Members of Milwaukee County's Community Crisis Services join Dr. Ken on Truth in the Afternoon. They chat about the closing of offices that have affected their work as well as their struggles trying to provide care and services to citizens who call the Milwaukee County Crisis Line.

Dr. Ken breaks down the latest update in the UAW strike. The strike has now moved to Milwaukee where workers began striking and leaving warehouses today.

Secretary and CEO of WEDC calls in to chat with Dr. Ken about the upcoming several day MARKETPLACE Wisconsin event which focuses on bringing more businesses to the state. He later discusses the current Dallas Mayor's choice to change his political party.

Dr. Ken talks poses a question to Truth Nation, "what TV show changed your life?" From Moesha to The Cosby Show callers chime in. Later, guests from Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin join Dr. Ken to talk about their work with blood, tissue and organ donations and the Connect the Dot Campaign.

Dr. Ken talks about the importance of the black vote when it comes to midterm elections and the upcoming mayoral election.

Dr. Ken breaks down the strike about the UAW strikes and the future of electric cars. Is this union behind the times? Should they be preparing themselves for the new future of automotives?

Dr. Ken talks about working while being a member of a union and what it means to hustle in multiple jobs. Later, he continues his conversation about the UAW strikes and the replacement of people in the workforce.

Dr. Ken breaks down the modern black man and why they might be facing some struggles.

Does it stem from not knowing what we want to do at a younger age? Failure? Dr. Ken elaborates.

Dr. Ken continues his conversation about the black church and how we as a society and community view the church. Is it harmful? Is it helpful? He also addresses white people creating rules and procedures to fit what they say is comfortable.

Dr. Ken talks about religion and the status of the church. He questions where white religious people were during tumultuous times for the black community like when George Floyd happened or during the civil rights movement.