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As the conversation continues callers join in and point fingers at hip hop and rap music for the rise in youth violence. Dame and Homer push back, arguing that no other creators are blamed for community issues the way hip hop is—and that music isn’t the root cause of kids picking up guns. Dame shares a raw perspective on why he’d ride with the shooters in his community, but stresses they’re targeting the wrong people: “You can’t kill each other.” Homer expands on the idea of the village and how its role in raising youth has changed. The segment ends with powerful reflections on loyalty, leadership, and the urgent need for community accountability

Dame Ellzey shares a personal story about his ceiling nearly collapsing due to a neighbor’s negligence—sparking a deeper conversation with Homer Blow about how bad tenants can ruin more than just property. The two dive into a disturbing video showing children in a cemetery wielding guns, reflecting on how unsafe Milwaukee’s youth have become. Dame emphasizes that the entire community bears responsibility, while Homer breaks down what he means when he says “the village” and how that concept has changed. Callers join in to share their thoughts on accountability, safety, and what it will take to turn things around.

In this episode of The Convo Continues, Homer and Dame dive into a series of pressing topics making waves across the country:

NFL Silence: Homer calls out the five NFL teams that didn't hold a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk, sparking a debate on public gestures and political alignment in sports.

Social Media & Employment: Can businesses fire you over your posts? The hosts explore the boundaries of free speech and corporate policy.

FEMA’s Flood Response: Dame and Homer assess FEMA’s efforts in the wake of recent flooding—what’s working, what’s not, and how people can request aid or information.

Local Help: Can the county building be used to assist residents in applying for FEMA aid? The hosts discuss practical solutions and community support.

The Legendary Homer Blow and Dame kick off the morning with stories from their weekend adventures—Dame hits the stage at Garfield Days, while Homer gets the VIP treatment at Taco & Tequila. Dame shares a wild encounter involving Lil Jon, and the duo dives into the controversy surrounding people getting fired and receiving death threats over Charlie Kirk comments. The conversation heats up with the story of a Milwaukee employee who lost their job, and callers chime in with their takes—including one bold suggestion: apply for the jobs of those getting fired!

It’s all about the hustle on this episode of What the Biz Is! Callers dial in to spotlight their businesses, including Kayla Lewis Allen, who shares her exciting plans to take travelers to Japan in February 2026. Homer and Dame shout out Zakeya’s Vegan Soul Food and challenge her to bring in a taste test. In this week’s “Sipp to That,” Homer reminisces about Garfield Days while Dame gears up to perform. Plus, don’t miss the scoop on this Saturday’s Tacos & Tequila event. The show wraps with a wild story about a WPM worker caught on camera—Homer and Dame have thoughts.

The Legendary Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey kick off the show celebrating the Packers' win over Washington before diving into major headlines. FEMA has announced $29 million in funding—what does it mean, and how can seniors access the relief? Then, breaking news from Donald Trump: authorities may have apprehended the Charlie Kirk shooter. A caller joins to share thoughts on the suspect, sparking a lively discussion on conspiracy theories. From football to federal aid to fast-moving news, Homer and Dame bring their signature energy and insight to a packed episode

The conversation continues as Homer and Dame unpack the assassination of Charlie Kirk — a moment that’s being called a political flashpoint. A caller compares Kirk’s killing to the murder of George Floyd, saying, “You reap what you sow.” Another asks, “If he was a Republican, would we still be at war?” and wonders whether the National Guard will be sent to Utah.

Dame highlights RFK Jr.’s emotional tweet calling Kirk a “relentless crusader for free speech,” while Homer reacts to the news that Kirk was a vocal supporter of Kyle Rittenhouse — a connection that sparks intense debate.

Callers weigh in with raw, unfiltered takes.

Homer and Dame reflect on Kirk’s legacy, his ties to Trump, and the deeper questions about political violence, media priorities, and the future of free speech in America.

The Legendary Homer and Dame Ellzey kick off the show with a light-hearted look at the local water department and the buzz around The Truth streaming on Facebook. But things take a serious turn as they dive into the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk — a moment that has rocked the nation.

The hosts unpack Kirk’s controversial comments about Black women, play clips from his recent speeches, and react to Donald Trump’s fiery Oval Office address blaming the “radical Left.” Callers join in, some arguing the tragedy is a distraction from the Epstein files, sparking a heated back-and-forth.

Homer and Dame continue the conversation with a deep dive into Kirk’s history, his connection to Trump, and what this moment means for political discourse in America.

Callers jump in as Homer and Dame tackle the Trump–Epstein conversation, sparking debate across the lines. The duo then dives into the “Red State crime wave” and why media coverage seems to focus only on violence in blue cities. Al from Sherman Park calls in to defend the media’s take. The conversation shifts to Wisconsin’s political climate—why Trump struggles in the state, how Milwaukee voted in 2024, and what that means for 2025. Plus, Homer and Dame break down what it means to be “off off” and why taking care of your body isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity.

Homer and Dame dive deep down the Hip Hop History Hole, reminiscing about a wild Bobby Brown concert at the Riverside. Homer drops a hot take: Michael Jackson was taller than most people think. Then, things get serious as they unpack the newly released Epstein note from the Wall Street Journal—is it legit, and what could it mean moving forward? The conversation heats up with a poll update: do you believe that’s Donald Trump’s signature? Callers jump in with their takes, adding fuel to the fire.