Dr. Ken is live from the Marcus Performing Arts Center for their Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday celebration. He talks to a variety of students who've won awards for their speeches that centered on gun violence, mental health issues, and even the Israel/Hamas war. He later reflects on the impact of Dr. King and how his work has still made a lasting impact.

Dr. Ken Harris hosts a special show for Mentoring Month. He is joined by Joseph Addison, President of 100 Black Men of Milwaukee and LaNelle Ramey, executive Director at Mentor Greater Milwaukee.

Dr. Ken talks about a professor who graded his students poorly after they gave him a negative rating online. He later talks about bias news outlets and how his thoughts on Fox News have changed drastically to be very partisan after reading an article about Spellman University.

Whitney Bingham from WeRise joins Dr. Ken to talk about her work with pregnant birthing people and mothers. She illuminates the importance of her role and being awarded the YMCA Healthy Living Award being presented to her on Martin Luther King Day.

Deputy Kristine Rodriguez and James Barnett join Dr. Ken Harris to talk about the upcoming Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office hiring event. The event will be located on South Chase Ave. from 10am-2pm.

Dr. Ken talks about a domestic violence issue that resulted in a bail jumping charge.

Dr. Ken wonders if Milwaukee Public school System should've closed the for country wide this snowstorm, and if they should've waited so long to alert families. Dr. Ken also talks about some of the things he gave up for the New Year and how he preps to do so every year.

Dr. Ken the now public health records of defense Secretary Llyod Austin and his diagnosis of prostate cancer.

If you don't know now you know. Katt Williams cooked Steve Harvey, Cedric The Entertainer and everybody else who thought they were living their truth.

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