Do you love being black in America? Why do so many people want to come here? Sherwin tackles this question and contemplates the idea of immigration and if the quality of life would be better for black people in countries not built to oppress them.

Sherwin continues with this topic and poses another question: What's the best strategy to oppress white people? Also, would white people bring to a cultural cook out?

Sherwin continues on the subject and opens the conversation to specific countries, like Thailand and The United Kingdom.

Milwaukee recently released Assembly Bill 55, the reckless driving bill. Sherwin dissects the reasons why this bill probably won't work out the way the city wants it to.

Mental health issues and how they correlate to crime and trauma. but those who have been diagnosed or diagnosable usually end up being the victims of crime.

Turns out alcohol is a bigger component in crime, more than mental illness. But here in Wisconsin drinking is a huge part of the culture. Sherwin talks about our drinking culture and correlation to major crime in bigger cities and how it might impact us this summer.

Sherwin poses the question, why do you own a gun? and his listeners chime in with very interesting confessions..?

Now that we all have guns, who is really threat to American Democracy? Do our black communities just have guns in order to kill ourselves? Or is there a bigger enemy? Sherwin tackles some of these tough questions.

We have a bigger discussion on white women feminism and the ultimate threat to our democracy.. Incels.

Sherwin discusses wage gaps and what really is the difference between high-income and low-income citizens and the difference is simpler than you think. And it has a lot to do with voting.