4am // Morning Inspiration

Sermons from Rev. Jeremiah Wright, prayers from Rev. Louise Williams Bishop, and other spiritually-uplifting content.

6am // Daybreak at WURD

A morning digest program that will help listeners get their day started on the right foot with breaking news, sports and weather updates, and commentary from opinion leaders in the region. Hosted by Thera Martin-Miling

7am // Wake Up With WURD

Wake Up With WURD, hosted by Solomon Jones, starts your day with a healthy dose of news and information, conversations with elected officials and other newsmakers, and splashes of arts and culture.

10am // The MOJO

“Embrace and Explore YOUR Black Magic!” The MOJO, hosted by Stephanie Renée, emphasizes issues of arts and entertainment, cultural identity, education and economics. Stephanie Renée guides her audience through a daily exercise of finding beauty in the midst of ugliness, hope in the face of strife, and inspiration in moments great and mundane.

1pm // The Shomari Show

The Shomari Show aims to help spread wisdom and knowledge to our people and is grounded in the belief that we must teach our own and control our own narrative. Each show is broken into three segments: "Weekly Issues Focus," "Dynamics Of The Diaspora," and "Reaching Out For The Brothers," and follows the path of moving information>knowledge>understanding>wisdom.

4pm // Laborers Show

Hosted by LECET Philadelphia (Laborers-Employers Cooperation and Education Trust).

5pm // Urban Insight

Rev. Dr. Mark Kelly Tyler, pastor of Historic Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church, hosts this weekly round up of current events with newsmakers, officials and thought leaders.

7pm // The Lounge

"The Lounge’’ is an evening show here at WURD where millennials (aged 18-33) can get a daily wrap up of all the top pop culture, politics, and sports news of the day. It’s a young, fresh perspective on the day’s news headlines from host Keaton Nichols.

10pm // Freedom Sounds of Jazz

A melange of all things jazz, hosted on a revolving basis by Jonathan Bey, David Fritz and Aqueelah Jamal.