Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman dissect coffee names and their go-to morning beverages. Then they reflect on the importance of Milwaukee's history as the Miller High Life Theatre and UWM Panther Arena’s push for historic status. They break down their favorite venues to visit, what these landmarks have meant to the community and the growing changes in Milwaukee's downtown area. Later, Homer and Bailey, discuss the troubling story of a 5-year-old autistic student assaulted by a former MPS teacher. They explore the responsibilities educators carry, and when to know to step away from a job before many lives are affected. They also talk about solutions like accountability, zero-tolerance policies, and the role of elected officials in protecting students. Then Bailey and Homer break down MATC’s removal of DEI programs and the impact on the institution and its funding.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman dissect coffee names and their go-to morning beverages. Then they reflect on the importance of Milwaukee's history as the Miller High Life Theatre and UWM Panther Arena’s push for historic status. They break down their favorite venues to visit, what these landmarks have meant to the community and the growing changes in Milwaukee's downtown area. Later, Homer and Bailey, discuss the troubling story of a 5-year-old autistic student assaulted by a former MPS teacher. They explore the responsibilities educators carry, and when to know to step away from a job before many lives are affected. They also talk about solutions like accountability, zero-tolerance policies, and the role of elected officials in protecting students. Then Bailey and Homer break down MATC’s removal of DEI programs and the impact on the institution and its funding.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman talk about a viral video of a mother and her children being jumped by a mob of elementary school students. Homer and Bailey discuss this horrific scene and wonder what is the best punishment for the perpetrators? Later, they break down different forms of parental discipline from a willow tree switch to taking your child to the jail, Scared Straight style. Lastly, Homer and Bailey play a round of "Name That Race" after news comes out of a man, Les Robinson, who has 70 convictions of theft but only a threat of 3 years of prison. They take it to the YouTube poll and Homer makes a shocking bet. Listen and find out the answer.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman talk about a viral video of a mother and her children being jumped by a mob of elementary school students. Homer and Bailey discuss this horrific scene and wonder what is the best punishment for the perpetrators? Later, they break down different forms of parental discipline from a willow tree switch to taking your child to the jail, Scared Straight style. Lastly, Homer and Bailey play a round of "Name That Race" after news comes out of a man, Les Robinson, who has 70 convictions of theft but only a threat of 3 years of prison. They take it to the YouTube poll and Homer makes a shocking bet. Listen and find out the answer.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey start the show discussing a proposed vote to limit what foods citizens can or cannot buy with government food assistance funds. Discuss the morals behind this idea, is it to protect those who use it and encourage healthier diets? Or is this just another tactic to oppress and control poor communities. Later Milwaukee Police Department's has to pay over $2 million in a settlement after a a man dies in their custody. This is the second hefty settlement this year for their mistakes. Dame and Bailey discuss how we the tax payers will ultimately have to fit the bill while the department is already getting a raise. Does that sound fair? Then, Dame and Bailey talk about the tragic apparent suicide of a black man in Brookfield who was found hanging. They discuss the bias in news coverage surrounding the event, and stigmas around black people dying in this type of manner.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey start the show discussing a proposed vote to limit what foods citizens can or cannot buy with government food assistance funds. Discuss the morals behind this idea, is it to protect those who use it and encourage healthier diets? Or is this just another tactic to oppress and control poor communities. Later Milwaukee Police Department's has to pay over $2 million in a settlement after a a man dies in their custody. This is the second hefty settlement this year for their mistakes. Dame and Bailey discuss how we the tax payers will ultimately have to fit the bill while the department is already getting a raise. Does that sound fair? Then, Dame and Bailey talk about the tragic apparent suicide of a black man in Brookfield who was found hanging. They discuss the bias in news coverage surrounding the event, and stigmas around black people dying in this type of manner.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey discuss their busy weekends and recap their time at the 2nd Annual Truth Summit. Then later they discuss am eviction gone wrong that related in a homicide. They share details about the victims, a mother and non verbal son, and their own experiences with being conducting evictions. Later they speak to Victor Frasher, Director of Community Engagement for Educators Credit Union for College Month, presented by Associated Bank. They discuss affording college from loans, grants, and FAFSA and the opportunities ECU has to help parents and students receive a higher education.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey discuss their busy weekends and recap their time at the 2nd Annual Truth Summit. Then later they discuss am eviction gone wrong that related in a homicide. They share details about the victims, a mother and non verbal son, and their own experiences with being conducting evictions. Later they speak to Victor Frasher, Director of Community Engagement for Educators Credit Union for College Month, presented by Associated Bank. They discuss affording college from loans, grants, and FAFSA and the opportunities ECU has to help parents and students receive a higher education.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman give an update on the serial squatter who has taken over a local business where he hosts illegal parties. One such party results in triple shooting and death of a teenager. Homer and Bailey discuss what the city should do with him. Then it's Friday and time for "What The Businesses Is", Homer and Bailey hear from Truth Nation to shout our their very own local businesses. Later we speak to a black owned business, "Loaded Spud". Later, Homer and Bailey dive into the illness of Sickle Cell and hear from Sickle Cell Warriors of Wisconsin's Executive Director, Tokara Henry and Therapist and Sickle Cell patient Latoyia Webb.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman give an update on the serial squatter who has taken over a local business where he hosts illegal parties. One such party results in triple shooting and death of a teenager. Homer and Bailey discuss what the city should do with him. Then it's Friday and time for "What The Businesses Is", Homer and Bailey hear from Truth Nation to shout our their very own local businesses. Later we speak to a black owned business, "Loaded Spud". Later, Homer and Bailey dive into the illness of Sickle Cell and hear from Sickle Cell Warriors of Wisconsin's Executive Director, Tokara Henry and Therapist and Sickle Cell patient Latoyia Webb.