Jammin with Juice reacts to the news that the National Guard will be coming to Washington DC. Could Milwaukee be next? Would it curb the violence? Plus Something Juicy: Gay Marriage could be tested in the Supreme Court.

Jammin with Juice on Tuesday reacts to President Trump’s announcement that he would bring the National Guard to DC. Could Milwaukee be next? And would it curb the violence?

Ben Jammin takes us down his rabbit hole to talk about what causes the floods. is it God, or is it man made?

Jammin with Juice keep the conversation going after the historic floods that hit Milwaukee county. Callers join the show to talk about how the floods impacted them.

Jammin with Juice with Noni Juice and Ben Jammin break down the body modification craze after another women in the public eye dies while trying to get a Brazilian Butt Lift. Also, Business Friday with callers shouting out their businesses.

Carrie kicks off with a candid update on her doctor visits, why having a Black doctor matters, and the Brewers are blazing and history is made with the first female MLB umpire. We dive into McDonald-land nostalgia, Ben’s “Unc” status, and Instagram’s latest feature drop—complete with a possible security twist. The main event? A fiery debate on police chases. Buckle up—this episode’s got heart, heat, and a whole lotta hot takes.

Ben Jammin’s Rabbit Hole is “The Law of Attraction” and speaking about what you want in this world

A teen dies in a high-speed crash—Jammin with Juice ask the tough question: are police chases worth it? Could drones be the safer future? Then, Ben Jammin’ dives deep into the Law of Attraction—why saying what you want out loud might actually change your life.

Carri kicks things off with a rant about the traffic nightmare she faced yesterday, while Ben and Carri dive into the chaos of back-to-school shopping—spoiler alert: it’s way more expensive than last year.

Then in “Something Juicy,” confusion brews over MCTS route changes, BET pulls the plug on Soul Train/BET Awards, and Trump stirs controversy by proposing minors be charged as adults in DC.

In our Main Topic, Illinois makes headlines as the first state to mandate mental health screenings for students. Should Wisconsin follow suit? We break it down.

Finally, callers weigh in with passionate takes on whether schools should be responsible for mental health screenings. You don’t want to miss this one!

Ben opens up about his experience with the school system and how remedial classes shaped his perspective—sparking a deeper conversation with Carri that quickly turns into a heated debate.

Then, we shift gears as Dr. Elizabeth Sharp from Bucks Health and Wellness joins the show to talk about adult obesity in Milwaukee. She shares insights on dieting, exercise, and how their program is working to improve community health.

We wrap things up with some positive vibes and well wishes for the rest of your day. Thanks for tuning in!