During the crime riddled Memorial Day weekend Sherwin found a way to do something productive and safe. He went for a walk, and while walking he thought, "What if I had a heart attack?"

Sherwin talks about CPR training and that there is a lack of knowledge on this emergency procedure in the black community. He also takes a status check on the state of black Milwaukee... How does it feel to be black in Milwaukee?

Sherwin believes more black homes should start choosing to home school their children.

It's been three years since George Floyd was murdered. Sherwin discusses the state of the US, and black activism since is passing. And Tina Turner dies at age 83, Sherwin talks about her legacy through different generations.

Sherwin considers the possibility of electing our future president from jail as Donald Trump is put on trial once again. Sherwin also talks Tina Turner and his WBA nomination.

Sherwin takes a trip down memory lane and reminisces on his history in black radio here in Milwaukee.

Sherwin explores the possibility of Milwaukee going bankrupt and how Milwaukee will or will not rally through it.. but it depends on what happens with the shared revenue plan.

Milwaukee now is the time to step up and be heard. Sherwin encourages Milwaukeeans to attend local public safety community input sessions regarding the shared revenue plan. At these session civilizations can air their grievances about surging crime, under-budgeted education, and reckless driving before we dive deeper into summer.

It actually might be happening... Trump may indeed go to jail. Sherwin talks the potential of this happening, what it means for Americans and what precedent this will take for future presidents.

Chronic absenteeism is plaguing school districts nationwide. And a recent report states Wisconsin students have missed nearly a month of school in 2022. Sherwin discusses how we got here and why having kids missing school is detrimental to our society.