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.

Sherwin is joined by US Rep Jamie Raskins who serves on the January 6th committee. They discuss where democracy is and what could happen if we do not hold the perpetrators and those involved with January 6th Riot on the US Capitol accountable.

Vicious Dog mauls month old baby. Days after the event took place the father of this child who was mauled by a golden retriever this past weekend. The father decides to speak out.

Dr. Ken Harris and Dr. Bashir Easter are joined by Selwyn Jarvis and Lawrence Bell to discuss how All of Us and the Divine 9 connecting with each other can make a powerful impact on the black community and enhancing the overall health of black men.

As Milwaukee police continue to search for the shooter who gunned down family and friends on a Milwaukee porch last week, one of the men injured. Ivory Mallory, 85, has been in the hospital for the last seven days, ever since police say a gunman opened fire on Mallory's wife, sister-in-law and family friends sitting on their front porch near 22nd St. and Center on Aug. 24.