Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace calls for the community to come together and support the Sherman Park Grocery Store, Milwaukee's only Black-owned grocery store, as the necessary neighborhood resource faces potential closure amongst, battling a food desert, declining customers, and rebuilding from the damage occurred from the city's historic flooding last summer. Then Kyle gives updates on the case of Barry Coleman, the 14-year-old who kidnapped 7-year-old Jamal White in broad daylight last year. Kyle discusses why Coleman did this, the adult charges he is now facing, who failed this child and if there is a pathway for redemption.

Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace takes a deep dive into the events of the January 6th Capital Riot on the incidents 5th anniversary. Kyle calls out the hypocrisy of pardoning these criminals who threatened our American democracy and the blind eye most have for their actions and Donald Trump's involvement. Kyle recalls the tragic and deadly events from that day and how the "patriots" who were pardoned have since been charged for even worse criminal acts.

The first Truth To Power show of 2026 had it all. Kyle kicks things off with a wild wedding weekend recap — including what he calls the worst bachelor party ever — before reflecting on the importance of Black culture and tradition. The conversation then turns local, breaking down Milwaukee’s latest headlines: a judge’s resignation, homicide trends, and big redevelopment plans around American Family Field. Finally, we tackle the biggest global story yet — the U.S. capture of Venezuela’s president — and why it may have opened Pandora’s Box for the world. Funny, serious, and unfiltered, this episode sets the tone for a turbulent year ahead.

The show looks back at the biggest stories from Milwaukee this year reflecting on the property tax hike in Milwaukee, Summerfest Brawls and Water Street Takeovers. Is Milwaukee changing for the better?

Over 1500 January 6th criminals were pardoned by Trump after many assaulted officers and forced their way into the state capital. We look back on why Blue Lives Don't Matter to Republicans.

As we wrap up 2025, in a best of episode, Kyle takes a look back at the first time he mentioned Charlie Kirk on these airwaves... & it was weeks if not months before he was shot and killed... He takes a look at his rhetoric and how his language could cause potential harm to people. Then he fast forward to a couple days after the tragedy happened and compare.

Kyle takes 15 minutes just to put in his contacts, then we jump straight into why Kwanzaa still sparks controversy. From there, we break down the biggest Milwaukee stories of 2025 — from MPS shakeups and Summerfest chaos to historic floods and rising costs of living. We zoom out nationally to cover the Diddy case, ICE crackdowns, political violence, and why the Epstein files might be the biggest story of the year. Finally, we look ahead to 2026 — Giannis rumors, AI and data centers, midterm elections, transportation cuts, and what the economy might hold. Funny, serious, and unfiltered — this episode sets the stage for what’s next.

Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace and Producer tap in to the holiday spirit this Christmas Eve. Kyle and Rhea talk about holidays with in-laws, the tradition of playing spades, and working during the holiday. Then later they rank their favorite holiday movies. Tune in to hear what festive flicks made their top five.

Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace has the top stories of the day including breaking news on a newly released batch of Epstein Files that include more of Donald Trump. Then Kyle turns his attention to Minneapolis, where a statement from the city’s Police Chief sparks a deeper conversation about morality, faith, and leadership. Kyle addresses the rising racism and xenophobia targeting Somali communities in Minnesota. Despite many being legal U.S. citizens, Somali Americans are being racially profiled, harassed, and detained by ICE, often for minor issues like traffic violations. Kyle unpacks how far this has gone, why it should concern every American, and how government policies and court decisions are enabling this behavior.

Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace starts the show with the "Weekend Recap". He breaks down the weekend's top stories, including the release of the Epstein Files, the significant Property Tax increase for Milwaukeeans, and his hatred of shopping in person. Later, Kyle addresses the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, telling white men to report discrimination, and Vice President JD Vance, who over the weekend told his Turning Point USA audience to no longer apologize for being white. Kyle wants to know, are white men being oppressed in America???