The day has come, and we finally have conducted the on-air trial to determine if Al can rejoin our band of callers after an FCC hiccup. Judge Sherwin Hughes holds court, and you don't want to miss it!

Judges Hughes announces the verdict and after 14 guilty votes and 30 non guilty votes, thanks to our talk and text jury, Al has been determined not guilty for the on-air obscenity trial. Sherwin gives fair warning and caution to our callers before diving into Milwaukee's shared revenue plan.

Erica Wright and J.B. Bell from Northwestern Mutual are back again to talk finances with Sherwin Hughes. They discuss how to productively start budgeting, and how to adjust your behaviors when it comes to creating and managing a budget. Going out to eat should not be considered groceries.

Removing fire stations is an issue especially when it's due to budget cuts.

Sherwin tackles the history of welfare, why and what it is and how it has been stigmatized negatively since it's been available to black people even though it has been beneficial to white Americans for a full generation.

Black women have been the backbone of this economy for centuries, yet we give them a bad rep when receiving welfare. Sherwin also explains how welfare programs, the Federal Housing Commission and redlining have all effected income for black Americans.

Donald Trump is on trial for rape and is still the republican front runner for the 2024 presidential election. Sherwin discusses the double standard for predators and serial rapists when it comes to the Donald Trump's and Bill Cosby's of the world.

Sherwin continues the conversation on Donald's Trump's possible reelection and how America consumes the media, and the future of America as we move towards our next presidential election.

Sherwin talks gender roles in a relationship and given the uncertainty of the next election Sherwin poses the question to his listeners of where you would move to outside of the united states. And we get some interesting answers.

What is you experience like with police? Have you ever been pulled over? Or worse? Sherwin talks about his own experiences with the police and creating good relationships between law enforcement and our youth.