The Chris Murray Report (July 4, 2020) NFL and Lift Every Voice and Sing and Sports and Racial Unrest

Chris Murray's Commentary on the Shooting of Jacob Blake and the NBA Playoff Boycott

Chris Murray spends an impassioned first 30 minutes talking about the NBA's one-game playoff Boycott three days after a Kenosha, Wisconsin policeman shot Jacob Blake seven times in the back. He also talks about the financial power of the players boycott with Atlantic City Resident and publisher of the Philadelphia Black Professionals Newspaper.

Sixers and Roller Derby Legend Little Richard Brown

For the first 30 minutes, Chris Murray talks about the Sixers struggles against the Boston Celtics in their NBA First Round  Eastern Conference playoff series. Part II of this hour,  Murray talks to Roller Derby Legend Little Richard Brown about his career in roller derby and the popularity of the sport in the 1970s.

The Chris Murray Report (Aug.1, 2020) Sports are back, but can they Survive COVID 19 Part II Philly Fans weigh in

Chris Murray talks with veteran sportswriter John Mitchell, along with WURD listeners, about the wisdom of sports returning in the middle of a global pandemic that is far from being under control in the U.S.

The Chris Murray Report on WURD (Aug. 1 2020) Sports are Back but will it survive COVID 19? Philly Sports Weigh in

This week, Murray questions the wisdom of playing sports in the midst of a global pandemic, especially after several members of the Miami Marlins were infected by the virus after their three-game series in Philadelphia. Philly sports fans shared their opinions during the first hour.

The Chris Murray Report (July 4, 2020) NFL and Lift Every Voice and Sing and Sports and Racial Unrest

Chris Murray talks to Yahoo Sports NFL Writer Shalise Manza-Young and the NFL's recent gestures following protests after the death of George Floyd who was strangled to death by a Minneapolis Police officer.  Murray also talks to former Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Tribune writer John Mitchell about race and sports and the Coronavirus.