Sherwin talks about how the American dream differs from those who live in and out of America. He also explains how the work effort of immigrant out paces that of native-born Americans.

Sherwin revisits the conversation around affirmative action as the supreme court reviews two cases threatening to the change it.

Sherwin further explains affirmative action and reparations and how we need to navigate some hard truths about both. And Sherwin talks about the lack of desire from black people to join the police force.

Sherwin talks about how America's white population will soon be the minority. Something that can greatly affect how and when we receive reparations but also affects how we move forward when fighting for rights as the current minorities.

Sherwin furthers the bigger conversation about the shared revenue bill and Governor Evers before doling out life advice about working hard and having goals.

Sherwin offers up sound life advice for all listeners but specifically to black men.

Sherwin discusses an upcoming wedding he will be attending and what a new experience it will be for him. He also continues giving advice and how to shop for cologne.

Sherwin discusses Milwaukee's 52nd Juneteenth celebration and parade. He also addresses the unfortunate shooting after the festivities concluded that left several people injured. He also talks about what that means for other black events in the summertime.

Sherwin explains the importance of events like Juneteenth. He also reminds his listeners that having more events that are similar can help promote more black businesses which inevitably reduces black unemployment rates.

Evette Richardson, home buying coach and Deon Price Acts Housing Realtor join Sherwin to talk about homeownership and the recent Homeownership seminar at the Avenue.