Dr. Ken discusses how the majority of people have the same values and goals in life and wonders why there are less and less families walking the city streets together. The lack of growth in the Black Community and questions why the Black Community is not building more. He wonders why White support is just a given and Black support is questioned.

Dr. Ken talks about Capitalism, the value of money and asks what are you doing with it and is joined by Chief of the Milwaukee Police Department Jeffery Norman to discuss the controversial matters going on in Milwaukee.

Dr. Ken is joined by Chief of the Milwaukee Police Department Jeffery Norman and discusses alarming problems in Milwaukee and how they can be fixed. Dr. Ken talks about how money talks and how us as people need to help step up the quality of it and everyone stepping up and helping our Mayor with things they cannot do themselves.

Dr. Ken discusses with Lanelle Ramey, Noleta Franz, and Mike Spauling the past, present, and future of Black History Month and how the dramatic number of young deaths in Milwaukee is becoming more normalized and desensitized.

Dr. Ken discusses with Kyle Wallace, Noleta Franz, and Mike Spauling the additions and subtractions needed in the black community to help it thrive and not tear down, while also discussing whether or not it is worth it for minorities to go to college, the guidance needed, and possible outcomes for them.

What is happening to the spirit of Milwaukee! Dr. Ken ask Truth fans what killed Milwaukee's spirit where it seems generations of people from Gen X to Gen Z are done with the city and are deciding to take talents elsewhere.

After being denied from 80 to 100 positions, a Black man Derek Mobley is suing the Workday, a talent acquisition system company because their AI is disqualifying applicants who are black, disabled or over the age of 40. This is just another example of how barriers are being set up against many people which leads Dr. Ken Harris to question who are the people building the Algorithms for these systems?

Dr. Ken Harris is joined by Dr. Rachel Ferguson, Assistant Dean in the College of Business – Concordia University Chicago and author of Black Liberation Through the Marketplace, Mr. Jason Fields, President of Madison Regional Economic Partnership, and Dr. Van Mobley, Professor of Economics and History at Concordia University Wisconsin.

Dr. Ken Harris is joined by Dr. Rachel Ferguson, Assistant Dean in the College of Business – Concordia University Chicago and author of Black Liberation Through the Marketplace, Mr. Jason Fields, President of Madison Regional Economic Partnership, and Dr. Van Mobley, Professor of Economics and History at Concordia University Wisconsin.

Black people buy houses on the North Side and Hispanics on the South Side Dr. Ken discusses the impact ones neighborhood has on their educational opportunities and how this has forced many families to look to private schools to ensure an equitable education.