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Gov. Tony Evers discusses the upcoming election, the state's budget surplus, pandemic relief, help for small businesses and more.

A diverse workplace can lead to exceptional business results. Dr. Ken Harris and Fred Johnson, Vice President and Wisconsin State Manager for Erie Insurance, discuss the importance of prioritizing a diverse workplace and how employees will better thrive in an inclusive work environment. Fred discusses how he modeled success at Erie Insurance, which led to positive results for employees and clients of color in hopes of creating more success stories.

Reproductive Justice and Access to Healthcare is a human right! Cherie Harris leads a conversation with healthcare professionals, reproductive rights advocates and Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin on how local organizations are providing support to those who are in need of assistance when it comes to reproductive rights while also educating public on the impact of the Dobbs Supreme Court Decision has on Wisconsinites.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and it is important that we encourage all women to get their routine health screening. Denise Thomas is joined by Beverley Cooley and Mirtha Sosa Pacheco where they have a discussion on Breast Cancer and how you can support someone during their challenging times of fighting the disease. They also talk about the power of being part of a Womens Health group to overall support women in living a healthier lifestyle.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul joins Sherwin to discuss ensuring public safety, federal prosecution, and more.

Wisconsin US Senate candidate Lt. Govenor Mandela Barnes joins Sherwin Hughes to discuss what his priorities would be if elected and why he believes he is the right candidate Wisconsin should send to the Senate. He believes the difference between the two candidates priorities are clear.

Reproductive Justice should be an absolute right for everyone. Carrie Noni is joined by Be Noble Principal Partner Sarah Nobles, Co-Director of Maroon Cala-bash Tamara Thompson and Director of Black Leaders Organizing for Communities Angela Lang for a robust discussion on The Reproductive Justice Movement and what it means for Milwaukee's Black Community.

Representative from District 11, Dora Drake stops by and hangs out with Sherwin on this Friday to talk about how important it is for our community to vote and plans for her re-election.

Black women are the foundation of the black community and so often put others needs above their own. Denise Thomas is joined by Gina Green Harris, Anita Sparks and Diane Milner to discuss how the Divine 9 can be leaders in the black community when it comes to putting an emphasis on women's health. The Soft Life Chronicles is presented by All of Us Milwaukee at the Center for Community Engagement and Health Partnerships.

President and CEO of Higher Heights for America, joins Mel and DZ on national voters registration day to discuss the importance of voting and voting within our community.