In this unapologetic and necessary conversation, Sherwin unpacks the ways whiteness—both as a system and an identity—has historically and continuously worked to suppress Black advancement. From subtle barriers to overt resistance, he explores how power protects itself by limiting the mobility, expression, and influence of Blackness in every sphere.

In this inspiring episode, Sherwin explores the transformative impact of Black teachers on Black students. He breaks down why representation in the classroom isn’t just symbolic—it’s essential. From cultural understanding to higher expectations and deeper connections, Sherwin highlights how Black educators help unlock academic excellence, confidence, and identity in ways traditional systems often overlook

Sherwin talks about the fight at the State Fair, the acts playing, and the new security measures.

Sherwin talks about immigration and the impact of Trump's policies, reckless driving in Milwaukee, police contract negotiations

Sherwin talks with Martin about his police situation in a must hear call.

In this compelling episode, Sherwin dives into the growing concerns surrounding police staffing shortages and what it means for communities. He breaks down the current ratio of officers to residents, highlighting the strain it places on public safety and response times. With real data and on-the-ground insights, Sherwin explores how understaffed departments are coping, what this means for the future of policing, and what solutions might be on the horizon. Whether you're a resident, policymaker, or just curious about how police staffing affects your daily life, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

In this unapologetic and deeply reflective episode, Sherwin examines how the momentum of the Black Revolution has been gradually unraveled—by systemic forces, co-opted narratives, and internal fragmentation. He unpacks the cultural, political, and economic shifts that have diluted revolutionary energy into mainstream palatability, questioning who benefits when radical movements are neutralized. Is the revolution still alive, or have we settled for symbolism over substance? Join Sherwin as he challenges the myths, confronts uncomfortable truths, and reignites the conversation on what liberation truly demands.

In this raw and fearless episode, Sherwin takes a hard look at the idea of "White America"—its roots, its power structures, and its impact on the national narrative. From historical constructs to modern-day privilege, Sherwin challenges listeners to confront the often-unspoken truths about race, identity, and systemic dominance in the United States. This conversation isn’t about blame—it’s about understanding, accountability, and reckoning with the roles we all play in shaping the future. Tune in for an unfiltered analysis that seeks to inform, provoke, and inspire.

In this episode, Sherwin dives deep into Milwaukee’s controversial “No Chase” policy with members of the Milwaukee Police Department. Why was the policy put in place? What impact has it had on public safety, officer response, and community trust? Sherwin asks the tough questions, explores real-life cases affected by the policy, and examines the balance between pursuit, prevention, and public protection. Whether you're for it, against it, or just trying to understand it—this conversation sheds light on one of the city’s most debated law enforcement strategies.

Milwaukee’s streets are facing a new and alarming threat—mobile drug houses. In this gripping episode, Sherwin uncovers how dealers are taking the drug trade on the road, using cars, vans, and RVs to sell narcotics while evading law enforcement. With insight from police officials, community members, and public health experts, Sherwin explores how these mobile operations are impacting neighborhoods, fueling addiction, and complicating the city’s response to crime. This is street-level reporting that exposes the hidden networks moving through Milwaukee’s blocks.