Most Black people are hopeful in their success and their progression in their finances, but don't trust the Institution. Sherwin thinks that we need to make our voices ring louder in changing the American institution, but when we do, we're ignored, or the change is temporary...

Sherwin wraps up the show discussing Black businesses and how the value of anything the Black community involves itself with immediately goes down. Take Elsa's for example. It used to be seen as a swanky place for mainly white people but now it's ninja central...

The political streets are getting hot as the election for the one to finish 4th District State Senator Lena Taylor's latest term. Who will it be? The competition is steep, and the drama is coming to an all-time high.

Sherwin goes IN on those who are looking to be on the ballot this summer like Lakeshia Myers, and frankly, she's not having it. She calls in to give her two cents and attempts to get Sherwin straight. Is it 'Get Buck with Sherwin' Day??

Sherwin continues in his 4 District Assembly election talk while also reprimanding the Black community a bit. We have a responsibility to ourselves to be well informed and hold ourselves accountable. No more excuses or playing the race card, per Sherwin.

Sherwin came across a new trend on social media called 'The Black Wife Effect" where Black women have "glo'd" their non-Black husband up. It's giving from rags to riches vibe. Sherwin is fine with that! As long as it can go both ways...

The problem these days, according to Sherwin, is that Black women don't stay down for the come up. They want to meet you and the finish line but not join you in the running. Is this true for all Black women? Maybe not. But it sure looks like that to Sherwin.

Sherwin speaks with Acts Housing Michael Gosman and BMO Harris Bank Anthony Hudson about the benefits of buying a home and how possible it is for everyone. He then continues on the topic of the 'Black Wife Effect' as well as baby instincts?

Sherwin starts the show with a follow up from yesterday regarding children's behavior. We need to stop putting all the blame on these kids and start looking at the real culprits...THE PARENTS. Y'all be acting a darn fool thinking your kids won't catch on.

Sherwin thinks white folk cosplaying as Black people is just a form of flattery. Well let's pose this question: is appropriation REALLY a problem? Aren't we all one in the grand scheme of it all?