Sherwin describes how legalizing drugs in certain states helped alleviate revenue issues.

Sherwin talks the correlation between Cadillac and black consumerism in America and how we as people built that American company. He also explains how black consumerism could be just as strong as our vote.

Sherwin uncovers some of the highest rated brands and companies consumed by African Americans. And also... Car Booty

Sherwin gives a brief overview and history lesson of the establishment of Milwaukee. But before the history lesson, he grills producer Rhea on her dating preferences.

Sherwin dissects and discuss a recent article in the Journal Sentinel critiquing activist Frank Nitty II and his recent departure from Milwaukee, social media activity, and BLM activism.

Sometimes it's hard to shake the past, especially when the future looks troubling. Callers weigh in on the difference between when they grew up in Milwaukee and how parenting and discipline mattered. Sherwin also voices concern regarding educating and child-rearing Milwaukee's youth.

More callers weigh in on the status of Milwaukee. From leadership to our youth, most are unhappy and today want to be heard.

Sherwin poses the question on the heels of Mother's Day. He contemplates different roles, stereotypes, gender constructs and position of the black man in the U.S.

Sherwin discusses legislation behind an act the government produced in attempt to gain knowledge and help black men in the US. But is it helping or hurting or doing nothing at all? Callers also weigh in on the question and share how they define black men in America.

Sherwin breaks down the commission bill and to see if this study through the bill will actually be helpful? What knowledge are we gaining?