Sherwin discusses the intentional setbacks white people have inflicted on black people.

He also breaks down a recent op-ed released by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that addresses Appleton's school orientation only for students of color.

Sherwin talks about the harm that today's music has on the black community now. He explains how this is a trickle down from executives to help spew nonsense into the community and corrupt our youth. He also breaks down " an invite to the cookout".

Versiti, EVP, Chief Operating Officer, Brian Bautista joins Sherwin Hughes to talk about the importance of donating tissue, organs, and blood. He chats about the new permanent ThriveOn campus that will be coming to King in March of 2024 and educating the black community on donating.

Sherwin recounts his experience at the housing authority hearing for Milwaukee. He explains the weak testimony he heard from city leaders.

Sherwin continues to break down what he witnessed during yesterday's Housing Authority city meeting. He later talks about smart credit card moves he has made with his Amazon card and how he gives gifts for Christmas.

Sherwin tunes in to the sister station WTMJ's 620 News for their special call-in interview with Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson.

Sherwin breaks down the history of America's presidency and the odd patterns that we Americans take when it comes to voting. He later discusses the housing market and conditions for low-income people in Milwaukee. He also talks about the abundance of strikes due to poor nationwide management including UAW and actors/writers strikes.

Sherwin further discusses and explains the housing issues that are plaguing the U.S. and Milwaukee. He breaks down the Housing Authorities upcoming hearing about the poor conditions.

Sherwin continues his conversation on terrible housing conditions and how Milwaukee is struggling to advocate for better.

Sherwin discusses dress codes whether in school or at the workplace sometimes they are necessary. He also chimes in on the unique dress code of U.S. Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania chose to wear at a recent senate meeting.