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The duo gets into "Something Juicy", discussing the biggest stories from the past 24 hours which included "Deep Thought" a recently abandoned boat now up for auction and struggling to reach it's intended price, a Black couple seeking justice after a racially charged attack from a white couple leading to a car accident, along with Russian health officials announcing a new cancer vaccine that could potentially be used before years end.

We transition into Ben's "Rabbit Hole" for his burning question of the day: What Do You Do When Riding Dirty? Inspired by his recent run in with the law where he had something questionable in his presence and his fear instantly took over as police began to proceed with protocol, leading to Ben only receiving a warning. Ben calls on listeners to share their experiences leading to one caller sharing his run in with the law.

To start the week off right, Carrie & Ben recap their weekend which included their time on Kyle Wallace's pontoon cruising around Milwaukee which included a few stops along the water and a surprisingly delicious meal at the Harley Davidson Museum. Carrie & Ben also share Ben's hilarious moments featuring a conversation with a married couple at the marina and him busting a few dance moves on the dock.

The duo then gets into "Something Juicy" sharing the biggest headlines from the past weekend which included Pastor Kenneth Lock announcing his plans to start an "Evolve Christian Academy in 2027, the Department of Health Services announcing cases of measles here in Wisconsin, along with the corporation for public broadcasting shutting down after funding was cut by the Trump administration.

Further into the hour Carrie & Ben mention a community activist group, the "Violence Interrupters" who have put boots on the ground at Wisconsin State Fair in the hopes to prevent violence and altercations from persisting and focusing on the larger community's safety. Carrie & Ben highlight the group and also ask Truth Nation how this idea can grow and if it's a feasible idea downtown on water street or in other neighborhoods and locations?

The conversation furthers into hour two, speaking on the "Violence Interrupters" and their recent emergence as a respected community group aiming to keep the peace at Wisconsin State Fair & hopefully other locations going forward. Carrie & Ben share their thoughts on if the group is properly equipped and trained to prevent and de-escalate violence, along with the need for more people to join the force with regard to the recent shortage in Milwaukee. Callers chime in as well and question the practicality and locations they could assist in, as well as if they would feel safer with the group working in cooperation with local law enforcement.

We then take a trip down Ben's Rabbit Hole for today's question "Why Does Everyone Want To Be Black?", a discussion which was started by Ben's liking for the hilarious movie "Malibu's Most Wanted" centered around themes of cultural appropriation and self-awareness with regard to hip hop culture. From larger stories like Rachel Dolezal and the larger popularity of Asian pop & R&B, Ben asks chat gpt live what race it would want to be, and the answer will absolutely blow you away.

Carrie & Ben wrap the show with their experiences growing up being black and how they cherish the culture they have come to know and love, understanding just why people identify and try to replicate all the things black people have popularized decade to decade.

The duo gets into "Something Juicy" sharing the biggest headlines from the past weekend which included Pastor Kenneth Lock announcing his plans to start an "Evolve Christian Academy in 2027, the Department of Health Services announcing cases of measles here in Wisconsin, along with the corporation for public broadcasting shutting down after funding was cut by the Trump administration.

We take a trip down Ben's Rabbit Hole for today's question "Why Does Everyone Want To Be Black?", a discussion which was started by Ben's liking for the hilarious movie "Malibu's Most Wanted" centered around themes of cultural appropriation and self-awareness with regard to hip hop culture. From larger stories like Rachel Dolezal and the larger popularity of Asian pop & R&B, Ben asks chat gpt live what race it would want to be, and the answer will absolutely blow you away.

The duo gets into "Something Juicy" and shares the biggest stories of the past 24 hours which include the impending sentence of Maxwell Anderson who tragically killed & dismembered Sade Robinson after a first date last year, a 4th man charged in connection to the killing of D'Vontaye Mitchell who was pulled out of a bathroom at a local Hyatt and dragged out of the lobby onto a hotel driveway before being piled on top of until he lost breath, Justin Timberlake's diagnosis of Lyme Disease and his open struggles with the disease, along with a nationwide recall of popular energy drink Celsius after alcohol was found in cans across 5 states.

This Friday show starts with a discussion on the concerning air quality in and around Milwaukee which was the worst across the nation due to smoke blowing in from Canada with regard to their ongoing wildfires, along with the concerning weather events taking place elsewhere.

The duo then gets into "Something Juicy" and shares the biggest stories of the past 24 hours which include the impending sentence of Maxwell Anderson who tragically killed & dismembered Sade Robinson after a first date last year, a 4th man charged in connection to the killing of D'Vontaye Mitchell who was pulled out of a bathroom at a local Hyatt and dragged out of the lobby onto a hotel driveway before being piled on top of until he lost breath, Justin Timberlake's diagnosis of Lyme Disease and his open struggles with the disease, along with a nationwide recall of popular energy drink Celsius after alcohol was found in cans across 5 states.

Further into the hour Carrie & Ben touch on a question they saw circulating online about if $100,000 was enough to build generational wealth or if it was even a significant amount of money for one to use to improve their own lives. With the cost of living rising and the nature of unforeseen circumstances arising, Carrie & Ben ask Truth Nation if they could truly use $100,000 for good or if more is required to live a sustainable life?

The hour begins with "What The Business Is" as Carrie & Ben shoutout a few events and local companies doing their thing as Carrie mentions the Black Arts Festival & Bronzeville Week coming up, along with Ben speaking on a juicing company promoting a healthier lifestyle and the importance of consuming the right fruits and vegetables.

Carrie & Ben then share their "Sip To That's" as they recap the things that they are celebrating or looking forward to as the weekend comes around with Ben shouting out Marvel and their creativity as more movies begin to be rolled out and a planned Black Panther animated series, as well as his review of the recent Clipse album "Let God Sort Em Out" that he believes is an instant classic. Carrie shares an honest look into her growth and emergence as a leader to inspire the new generation of creatives & her thoughts on a scathing report of a black owned food business she saw on Facebook earlier, urging people to be less critical of their own.

Hour one of Jammin With Juice kicks off with Carrie & Ben sharing their excitement for the first day of the Wisconsin State Fair, along with the new exciting & also extremely weird new food combinations they'll be running towards or far away from. Carrie & Ben also share the new rules & curfews designed to keep the peace and fun going all fair long, as well as their favorite events and attractions from past years.

The duo then gets into "Something Juicy" as they recap the biggest stories from the past 24 hours including a 30 Million dollar resolution signed by Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley for the restoration of the Mitchell Park Domes, ESPN officially firing Shannon Sharpe after the resolution of his Rape lawsuit settlement, along with Kamala Harris announcing she will not be running for the governor of California as many expected within the next year.

Further into the hour, Carrie & Ben speak on the Milwaukee police department staffing shortages. a subtopic of an emergency Common Council public safety and health committee meeting Wednesday to address a recent uptick in gun violence downtown, specifically near Water Street. Carrie & Ben list some of the ideas and planned changes, along with asking Truth Nation if they believe these will fix any problems or if these are band-aid solutions.