Former attorney general, Eric Holder joins Sherwin to discuss the upcoming Wisconsin supreme court election.

Taking people out of poverty is hard, especially when those who aren't poor turn it into a very profitable business. Sherwin discusses "pimping" poverty through services, grants, mentorships and government aid.

The untimely comeback of guest and frequent caller to the show, Al, sparks controversy. Sherwin discusses having the first on-air obscenity trial.

Sherwin Hughes recounts his time in Florida, the impending elections, and how America's youth needs to focus on finding their guiding goals in order to feed their soul.

Sherwin discusses the difference between voting for Janet Protasiewicz and Dan Kelly. Which is the lesser of two evils, Dan Kelly's changes to voting rights for black people or Protasiewicz's reproductive rights for women.

Sherwin continues the conversation on women's rights, the autonomy of a woman's body and how these decisions go hand-in-hand with how we vote as black people. AND we have the comeback of a very special guest.

Bailey Coleman discusses general hygiene and the lack thereof when it comes to washing hands, showering, and workplace potlucks.

Bailey Coleman talks mental health, and how to take care of yourself as Milwaukee releases a new suicide prevention and mental health hotline number (988).

Is drill rap bad for our black communities? Should we ban it? Bailey Coleman discusses with Tory Lowe.

Tik Tok is out and Marijuana is in. How will this affect the U.S. economy.