Sherwin begins the show discussing his own experience of not traveling as much as he wanted to growing up, even though coming from a well-to-do household. Things might be different now, but growing up a Black kid in the 70s and 80s, traveling wasn't a common thing.

Sherwin loves Airbnbs for many reasons, but one being he can (somewhat) feel at home as well as have some well-deserved privacy. Do married parents get to do the things they want to do while staying in a hotel? No, that's why Sherwin says book a "bnb".

Speaking of married folk and their vacation time being used *wisely*, Sherwin talks about why people are so sad in their marriages and end up cheating. While on vacation, it's not the single people you need to be worried about. It be the MARRIED men. Stay vigilant, ladies.

Sherwin begins the show with some juicy details from last night's MPS school board meeting. Lots of high emotions, Sherwin would say. Regarding recall, we are on a long road...

Sherwin holding his cards close to his chest, but he got something for all the haters out there! Sherwin said it forget the 'Big 3', "It's just big me!" He also continues on the conversation of MPS and where, specifically, white parents send their children.

Sherwin wraps up the show discussing how everyone needs to give the dads out there their flowers! It's not about the momma that think they the momma and the daddy. You're still just the momma...

Sherwin begins today's show wondering what Milwaukee actually does right. Well, our summers are amazing, yes, but what else? Show us another trick...

Sherwin just doesn't understand why you all get married if all you all are going to do is get a divorce as soon as your man doesn't do what you want him to do. Well, yes, he is mainly asking this question to women. Stop being mean and stingy, per Sherwin.

Sherwin speaks on the anomaly of being a Black Trumper. Just one question: Why? Sherwin believes Milwaukee needs to start closing the gaps regarding the political Black community here.

Sherwin begins the show continuing his theme on education and why white people only want to watch inner-city endeavors from a distance. Yes, they may work for MPS, but you best believe they're not putting their kids in that mess.