Former Philadelphia Councilman David Oh sits down with We Talk Weekly for a powerful conversation on public service, personal resilience, and the responsibility of leadership. With more than a decade of experience on City Council, Oh reflects on his time in office, his commitment to building a stronger Philadelphia, and the lessons learned along the way. In this candid discussion, David shares the harrowing story of surviving a stabbing incident, and how faith and forgiveness guided his response. He opens up about the challenges of being a public servant, the importance of supporting creative economies, and why he believes true leadership requires choosing empathy and integrity even in moments of adversity. Oh also discusses his mayoral campaign, his thoughts on civic responsibility, and how communities can move forward in unity. This episode offers a rare glimpse into the mindset of a leader who has faced both political battles and personal trials, emerging with a message of hope and resilience. ✨ Highlights / Key Segments

• 0:00 – Introduction & David Oh’s background
• 6:00 – Reflections on 11 years in City Council
• 13:20 – The night David Oh was stabbed: his firsthand account
• 18:30 – Faith, forgiveness, and resilience in the face of violence
• 33:00 – Public service, civic duty, and leadership lessons
• 52:00 – Philadelphia’s future: safety, schools, and opportunity

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