beyond the Cramp: Why Endometriosis Is Not “Just Period Pain”
For millions of women, period pain isn’t something you “push through.” It’s chronic. It’s annoying, and too often, it’s ignored. Endometriosis affects an estimated 190 million women worldwide, yet it remains misunderstood, underdiagnosed, and underdiscussed, especially in communities where women are expected to stay quiet and keep going. Through this Block by Block report, P.O.C.…
Philadelphia’s Mayor Parker Addresses Community Trust and Rollbacks at NoMo Foundation Event
Revive Media caught up with Philadelphia’s 100th mayor, Cherelle Parker, in a timely and revealing interview captured at the NoMo Foundation Back-to-School event. In the quick interview, Mayor Parker spoke directly to concerns many residents have about trust in leadership, community priorities, and recent policy shifts that have raised questions across the city. As a…
Revive Radio + Revive Media Erupts Philly’s Creative Scene with “Vibes & Verses” Artist Showcase
Philadelphia’s creative heartbeat is beating even louder as Revive Radio + Revive Media returns with its signature event, Vibes & Verses, a free artist showcase dedicated to uplifting the voices shaping the next wave of the city’s sound. This artist showcase promises raw talent, new energy, and authentic storytelling from emerging artists across the city.…
Philadelphia Resource List: Food, Utilities, Housing, Legal Help & Community Care
In moments when our communities need information the most, Revive Media is committed to providing real resources, real support, and real solutions. We created a Philadelphia Resource List to make sure families, elders, youth, and everyday residents can access help with food, utility bills, housing support, mental health services, legal aid, and community advocacy. Across…
Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner discusses re-election, voter turnout, and the city’s future: Unity, Reform, and Accountability
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner joined REVIVE Radio for an in-depth conversation about his re-election campaign, voter turnout, and his vision for justice reform. First elected in 2017 and taking office in 2018, Krasner was recognized for his progressive platform, which focuses on ending mass incarceration, rebuilding community trust, and enhancing police accountability. Now seeking…
From Criminalization to Celebration: Black Cannabis Week Shifts the Narrative
Black Cannabis Week: Justice, Health, and Ownership We spoke with Cherron Perry-Thomas, Co-founder of the Diasporic Alliance for Cannabis Opportunities (DACO) and Founder of Black Cannabis Week Philadelphia, about the importance of education, equity, and empowerment in the cannabis industry. Black Cannabis Week, founded right here in Philadelphia, isn’t just about celebrating cannabis it’s about…
From The Vines to Voices: Sunny Shares the Story Behind the Philadelphia Black Wine & Spirits Fest
We spoke with Sonia Blount, widely known as Sunny, the powerhouse behind Kabila Events. On Revive Radio Live on WJYN 98.5 FM, Sunny opened up about her journey as a curator, her mission, and the culture shifting work she’s doing in Philadelphia and beyond. Sunny is the CEO of Kabila Events, an event planning and…
Tame Artz: From Graffiti to Legacy | Philly’s Hip-Hop in the Park Founder Blends Art, Culture & Community
Philadelphia’s creative scene has long been rich with talent, but few artists embody the city’s cultural heartbeat like Tame Artz. Born Christian Rodriguez, this multifaceted artist has evolved from a graffiti artist to a community leader, designer, educator, and curator, all while staying rooted in hip-hop and service. What started as tags on a wall…
Preserving West Philly’s Legacy: A Conversation with Rashida Watson of The Silk Tent
On WJYN 98.5 FM, a familiar voice was welcomed back to Philadelphia’s airwaves, Rashida Watson, owner and founder of The Silk Tent and Ultra Silk Gallery. A longtime fixture on Lancaster Avenue, Watson joined us to share details about the upcoming Freedom Now Fest, a vibrant celebration of community, culture, and the historic 1965 visit…
APRIL MOI: PHILLY’S NEW VOICE IN R&B TELLS HER STORY THROUGH SOUND
Today’s R&B scene may feel saturated with trends, but rising Philadelphia artist April Moi is creating a lane rooted in real life storytelling, classical training, and powerful vocals. April blends traditional R&B with neo-soul influences and lived experience, offering music that is both vulnerable and refreshing. Her latest EP, titled One, is a three-track reflection…
Lindo YES Turns the Page: Philly Poet Drops Powerful Illustrated Comic Book “Pawn Shop” Exploring Mental Health, Healing, and Community
Philly has no shortage of talent, but every so often, an artist rises with a message so needed, so raw, and so real that the entire city takes notice. That artist right now is LindoYES, a poet, storyteller, and now officially a published author. His first illustrated Comic book, Pawn Shop, drops Tuesday, July 15th, and it’s…
From City Hall to the Constitution: The Fight for Freedmen Justice
As the national debate around reparations intensifies, Philadelphia is home to a grassroots push that demands more than just recognition, it’s calling for legislation. P.O.C. sat down with the self-proclaimed “unseated council president” and current president of the Philadelphia Reparations Coalition, Ogbonna Hagins, to discuss what it means to be a Freedman and how that…
Saving Lives, Clearing the Air: Philly’s Fire Department Steps Up After Strawberry Mansion Tragedy
In the heart of Philadelphia’s Strawberry Mansion neighborhood, a devastating fire recently claimed the lives of a woman and two children, leaving a community in mourning. While the grief is fresh, so is the resolve of the Philadelphia Fire Department to prevent another tragedy. Battalion Chief Brandon Wilson, who’s been with the department for over…
Big Money, Big Mess: Why Johns Hopkins Oil Spill Matters for Black Communities
When it comes to environmental disasters, what happens in one city often echoes across others, especially for Black and Brown communities living near industrial zones. That’s why on EcoWURD, we broke down what happened with the recent oil spill in Baltimore. Captain Bobby, founder of Sail Local in Baltimore, joined the show to share firsthand…
From Philly Stages to Healing Sounds: Rae.Dianz Talks Black Music, Family, and Slowing Down
In the heart of Philadelphia’s vibrant music scene, Rae. Dianz is more than a performer, she’s a movement. Known for blending hip-hop, soul, and live instrumentation with her signature flute, Rae has been making waves across stages like World Cafe Live, Silk City, and Fringe Arts. But behind the scenes, she’s building something much deeper.…
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