Sherwin sits down with Susan Kern, Executive Director of MKE Films, for an insightful discussion about storytelling, representation, and the power of independent cinema. They dive into the mission behind MKE Films, the challenges of creating authentic narratives in a changing media landscape, and what it takes to build a creative movement in Milwaukee. Whether you're a film lover, aspiring creator, or just curious about the engine behind community-driven art, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at passion meeting purpose.

In this straight-talking episode, Sherwin calls on parents to step up and take charge of their children’s education—starting at home. From basic manners to critical thinking, he challenges the idea that schools alone are responsible for raising well-rounded kids.

In this candid episode, Sherwin tackles the criticism head-on: why do some people say his talk show leans one way or seems biased? Is it the topics he chooses, the guests he features, or just the blunt honesty he's known for? Sherwin breaks down the reasons behind the perception, explores the line between perspective and partiality, and challenges listeners to rethink what “bias” really means in modern media. Tune in for a raw, reflective, and unfiltered conversation.

In this bold and honest episode, Sherwin pushes back on the growing trend of blaming teachers and elected officials for the way troubled kids are turning out. He says it loud: schools can only do so much — the real change starts at home. Sherwin unpacks why pointing fingers at the system ignores the deeper issues of parenting, community accountability, and personal responsibility. It’s time to shift the conversation and stop making excuses. If we want better outcomes for our kids, we need to start looking in the mirror.

In this eye-opening episode, Sherwin keeps it real about what’s happening inside today’s classrooms — and why so many teachers are calling it quits. From kids being flat-out disrespectful to fights, disruptions, and a total lack of consequences, schools are becoming places where educators don’t feel respected, supported, or safe.

In this powerful episode, Sherwin dives into the growing teacher shortage in Milwaukee Public Schools — and it's more than just low pay or long hours. From feeling unsafe in classrooms to being overwhelmed by student behavior, many educators are walking away from the profession entirely. Sherwin unpacks the complex mix of fear, burnout, and systemic issues pushing teachers out, and what that means for the future of education in Milwaukee. Tune in for real talk, raw stories, and a deeper look at a crisis impacting students, families, and the entire community.

Sherwin pulls back the curtain on the shadowy world of HR blacklists—a rumored "Do Not Hire" list quietly circulating among employers that can quietly ruin careers without warning or recourse. Are these lists real? Who ends up on them, and how do you get off? Then, Sherwin shifts gears to empower job seekers with hard-earned wisdom: the dos and don'ts of job interviews, how to read between the lines in a hiring process, and what really makes a résumé stand out. Whether you’re job hunting or just trying to stay off the radar, this is one episode you can’t afford to miss.

In this searing episode, Sherwin investigates a chilling incident: a family’s home raided and ransacked by individuals posing as government agents—leaving destruction, stolen property, and zero accountability in their wake. With no answers from law enforcement, no response from officials, and reporters being stonewalled, Sherwin asks the hard questions the government refuses to face. How does something like this happen in America—and who’s really pulling the strings? This isn’t just a story about one family—it’s a warning.

Sherwin breaks down the Milwaukee Bucks’ tough loss to the Pacers last night, examining what went wrong on the court and where the team goes from here. But the conversation takes a sharp turn as Sherwin raises the alarm on a disturbing trend: a growing list of American citizens reportedly being captured, detained, and deported under murky circumstances. This episode blends sports analysis with a deep dive into urgent civil liberties concerns—because what happens off the court might just matter more.

In this heartfelt and challenging episode, Sherwin opens the phone lines to ask a vital question: What do we say to the kids who want to help end white supremacy? As more young people become aware of injustice and ask how they can make a difference, Sherwin and his callers explore honest, age-appropriate conversations, tools for action, and how to raise a generation that refuses to stay silent. Real stories, real questions—because the next chapter of change begins with them.