We continue the conversation regarding single dads, dead beat moms, AND we get an update from Ms. Shack about the CPS children in the neighborhood featuring the guest of the day... crack.

Sherwin gives further thoughts on the Montgomery, Alabama riverwalk brawl and how this may lead to more violence as black people rarely "win". He also addresses the increasing number of high-speed chases in Milwaukee.

Sherwin explains his recent reflections in life. He also talks about He also discusses separating the art from the artist.

Sherwin breaks down the likelihood of a third-party candidate winning the 2024 election. He also discusses Trump's incoming 5th indictment this year as well as the republican candidates shaking out to be a part of the upcoming primary debate, scheduled for later this month.

Sherwin gives a much needed history lesson and discusses the dynamics of the black family in America. He breaks down the roles of both black men and women have been subjected to due to the systemic absence of the black man in the home by white oppressors.

Sherwin breaks down the roles of black women in America in detail. From the plagued stereotypes of a jezebel to a mammy and then a sapphire, he describes how these were forced roles due to the systemic absence of black men.

Sherwin continues his conversation on the roles and stereotypes of black men and women in America. He dissects Hilary Clinton's 2016 campaign and also tackles interracial relationships in mainstream entertainment.

Milwaukee has a quota to meet in order to meet the needs of the shred tax revenue. the city will need an amount of police officers to join the force. Sherwin poses the question in order to help this should we offer voluntary roles for foreigners to join the police force?

Sherwin continues his conversation on having non-native born Americans, volunteer to become police officers.

Sherwin has a greater conversation about black DNA. Our ancestors went through so much and then were forced to populate to keep the slave industry going. A new study shows that 42,000 African Americans are descendants of a specific group of slaves found in an unmarked grave in Maryland. Sherwin breaks down this finding.