Should we give our people a pass? There’s a clear line of right and wrong. Or is there? When do we need to hold someone accountable and when do we need to hold someone in support, when does that decision need to be made of stopping support? Kyle and Sorina discuss their opinions on when and when not to support.

Dr.Ken Harris is trying to figure out what’s missing and why people keep doing things in a haphazard way. A Wisconsin judge has ruled that partial addresses on mail in ballots will not count. Dr. Ken Harris‘question is why would we ever leave any part of the address out? We need to be reasonable, but expectation shouldn’t be too low. Partial addresses leave room for error and malice. A listener then wonders if and how homeless people citizens can vote? It’s an interesting answer, should it be harder or easier to vote?

A woman a sentence to three years incarceration in five years extended supervision after killing a man injuring others and fleeing from police last year while on her way to a protest over George Floyd. She invaded police had people hanging out of her car and then crashes it killing in injuring people, and that’s all she gets? Why hasn’t the media provided any updates to the story? It feels like there’s always a reason to not throw the book at someone when you want to find compassion. Then Dr.Ken Harris goes through his top five. The biggest one is how Darrell brooks has been sentenced on all 76 charges six of them being first-degree murder. Even though Dr.Ken Harris says it’s good that he was charged it does seem like an overcharge.

Dr. Ken Harris has a question, and he hopes it doesn’t offend anyone. Do optics matter? In the media all of the top stories consist of the Darrell Brooks case, and in every image shown they portrayed him as unstable. So, Dr.Ken Harris wonders if optics matter this much. It seems so when in Hartland Wisconsin it took over 48 hours for an apartment fire/murder suicide to receive any kind of attention. That’s tough to process, do optics matter?

Dr.Ken Harris is joined by the CEO and founder of MERA WI, Montréal Cain. He is a mental health advocate an innovator who provides wellness check in for the digital age. They discussed the history that brought him to found his company and what it takes to keep his vision alive. It’s about creating the Avenues needed to break the stigma. Now that people are being more transparent, how do we capitalize for our health and benefit? From music to mental health and all in between.

Today show is easy, Dr.Ken Harris is truth is for Jill Underly. A new report shows that Wisconsin has the whitest score gap between black and white students in the nation for math and reading. And the time she’s been the state superintendent of public instruction, what has she done? What is MPS and the state of Wisconsin not doing correctly?

A mix of questions and top news for Dr. Ken Harris is top-five. It consists of UFOs, passport renewals online, Darrell brooks defense rests, cruise ship waste, swatting, Larry the cat, and more. Like Dr. Ken Harris talking about HBCUs and the endowment they receive versus the endowment for Ivy League schools the number might be too wild to believe. The highest endowment for an HBCU is 795 million dollars for Howard University versus the 53 billion at Harvard…what’s the real difference between HBCU vs Ivy.

Dr. Ken sparks a debate about which popcorn is better, Garrett's of Chicago or Goodie Gourmet of Milwaukee?

Dr. Ken speaks about watching soap operas and instead of his typical top five, Dr. Ken has a top six today! Tune in to hear the stories!

Dr. Ken Harris brings Ebony Ssali of Ssali Media on to speak about women in leadership positions and why they are leaving them behind.