Sherwin begins the show discussing the education turmoil that is occurring in the city right now. He believes we need to up our standards for our children.
Sherwin ponders on what it would be like if he ran for mayor. He also reminisces on one of his many regrets of not taking that job in Washington, D.C. when he had the chance. Oh how things would (possibly) be different.
Sherwin wraps up the show basically saying "you hate us because you ain't us." The same way that white people potentially hate Black people is the same way uber-homophobic men hate gay people. Be who you are for your pride, or something.
Sherwin begins the show thanking Truth Nation for the outstanding support of his new series "Beyond the Mic". It's also back-to-school time and are y'all checking what your kids are wearing? Very questionable...
Sherwin focuses on how crime is reported in the inner-city, specifically in our neck of the woods. Some of you all may have Observer Bias, especially regarding car theft.
Sherwin wraps up the show recapping the last Beyond the Mic that happened this past week. Sherwin might get a little chocolate in his life, with him and his...bear claw?
Sherwin begins the show wondering what the advantages of are of being a man or a woman. DO men have more of an advantage than women? Things to ponder on...
Sherwin wants to take his hat off to all the women who have given birth. It's not an easy feat or an easy sight to witness. He then takes us down memory lane of when his baby girl was born.
Sherwin begins the show detailing his belief of the ability for Black children to have options for their education. It's important to have the Black experience in these political spaces and it starts with their education and school choice.