Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey cover all bases from Packers rivalry playoff game, Peter Feigin leaving the Milwaukee Bucks, and "Colored People Time." The duo also share their thoughts on a corrupt towing company getting their license revoked by the city's aldermen for predatory practices. Then later they break down a tragic and fatal domestic violence case where a 22-year-old pregnant woman was shot and set on free in her mother's home. When is it time to leave a bad relationship? What does it mean to be the man of a family? They answer these questions and more.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman aren't going to the Packers Playoff Game. They talk about splitting tickets to the very pricey playoff game this Saturday and if an expensive experience can be substituted for that year's birthday or Christmas gifts. Later Homer and Bailey remind Truth Nation to be kind to their coworkers, specifically the quiet ones. Then they discuss taxpayers' dollars going towards sending some local students to private schools.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman aren't going to the Packers Playoff Game. They talk about splitting tickets to the very pricey playoff game this Saturday and if an expensive experience can be substituted for that year's birthday or Christmas gifts. Later Homer and Bailey remind Truth Nation to be kind to their coworkers, specifically the quiet ones. Then they discuss taxpayers' dollars going towards sending some local students to private schools.

Homer Blow, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey are all together in studio. Reacting to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro and giving thoughts on Pastor Jamal Bryant and his wife's dress.

Homer Blow, Dame Ellzey and Bailey Coleman are all three-studio reacting to the capture of Venezuela President Nicolás

Maduro by the United State

Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey dive into the wild story of Milwaukee Tools getting robbed by its own employees—how does that even happen, and why isn’t anyone keeping track? Then, the conversation shifts to skyrocketing insurance prices because, as the saying goes, yesterday’s price is NOT today’s price. Callers weigh in on how these changes will hit the community, and Homer and Dame wrap up with a candid discussion on what rising costs mean for everyone moving forward.

Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey kick off the new year with laughs and real talk. They start by sharing what they’re leaving in 2025 (yes, even Baddies Club), then dive into the dangers of celebratory gunfire on New Year’s Eve. Homer plays a hilarious clip reminding everyone that rent is still due, and the duo keeps it candid with stories—including a tense moment at a gas station involving a firearm. Finally, callers join in to share their New Year’s Eve experiences and what they’re bringing into 2026… like being unapologetically petty.

Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman recap 2025.

Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman wrap up 2025 with a year in review.

Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey break down a Christmas car theft and crash, debating penalties for reckless drivers. Then, they tackle Milwaukee’s 10,000+ looming car tows over unpaid tickets, hear callers’ takes, and wrap up with thoughts on parking enforcement.