Sherwin addresses immigration and applying for citizenship to receive rights all Americans should have. He wonders why gaining citizenship is so complicated. He also explains his time as a government worker.

Sherwin talks about a very exciting sports weekend for Wisconsin sports fans. He recounts the major feats Dr. Reverand Martin Luther King Jr. made as an activist in America.

Sherwin talks about the history and importance of black male labor in America and how many industries have (and some still are) dependent on it.

He warns our communities to be more proactive even outside of voting. He also addresses black discrimination towards other marginalized groups.

Sherwin talks about the current snowstorm and how to safely heat your home after recalling a friend's mother's warming her home with her oven. Be safe everyone.

Sherwin talks about the raises for public officials, and the Milwaukee common council are asking for. He also talks about his beef with his neighbor and their dog.

Sherwin continues his conversation about pay raises for Milwaukee and dives into his thoughts on relationships.

Sherwin talks about homelessness and immigrants. Later he gets a call from Jason from jail and his girlfriend Jessica. Jason shares his thoughts on black issues and colorism, as well as how he got in prison.

One Leg Lisa gives us a deep dive into her family lineage. Sherwin shares some hard truths about immigration in America and how both black people and immigrants of color are one in the same place in America.

Jailbird Jason calls back and Sherwin has a more in-depth conversation about his relationship with Jessica, his children and reflections from the crimes her committed. Sherwin later elaborates on modern day slavery and how it has been crafted within modern day systems by republican, confederate parties.