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Dr. Batts welcomes Dr. Cynthia Mota, president of Allentown City Council to talk about the current matters of importance to the community, the importance of communication, as well as her background and connection to the city.

Dr. Batts welcomes Dwayne Jones of Preventive Measures, Inc. and the Preventive Measures Foundation to talk about giving back to the community through philanthropic support, Black charitable giving, Preventive Measures' future plans, and more.

Guest host Katarah Jordan welcomes Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Jamilla Campo and local social worker JoAnna Richardson to offer their reactions and insight on the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade and the near-certain impact on health outcome statistics within communities of color.

Dr. Batts talks with Taquil Mason about what it means to have a "real model" when growing up, then welcomes Shaheid Hasan for a conversation about giving people a second chance to improve their lives.

Dr. Batts welcomes guest Keenan Hudson, who was incarcerated at 15 years old for his role in a fatal armed robbery, spent 15 years in adult prisons, and has since transformed his life.

Dr. Batts welcomes Tyrone Russell and Kevin Greene from the Cleveland School of Cannabis to talk about entrepreneurship and entering the growing cannabis industry.

With the general election less than a month away, Alan Jennings talks with incumbent Democratic Congresswoman Susan Wild (PA-7) about everything from Ukraine to climate action.

The November statewide elections are in full focus on this episode of The Jennings Report, as Alan welcomes Josh Shapiro, Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania governor.

Alan Jennings welcomes Nick Miller, Democratic candidate for the 14th Senate District to talk about his motivations to run for office, the housing crisis, behavioral health, and more.

Alan welcomes Mark Pinsley, Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania State Senate District 16 to talk about the issues that are important to constituents in the Lehigh Valley, including his perspective and policies on the issues of education, the state economy and individual rights if elected in November.