This week on WURD: Trump found guilty on 34 charges, Biden-Harris Philadelphia rally for Black voters, SEPTA “bus revolution” changes for commuters

Attorney Michael Coard and Philadelphia City Commissioner Omar Sabir break down the conviction of former President Donald Trump, who was found guilty on 34 charges of falsifying financial documents. They discussed what the conviction means and the possible outcomes for Trump. 

General Manager of WURD Radio Ashanti Martin was featured on Evening WURDs with Dr. James Peterson and discussed President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent trip to Philadelphia to invigorate Black voters to come to the polls in November. 

Dan Nemiroff is the director of service planning at SEPTA. He discussed on Wake Up With WURD with Solomon Jones the ongoing changes to the SEPTA “bus revolution” and how it will impact commuters on their next bus ride. 

Secretary for the Department of Education Miguel Cardona spoke to Tonya Pendleton on Reality Check to discuss President Biden’s most recent $7.7 billion student debt relief for millions of Americans, bringing the total to over $167 billion for 4.75 million Americans.

Lt. Gov Austin Davis spoke to Andrea Lawful-Sanders on The Source about state and federal actions taken to combat gun violence and invest in keeping the city of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania safer.