Tory Lowe, Tony Smith and Telly Hughes have a powerful conversation about the impact black culture has had in sports. They are joined by former athletes, comedians and mental health professionals as they discuss the power and influence of black culture in America.

Matt Paschall, Baker Tilly DevelUP Initiative Program Director, and Don Bernards, Partner at Baker Tilly Leads Affordable Housing Transaction Services Team, join the show.

Reproductive Justice should be an absolute right for everyone. Carrie Noni is joined by Be Noble Principal Partner Sarah Nobles, Co-Director of Maroon Calabash Tamara Thompson and Community Activist Vaun Mayes where they discuss the importance of protecting rights and how real change can happen through the power of voting.

Dr. Ken Harris is joined by Retired Assistant Police Chief Ray Banks to discuss the tragic death of a Milwaukee Police Officer in the line of duty this morning. They give an inside look to how the force copes with the loss of a fellow officer and also look at what the future may hold for the city of Milwaukee.

Concordia University of Wisconsin presents the MLK Jr. Prayer Brunch.

Our very own Carrie Noni (Noni Juice) sat down with EGOT winner, Ms. Jennifer Hudson, to talk about her brand-new talk show, "The Jennifer Hudson Show," what an amazing ride 2022 was for her, and how she's feeling right now after announcing her show has been renewed for a second season. There's a lot of blessings to celebrate, so let's get into it!

Dr. Aronica Williams joins MKE in the Morning to talk about HBCU night and her sorority Sigma Gamma Rho.

Dr. Ken is joined by Devin Jenkins a graduate of HBCU Miles College and currently works for GE HealthCare as a Staff Technical Product Manager while also owning his own business called Share The Vibes, LLC. Devin discusses his academic journey at an HBCU and how the culture of the school help make him who he is today!

Latrice Harris joins The Tory Lowe to discuss her moments in HBCU history and why other students should look forward to joining an HBCU.

Sherwin Hughes does a deep dive of Mr.Clark Levell's HBCU and MPS history. Clark Levell gives us a detailed perspective about what an HBCU means to him and why other black students should take it more serious.