Who is Andrea Lawful-Sanders and why she left WURD after Biden interview

A radio host at the only Black-owned station in Philadelphia was stepped down over the last few days after admitting she used pre-approved questions in an interview with President Joe Biden.

Andrea Lawful-Sanders interviewed Biden following the debate with former President Donald Trump.

The interview was Biden’s first in the aftermath of the debate; the radio host asked the president four questions.

Lawful-Sanders has since admitted the questions were among eight questions the Biden campaign gave her in advance.

Who is Andrea Lawful-Sanders?

Andrea Lawful-Sanders has hosted a radio show called “Voices of the People” on WURD Radio, Philadelphia’s only Black-owned and operated talk radio station.

Her show addressed topics like social justice, education, community issues, and empowerment, often featuring guest speakers and community leaders.

Her show aired weekdays from 5 am to 7 am, according to a now-deleted bio page on the station’s web site.

What is WURD radio?

WURD Radio (900 AM/96.1 FM) is Philadelphia’s only Black-owned and operated talk radio station.

It acts as a voice for the city’s Black community , focusing on issues of social justice and empowerment, and airs a variety of programs in news, politics, health, and entertainment.

This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Who is Andrea Lawful-Sanders and why she left WURD after Biden interview