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Today on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes, Sherwin revisits his conversation on the Parental Choice Program. Sherwin addresses how this voucher program is inherently racist. He also does a deep dive on the political history of Mandela Barnes. Sherwin addresses Barnes' experience with more private schools than public and Barnes' stance on this program.

Sherwin talks about the intimacy of getting a massage, why he would never get one, and talks through what might be an award winning script.

Hour 3 begins with the launch of The Milwaukee Experience, Sherwin’s new partnership with Visit Milwaukee, where he highlights some of his favorite spots around the city and previews upcoming interviews with local business leaders. Bob and Al call in, adding humor and their own takes on the segment. Sherwin then shifts to dating, explaining why dinner isn’t his preferred first date and why getting to know someone through conversation first makes more sense—especially with the expectations placed on men. The hour turns serious as Sherwin argues that racism hasn’t disappeared, it has simply evolved, and that those who appear “nice” can sometimes be the most harmful. He closes by breaking down why the U.S. lacks universal healthcare, pointing to systems intentionally designed to limit Black progress, extending that argument to education and asserting that MPS is operating exactly as it was built to.

Today on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes, Sherwin talks about the 2026 Main Street Action Candidate Forum he attended last night in Milwaukee. He shares his takeaways on what the candidates spoke on, who was in the attendance, who he is looking forward to hearing more of and more.

Sherwin continues the conversation around the Democratic Forum on Wednesday Night- highlighting that this group is not the group that will save the state.

The final hour kicks off with a chaotic round of calls, starting with Bob, whose comments quickly send the conversation in multiple directions. Sherwin makes a provocative statement suggesting Black people would be better at being white than white people themselves, sparking debate over resentment, wealth, and whether frustration with the rich is being mislabeled as “hate.” Al calls in to explain why he refuses to vote for Mandela Barnes, calling him untrustworthy, while Lisa follows with a passionate rant that keeps the energy high.

The tone shifts in segments two and three when Senator Dora Drake joins the show. She and Sherwin dive into the upcoming election, the current political climate, and audience sentiment reflected in the YouTube poll, offering insight into voter engagement and the stakes of the race.

The hour wraps with Sherwin recapping the day’s major conversations and closing out the show.

Today on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes, he takes a deep dive into work ethic and the journey into the trade industry. Then later he takes calls from Truth Nation on supporting black businesses, voting and if police should be in schools.

Sherwin Hughes talks about the racism in Wisconsin and takes calls from listeners who confirm Sherwin's theory about white people.

In the final hour, Sherwin opens with a candid discussion about the consequences of centering race in every conversation while simultaneously tiptoeing around it. He argues that many people are living under an illusion about how white Americans truly feel about Black communities, and that avoiding hard truths only delays real understanding.

The conversation continues with calls from listeners. Adam weighs in on the impact of protests, arguing they create real progress for the community. Sherwin pushes back, saying many of those gains have been fleeting and temporary. Al calls in next, bluntly stating that racist white people lack honor and thrive on mediocrity. The discussion then shifts to policing in schools, with Sherwin pointing to the outcomes many feared—highlighting reports of over $13,000 in citations issued to Black students.

Later, another caller reflects on the day’s show and its themes. Sherwin wraps up the hour by turning his attention to the first gubernatorial debate happening that night, explaining what he wants to hear from the candidates—directness, courage, and substance, saying he wants them to “have some sack” when addressing real issues.

Today on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes, Sherwin discusses Trump's political social media tirade, ICE's new reports on deportations, and a recent incident where a Hmong man was dragged out of his home by ICE. Sherwin also draws similarities between ICE and the Nazi Gestapo and questions why everyone is underreacting. Also, Sherwin takes a pulse check on Truth Nation's thoughts on 101.7 The Truth.