Is it our fault if a Black business goes out of business? Are we to Blame? Carrie Noni guest hosts!

There is no reason for our history to "accidentally" get deleted. Like one of the members of Truth Nation said, use AI as a tool but not fact, always check it's work to verify so that THIS NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN!

When it comes to US, who is going to protect US?

Some "cease fire" agreement they came to... Why does this give them the right to bomb them all over again? This genocide has got to stop before it comes to our doorstep.

It's only March and we've already had some pretty violent weekends in the city. Kyle's solution...? Bring in the National Guard...

Join hosts Kyle Wallace and Jay English as they dive deep into the complex issues surrounding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and its real impact on Black Americans. In this thought-provoking episode, they ask the tough questions: Do Black people truly benefit from DEI initiatives? Are African Americans the face of diversity, equity, and inclusion, or is there more at play? Through candid discussions and personal insights, Kyle and Jay challenge listeners to rethink the narrative around DEI, race, and systemic change in America. Tune in for an engaging conversation that offers a fresh perspective on these vital social topics.

KYLE DIVES INTO THE SEGERGATED WISCONSIN SCHOOL SYSTEMS, MILWAUKEE COUNTY FAILING BUDGET, AND IF WE SHOULD LEGALIZE WEED IN WISCONSIN.

KYLE AND DENISE THOMAS TALK ABOUT HOW THEY FEEL TRUMPS FIRST 45 DAYS IN OFFICE IS GOING.

In this thought-provoking episode, Kyle Wallace delves into the ongoing public dispute between Dr. Umar Johnson and his daughter. Dr. Johnson’s daughter has come forward, claiming that her father has not been involved in her life, while Dr. Umar counters that she is only seeking money. Kyle Wallace unpacks both sides of the story, exploring the impact of such personal revelations in the public eye, the complexities of family relationships, and the dynamics of fame. Tune in for an insightful discussion on what happens when private issues become public spectacle and how narratives around money, family, and identity collide.

In this thought-provoking episode, Kyle Wallace delves into the complex and often controversial topic of gender identity in schools. He discusses the challenges faced by educators, students, and parents when it comes to supporting students exploring their gender identity. Should schools notify parents when a student expresses a different gender identity? Do parents have the right to be informed? Kyle offers his insights on balancing student privacy with parental rights and the responsibilities schools have in creating an inclusive and supportive environment for all students. Tune in for a nuanced conversation on a critical issue shaping today’s educational landscape.