Tone and Tenor

11/28/2025

Please tune into the Tone & Tenor Show today Friday November 28, 2pm est. on WWDB 860AM or WPEN 97.5HD2.

Topic: In-depth look at the Rise & Fall of The Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders: Abrupt Closing Part 2

Many on social media have been asking why CARIE abruptly was losing its doors as of November 26, 2025. What is or has been reported is on surface information. The letter by its board of directors posted on social media is someone misleading. A more in-depth information will be provided on today's show. Many answers on why? An investigation should be had by both the Federal Government & PA State government into the demise of CARIE. Leadership should be held accountable and liable

Tune in today to hear what will be said from having indirect and a direct affiliation with the organization.

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11/21/2025

While attending the Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneers event I ran into Jim Donovan CBS 3 who had been a long time supporter and annual event MC of / for the Center for Advocacy and the Rights and Interest of Elders. I asked him if he knew what happened to CARIE he said no, I then informed him that CARIE' would no longer exist as of Wednesday November 26, 2025. Shock came over his face.

11/21/2025

Please tune into the Tone & Tenor Show today Friday November 21, 2pm est. on WWDB 860AM or WPEN 97.5HD2.

Topic: Rise & Fall of The Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders (CARIE): Abrupt Closing
Could this have been Avoided?

There is more to why CARIE abrupting is closing its doors as of November 26, 2025. What is or has been reported is on surface information. The letter by its board of directors posted on social media is someone misleading. A more indepth information will be provided on today's show. Many questions but not alot of answers?
Tune in today to hear what will be said from having indirect and a direct affilation with the organzation.

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10/17/2025

10/17/2025

Please tune into the Tone & Tenor Show today Friday October 17, 2pm est. on WWDB 860AM or WPEN 97.5HD2.

Topic: Making a Difference through Short Films & Documentaries

Guests:
Nazir “The Creator” K Alston - CEO/Director/Senior Producer NKA Creations LLC.

Nazir Alston is a 25 year old multi-award-winning Director and Producer. In 2015 at the age of 16 Nazir along with his father established NKA Creations LLC a full service film and media Production Company operating out of Philadelphia, PA Established in 2015. He first became known for creating the groundbreaking award-winning documentary "Incomplete Cell" about sickle cell anemia. Nazir earned the "Young Genius" title by the University of Pennsylvania. He is self-taught; with the addition of four years of TV broadcast classes and being mentored by filmmaker Delmar Washington. Delmar is a Philadelphia native a graduate of Penn State and earn his Masters in Film at USC Film School. Nazir later earned the opportunity to work with nationally established brands across the country and world.

Robert “Hershey” Alston COO/Producer/Director - NKA Creations LLC.

Hershey is a filmmaker from Philadelphia, PA. His introduction to the film industry started with the first project he produced, "Incomplete Cell" in 2015. He is highly respected in the Philadelphia film community. Hershey attended Penn State University transferred to Temple University graduating with a major in Criminal Justice.
Robert Hersey Alston is also the founder of the non-profit Hersh Creative Inc.

Tone and Tenor also remembers our brother, friend and creator of the shows first theme song the late Cedric A. Napoleon, a legendary jazz bassist and co-founding member of the Philadelphia-based rhythm-and-blues and jazz fusion band Pieces of a Dream. Cedric was October 16, 1962, died on Sunday, June 16, 2024

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08/07/2025

Please tune into the Tone & Tenor Show today Friday August 8, 2pm est. on WWDB 860AM or WPEN 97.5HD2.

Topic: Understanding Diversity Equity & Inclusion: Unlawful / Lawful Removals-Firings-Hirings-Promotions
Discussion will evolved DEI and similarities of her recent firing from the City of Philadelaphia as Chief DEI Officer and my recent removal by vote from Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders Board and as its Treasurer.

Guest:
Brandee Blocker Anderson is a triple Ivy League–educated attorney, educator, and founder of The Antiracism Academy.

She’s a nationally recognized voice on racial equity and civil rights, with work featured in Forbes, The Washington Post, and PBS. Brandee previously served as Chief DEI Officer for the City of Philadelphia and teaches Critical Race Theory at Drexel Law. She equips leaders and institutions with the tools to transform systems—not just navigate them. She earned Bachelor of Arts from Yale University majoring in Political Science concentration in Urban Studies, Her Masters of Science from University of Pennsylvania majoring in Education and her Juris Doctorate in Law from Columbia University.

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03/28/2025

Please tune into the Tone & Tenor Show today Friday March 28, 2025 11, 2024 2pm est. on WWDB 860AM or WPEN 97.5HD2.
Topic:
Nonprofit Survival Struggles in Midst of Government Chaos, Changes and Cuts
Cause & Effect to those they Serve / Employ
Guest:
George Matysik, Executive Director of Share Food Program, the largest hunger relief organization in the Philadelphia region.
George is a force for innovation in the fight for food equity. He is passionate about ending food insecurity, reducing food waste, and changing the way we think about traditional school lunches.
Matysik joined Share Food in March 2019.
George has vast experience Public policy and community leadership. He has years of experience in building and growing organizations to improve the lives of residents in the Greater Philadelphia area through non-profit and political action. He is a lifelong Philadelphian with a passion for urban policy, economic development, and education. His strengths include but not limited to: ▪ Grant writing and management ▪ Government relations ▪ Strategic planning ▪ Political campaign management ▪ Public policy and urban planning ▪ Communications ▪ Geospatial/statistical analysis ▪ Team management ▪ Community relations ▪ Board and committee leadership ▪ Grassroots advocacy. As the head of the largest hunger relief organization in the Philadelphia region, George Matysik is passionate about rooting out food insecurity, reducing food waste, and reimagining school lunches. His work ethic and drive were molded during an unorthodox, decade-long journey through Penn. He earned his BA in Urban Studies from the University of Pennsylvania.

Show Call in # 1 888 329 3306
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03/28/2025

Please tune into the Tone & Tenor Show today Friday March 28, 2025 11, 2024 2pm est. on WWDB 860AM or WPEN 97.5HD2.

Topic:
Nonprofit Survival Struggles in Midst of Government Chaos, Changes and Cuts
Cause & Effect to those they Serve / Employ

Guest:
George Matysik, Executive Director of Share Food Program, the largest hunger relief organization in the Philadelphia region.

George is a force for innovation in the fight for food equity. He is passionate about ending food insecurity, reducing food waste, and changing the way we think about traditional school lunches.
Matysik joined Share Food in March 2019.
George has vast experience Public policy and community leadership. He has years of experience in building and growing organizations to improve the lives of residents in the Greater Philadelphia area through non-profit and political action. He is a lifelong Philadelphian with a passion for urban policy, economic development, and education. His strengths include but not limited to: ▪ Grant writing and management ▪ Government relations ▪ Strategic planning ▪ Political campaign management ▪ Public policy and urban planning ▪ Communications ▪ Geospatial/statistical analysis ▪ Team management ▪ Community relations ▪ Board and committee leadership ▪ Grassroots advocacy. As the head of the largest hunger relief organization in the Philadelphia region, George Matysik is passionate about rooting out food insecurity, reducing food waste, and reimagining school lunches. His work ethic and drive were molded during an unorthodox, decade-long journey through Penn. He earned his BA in Urban Studies from the University of Pennsylvania.

Show Call in # 1 888 329 3306
Listen via livestream@ www.wwdbam.com or http://toneandtenor.media Smartphones or tablets by downloading one of the following apps: Tune In, IRadioNow or IHeartRadio