Dr. Ken continues conversation about the Christian church and their position in black issues. He also addresses speaking wholly in your truth and for the black community to stop speaking in generalities.

Dr. Ken revisits his conversation regarding poverty and has a hot take for Truth Nation to consider. We should not teach financial literacy to the black community.

Dr. Ken breaks down the strikes about the UAW who have been striking due to the threat of self-driving cars. But he has thoughts on if this fight is a valid fight for auto workers. He also talks about inclusivity in all forms and "who" can go to college.

Dr. Ken discusses what makes someone successful and what defines success? Dr. Ken later discusses whether buying a house is or isn't successful and how we can change poverty.

Dr. Ken explains why he makes his daily Starbucks runs and how it does more for the community than we thought. He later breaks down the latest census report.

Dr. Ken discusses what the city can do to fix and refurbish the Milwaukee horticulture domes. He brainstormed a few ideas that could help the city keep one of its popular landmarks instead of getting rid of it.

Dr. Ken's Top Five at 5pm:

- Waterspouts are popping up over lake Michigan.

- City officials and others are coming together to discuss the growing amount of homelessness seen at Milwaukee's Park N Ride lots.

- Impeachment calls have been made on Wisconsin's new judge after a request to move district lines was dismissed by the governor.

- Pennsylvania killer Danelo Cavalcante who has been on the run has finally been found.

- A Milwaukee High school tennis coach was car jacked

Dr. Ken talks about the extreme weather we have been having and a climate change in the U.S. He also addresses the lack of change for black individuals and leaders.

Creative Director Kyle Wallace pops on the show to talk with Dr. Ken about a recent scandal regarding a black Michigan State football coach who has been accused of sexual harassment.

Dr. Ken shares an article written by a U.S. Magistrate court judge. He also has a bigger conversation about femininity in the black community and how black men are marginalized.