As the conversation continues, Dr. Ken engages with the YouTube audience and Study Hall, asking a key question: would you register your cameras with police? A caller, Al, weighs in with strong concerns about privacy and government overreach, adding another layer to the debate.

This hour strikes a balance between safety and civil liberties, emphasizing the need for transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making. The hour wraps with a reminder: once privacy is gone, it’s hard to get it back.

The conversation then shifts to workplace culture with a lively discussion on what people should NOT do at work—sparking relatable and sometimes humorous takes from listeners.

In the second half of the hour, Dr. Ken dives into a thought-provoking question: are humans alone in the universe? The show wraps with YouTube poll results and final reflections, closing out an engaging and wide-ranging hour of news, culture, and conversation.

The conversation continues as listeners jump in via YouTube chat and talk-to-text, reflecting on their own real-life choices and contradictions. Then Todd from Watertown calls in, pushing the conversation further—and Dr. Ken finally reveals what he chose in that moment.

Plus: a quick weather check and a positive headline as the Packers invest in the future with grants to grow girls flag football across Wisconsin.

This hour will challenge you to rethink every “small” decision you make.

Listeners don’t hold back as callers and commenters weigh in on the Walgreens story, turning headlines into real-life impact. The discussion expands with Sandra and others chiming in on local concerns, including a potential $800K Milwaukee County deficit tied to rising fuel costs.

Dr. Ken also breaks down media hits and misses, national polling, and trending stories—keeping it real, relevant, and rooted in perspective.

Tap in for unfiltered takes, community voices, and the stories everyone will be talking about.

The conversation continues with a critical question: how do we teach the next generation to understand racial realities without allowing that awareness to become a limitation? A caller, Al, joins the discussion to share his perspective, adding depth to the dialogue.

The hour wraps with “Black Facts” highlighting this day in history, closing out a thought-provoking first hour.

Dr. Ken then dives into a major national story: a Supreme Court decision impacting the Voting Rights Act and districts drawn for Black voters. Listeners are engaged with a YouTube poll asking: Should voting districts be based on shared race or shared political affiliation?

The conversation continues with audience interaction through YouTube chat and talk-to-text, bringing real-time perspectives into the discussion before the show wraps up.

Another Milwaukee store loses its liquor and food license after repeated police calls — and Dr. Ken asks the uncomfortable question: Is enforcement consistent, or selective?

Then the focus shifts to education. Wisconsin schools and teachers are suing the GOP-led Legislature for more funding. Who should really get the money — public schools, private schools, or both? The YouTube chat had opinions.

Self-accountability. Business accountability. Government accountability. That was the theme.

But education refuses to leave the conversation. As schools fight for funding and families debate where tax dollars should go, another issue surfaces — lead screening for Milwaukee children and a new federal grant.

We say children are the future. But are we investing like it?

The hour closes with one clear takeaway: Follow the money, and you’ll find the priorities.

Then Dr. Ken asks the deeper question: What is Black liberty? Is it symbolic recognition — or economic power? As Black History Month continues, listeners debate whether we should celebrate it or commemorate it, and what real freedom truly looks like in 2026. Shorter show for Panthers basketball

Plus: a Black-owned jazz café closes during Black History Month, former SDC workers are still fighting for payment nearly two years later, and listeners weigh in on whether Wisconsin should permanently revoke driver’s licenses in severe crashes. Is our outrage producing change — or just noise?

In this powerful first hour, Dr. Ken reframes Black History Month as a blueprint for the future. He explains why identity rooted in truth builds resilience and why children must learn about excellence alongside struggle. On Pop-Off Friday, listeners help choose the topic, and Dr. Ken delivers strong words about the current state of Black leadership. The YouTube chat stays active as he responds live and challenges the community to expect more. The hour closes with practical steps families can take to build culturally grounded, future-ready children.

In this hour, Dr. Ken Harris breaks down the tactics necessary to make self-determination real — from developing verbal confidence and assertiveness to living prudently while still celebrating success. He challenges listeners to embrace innovation, individuality, and the psychological drive to prove something, because adversity should build determination — not excuses.

Plus, it’s a packed Top 5 @ 5: The EPA rolls back Obama-era climate rules in what’s being called the largest deregulatory action in history. Milwaukee leaders introduce an “ICE Out Milwaukee” initiative. A Franklin store owner is accused of SNAP fraud. A missing Wisconsin woman is found dead in Michigan. And a fired Walgreens employee allegedly sends disturbing photo orders.

Sandra calls in, Al weighs in (with one rare positive moment), and breaking news updates on the Nancy Guthrie case unfold live. If you believe in self-determination, this hour forces the next question: Are we disciplined enough to build it?

Listen back now.

Short show. Heavy substance.

From there, the conversation lightens but stays telling. Why do we still rely on Groundhog Day to predict the weather? Why pay meteorologists when animals seem to get the headlines? Milwaukee’s rhino enters the chat, along with a few side questions about Black History Month, curiosity, and culture—including a quick Olivia Dean tangent.

The phones and YouTube chat heat up as Dr. Ken asks listeners how they plan to acknowledge and celebrate Black History Month, before the tone turns serious again with news of a second confirmed measles case in Wisconsin. The hour wraps with a candid discussion on vaccines, public health, and longevity, sparked by a call from Sandra, who credits staying on top of her vaccines as part of why she’s lived a long life.

Reflective, funny, and grounded in real-life consequences—this hour sets the tone for a deeper conversation.

Dr. Ken shares a personal story about being exposed to whooping cough, pushing the vaccine conversation beyond politics and into lived experience. As YouTube chat and texts roll in, the focus tightens on the Epstein file redactions—or lack thereof—and the real danger of destroying lives when evidence is mishandled or incomplete.

The hour closes with a powerful media critique: the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother. Dr. Ken asks the uncomfortable but necessary question—would this story be getting the same attention without the celebrity connection? And is this another example of “missing white woman syndrome,” or something more complicated?

Challenging, honest, and unafraid to interrogate media priorities, this hour asks listeners to look past headlines and into accountability.

The hour then pivots as Dr. Ken introduces a controversial idea for 2026 which involves using technology to track alcohol purchases as a way to curb repeat OWI offenses—sparking debate about personal responsibility, public safety, and prevention. The discussion continues with a deeper look at politics and loyalty, as Dr. Ken examines why many Black voters nationwide are distancing themselves from the Democratic Party, while questioning why that shift looks different in Milwaukee. Listeners are invited to weigh in on whether party support still aligns with lived experience and outcomes.

The conversation then turns to sports with NYGP, as Dr. Ken breaks down major headlines including legal trouble surrounding New England Patriots Wide Receiver Stefon Diggs, the outlook for the upcoming Packers–Vikings matchup and Playoff outlook, ending with what Giannis’ return means for the Bucks moving forward. Later in the hour, Dr. Ken tackles growing concerns surrounding Milwaukee Tool employees after multiple high-profile theft cases, asking whether these incidents point to entitlement, opportunity, or misplaced trust inside major organizations. The last show of 2025 closes by tying together the themes of responsibility, consequences, and what a “Happy New Year” really means as Wisconsin steps into 2026.

The hour then turns to an in-depth conversation with Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who joins the show to discuss his journey, his upbringing, and the experiences that shaped his leadership as he continues his campaign for Milwaukee Governor. Crowley outlines his vision for Milwaukee and shares his goals as he looks toward a run for governor, touching on economic opportunity, community investment, and the financial realities facing everyday Wisconsinites.

It’s an hour focused on dollars and sense where personal finance meets public leadership on Truth in the Afternoon.

The conversation then shifts to sports with NYCGP as Dr. Ken asks his thoughts on the tragic Micah Parsons injury & the upcoming divisional battle between the NFC North 1st Place Chicago Bears & the Green Bay Packers. Further into the hour Dr. Ken asks Truth Nation: Will marijuana decriminalization ultimately help or harm the Black community? With federal policy changes back in the spotlight, he challenges listeners to weigh reduced criminalization against potential increases in social and economic harm.

Later in the hour, Dr. Ken reacts to breaking developments in the J6 pipe bomber case, teasing shocking new details that have upended expectations & asks Truth Nation if they believe the accused pipe bomber will receive a fair trial? He explores disparities in how mental illness is framed depending on the race of the accused and calls on past situations to asks another poignant question: If white suspects are often labeled mentally ill, will the same standard be applied to this Black man?

The hour continues with a shift to history and reflection as Dr. Ken marks the 70th Anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, examining its legacy and asking whether that kind of collective action could work in Milwaukee today.

Later in the hour Dr. Ken tackles the controversy surrounding Governor Tony Evers’ veto preserving state health funds for undocumented immigrants, as many Wisconsinites have to pay into the Affordable Care Act coverage, with undocumented individuals may receive free access. Dr. Ken asks Truth Nation Is the governor prioritizing those who aren’t from Wisconsin over the citizens who elected him?

To round out the show and hour, Dr. Ken explores whether politicians ever deliver meaningful solutions, this time looking at Senator Baldwin’s recent roundtable on rising childcare expenses. He pushes Truth Nation to grapple with the real question: Now what? What should actually happen next?

Dr. Ken later discusses the recent announcement from President Trump regarding his plans to supply children born in 2025 through 2028 with a $1,000 grant that can only be used to invest in low-cost, diversified U.S. stock index funds, and operate in a similar way to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA), with withdrawals restricted until the child turns 18. Dr. Ken opens the lines for thoughts and comments on the decision, as well as a discussion on trades in the workforce and just how profitable they can be as a career choice.

Dr. Ken then tackles the biggest headline in Milwaukee sports with Giannis Antetokounmpo now out 2–4 weeks with injury in the midst of trade rumors while also breaks down what this means for the Bucks, what fans should expect, and why his message is simple: Giannis. Go.

Dr. Ken then turns his focus back on Milwaukee specifically as Dr. Ken examines the city’s decision to deny a Sherman Park tavern license following resident pushback. With community tensions and business interests colliding, he asks the question everyone else tiptoes around: Is this fair? The focus turns back on Truth Nation as Dr. Ken tees up the Poll Question of the Day: “Would you issue the Sherman Park tavern license? YES or NO.”

Dr. Ken then is joined by NYGP for Sports—breaking down the two upcoming Packers–Bears showdowns stretched across 13 days and questioning whether Giannis’ future in Milwaukee is in doubt. To round out the hour Dr. Ken highlighs the viral “door-kick challenge” and the real-world consequences it’s bringing nationwide. Dr. Ken opens the lines and asks the question no one else wants to: What would happen if someone tried this in Milwaukee & would you charge them accordingly if someone was hurt or killed?

Later in the hour Dr. Ken takes aim at current healthcare costs spiraling out of control. With new hospital and insurance data, he asks the question many avoid—Does cost influence which doctor you choose? He continues the conversation by unpacking the realities behind healthcare pricing and asking what the ideal healthcare plan might look like for everyday people in Milwaukee & along with discovering the true cost of healthcare from payments to what they’re willing (or not willing) to do to afford care.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken talk Packers outlook and standouts heading into their divisional showdown with the Bears, news of former Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes announcing his bid for Wisconsin Governor, along with a popular book being removed from the community reading list in the Kettle Moraine School District as some parents became concerned over content and more to close the hour.

Later in the hour Dr. Ken opens the phone lines and chat open up for a lively mix of listener-driven topics: Is turkey actually delicious or are we all pretending? Why don’t people practice better hygiene? And how do men and women really look at—and size up—one another? The show culminates with a discussion breaking down rising tensions in Venezuela, with 11 U.S. warships and 15,000 troops now deployed to the Caribbean. He asks the big questions: Is war on the horizon, and why are these escalations happening now?

Further into the hour Dr. Ken dives into the dollars—FoodShare funds, new business regulations, and why Milwaukee might be choking on overregulation. Then, from taverns to cigar lounges, he asks: what happened to the neighborhood hangout? Money drops, red tape rises, and Milwaukee debates what it really needs… more police or more prevention?

The conversation shifts toward “White People’s Assumptions & Black Reality” sharing experiences and conversations he has had prior where his thoughts were disregarded and challenged, posing the question to Truth Nation by asking simply: What Don’t You Like About White People?

Dr. Ken is then joined by Maddy Day, Program Director on behalf of One MKE to discuss the groups message, founding, and vision for the future with a community first mindset ahead of the second annual Truth Summit. Dr. Ken & Maddy discuss local, state and federal services for civilians, events in the community, along with voter resources and more.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken touches on the tragic passing of beloved singer D’Angelo & breaks news of MPS Athletic Director Bobbie Kelsey being relieved of his duties due to paperwork mistakes affecting local high school athletic programs.

To round out the hour Dr. Ken touches on a West Bend mother in the news for child neglect and the ignored signs from those around her, as well as a former Disney actor suing for religious discrimination, along with a podcast going viral online for a heated argument and the larger conversation being had in it’s aftermath.

Detailing their stories from diagnosis, to remission, and how they handle their day-to-day life as survivors or know others who have had similar journeys, they urge other Women to get checked and to pay attention to the signs for their own long-term health & betterment.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken is again joined by the women of hour one to share more resources, advice, & stories revolving around Breast Cancer, as listeners continue to ask questions and urge others to handle their health with all the urgency in the world.

Dr. Ken also shares updates on impending flight delays amid the government shutdown & what other areas will be affected with no end in sight.

To round out the hour, Dr. Ken discusses the lack of accountability coming from of Milwaukee’s most respected officials and the lack of attention to the suffering children in the education system as those in charge act out of their best interest and not the thousands in the school system.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken discusses his opinion on the educational issues and confusion going on in Milwaukee, along with his hope that more people that look like us take charge and be the change we need to see in relation to “Interest Convergence”. Dr. Ken also takes aim at the new Milwaukee red light and speed camera proposal ahead of a special guest directly involved in the matter set to join the show.

Dr. Ken Harris is then joined by State Senator Dora Drake to unpack the new proposal around red light and speed cameras set to be placed around Milwaukee and the idea behind curbing the reckless driving running rampant in the area. From budget to implementation and future outlook, Dora Drake sits down to explain and clarify all concerns going forward and her vision for a safer and fairer Milwaukee.

Further into the hour, Dr. Ken shares information from a study involving high schoolers being paid for their performance and attendance at a high school in the United States, questioning if this is necessary inside of the MPS school system to keep kids on the right path and take their education seriously, or if parents aren’t doing enough at home to stress the importance of education. Dr. Ken also highlights a donation from the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority to Howard University, and the tragic passing of the last Tuskegee Airman Lt. Col. George Hardy and his legacy as a soldier for his country.

To round out the hour Dr. Ken discusses concerning news for doctors out in California, along with his favorite music preferences and best white/black bands of all time, sparked by an ongoing debate in the live chat today.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken shifts focus to our communities, and the idea of a citizens watch, aimed at keeping the peace and sustaining a sense of control over the ongoings nearby, as well aa changing some of the requirements and barriers for those deemed unfit to rent in the long run. Tackling discrimination, wages, and other concerns for those seeking housing, Dr. Ken shares a few gems and experiences from his own life to add to the conversation.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken shares a concerning story out of Boston regarding Black Lives Matter & misappropriation of funds, along with more interaction with the talk and text line to get their thoughts on the situation.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken shares a story of a Black Superintendent in Iowa who was arrested and detained by I.C.E, shares his most recent trip to Connecticut, & a story of a MAGA debate group at Tennessee State University escorted off campus after chaos erupted to close out the hour.

Further into the hour, Dr. Ken touches on more scaring developments involving AI with a story from New Jersey where a 76 year old man died after attempting to meet someone he believed was a real woman named Billie who turned out to be an AI chatbot originally developed by Meta in partnership with Kendall Jenner, along with an AI actress, Tilly Norwood, close to being signed by a talent agent.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken shares information from an article by VegOut sharing the top regrets by those of the Boomer generation regarding health and time wasted, as callers and listeners share their thoughts on some of the regrets in the poll, ending with Dr. Ken asking Truth Nation what they regret most in life and how they would change it.

Later into the hour Dr. Ken asks Truth Nation how they feel about the Jimmy Kimmel controversy amid news of his shows return and is joined late by Denise Thomas (DT) for the final half of the show to discuss breaking news and all things that occurred over the weekend.

Further into the hour, Dr. Ken plays an excerpt of a WISN story sharing updates on the man accused of being involved in a crash leaving three family members dead and one in the hospital right here in Milwaukee. Dr. Ken questions the focus around preventing more moments like this & why driving in Milwaukee hasn’t become safer with these occurrences happening almost weekly, pops off on artists changing their sound, cultural appropriation and more.

To round out the hour, Dr. Ken touches shares his thoughts about white men singing the blues, circling back to cultural appropriation and the rich history of the blues in the Midwest, black facts of the day, breaking news and more to round out the work week.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken circles back to “The Whiteness of Wealth” as callers light up the lines to discuss their thoughts on topics ranging from Charlie Kirk to their sentiments regarding the contents of “The Whiteness of Wealth”, focusing on the structure of the workforce and how white counterparts are favored in the long run compared to black counterparts.

With a profound question of the day, callers join in on the conversation to share how they view life and its situations with regard to choices one could make beforehand or the result of those choices leading them into a predetermined outcome down the road. Further in the hour, Dr. Ken touches on the controversy and debate on a new Amazon Prime series sparking a debate on the relationships between black men and women with their mothers, along with an update in the theft of Beyonce’s hard drives as a suspect is now in custody.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken also touches on social media outrage with the recent shootings, assassination attempts, and killings, wondering if listeners would you put your honest thoughts on social media? Listeners share personal opinions of harassment online and caution those to not make the same mistakes they have, along with speaking up for the greater good in the long run, as a Principal from Elkhorn, WI faced backlash for her misunderstood comments on Charlie Kirk.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken circles back on the Led Crisis in MPS schools as Lead-Safe Schools MKE is calling on the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to take immediate regulatory action in response to lead-contaminated soil at Golda Meir Lower Campus. With how bad the crisis has been over the last year, Dr. Ken asks Truth Nation why the outrage isn’t more apparent & unpacks the confusion between charter schools and public schools after a listeners comment.

Later into the hour Dr. Ken shares updates regarding the assassination of American Political Activist Charlie Kirk & details about the suspect in custody Tyler Robinson, asking Truth Nation how they feel about the situation with regard to political ongoings and Kirk’s gruesome final moments. Dr. Ken speaks with listeners around hot button issues like the Second Amendment, mass shootings, & how we can better control these issues from arising as often as they do.

To end the hour Dr. Ken gets into his Pop Off Friday sharing his thoughts on the past week with listeners & wishing everyone the best for the week ahead.

Further in the hour Dr. Ken shares his hilarious mistake he made leaving the grocery store this weekend that left his family in a frenzy, along with Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius announcing the district could have a $100 million “structural imbalance” as soon as next year, as Dr. Ken shares his thoughts on how the issue will be handled and how politics play a large part in the matter.

Later in the hour Dr. Ken trades sentiments with callers as they discuss their thoughts on Dr. Ken’s list from the hour prior and other pertinent topics.

Callers join in on the conversation to share their ideas and agreement or lack thereof around potential National Guard intervention, along with Dr. Ken’s special shoutout to the Women of the Truth and their contributions that keep the station up and running.

Further into the hour, Dr. Ken shares updates and information regarding Social Security benefits with one huge change that could either increase convenience for those receiving benefits or increase the likelihood of scams & criminal activity for years to come.

#5: TS and Travis Kelce are engaged. That’s cute. Moving on. #4: A hit-and-run in Milwaukee leaves a motorcyclist dead—Dr. Ken questions the culture of accountability. #3: Trump’s latest economic moves are raising eyebrows and risks. #2: Is race still the elephant in the room when it comes to political power in D.C.? #1: A major update in the Judge Hannah Dugan case—what it means for justice in Milwaukee. Then:

Weather & Traffic (5:15) – Flood updates and emergency shelter efforts across the city. Sports (5:30) – Quick hits from the world of athletics. TSA Bans (5:32) – What you can no longer pack in your checked bags. TITA Meetup? (5:45) – Is it time to bring the community together in person? Dr. Ken wraps the hour with sharp insight, cultural commentary, and a call to see beyond the headlines.

Segment highlights include:

News & Open (4:00) – A fiery start with reflections on cultural strength and societal decline. Weather & Traffic (4:15) – Updates from Milwaukee, including a tragic shooting and questions about parental presence. Sports (4:30) – Quick hits from the world of athletics. Disaster Readiness (4:32) – Are you prepared for what’s coming? Community Reflection (4:45) – A shocking story that challenges stereotypes and calls for deeper understanding.

We also dive into weather and flood recovery updates, the search for a missing boater on Lake Michigan, and a powerful segment on the mental health struggles of physicians. It’s a full hour of news, insight, and reflection.

Segments Include:

Top5@5: Crime, corporate shakeups, cybersecurity, and more Weather & Traffic with Debbie Lasega Sports + “Money and Luxury Items Can Kill You” Health: What happens when your doctor needs help? Tune in and challenge your perception.

Then, we check in with the latest weather and traffic updates to keep you moving and informed.

In Segment 3, Dr. Ken unpacks the latest development in a major discrimination lawsuit against the NFL—what does it mean for Black coaches and the future of equity in professional sports?

Finally, we close the hour with a critical question: Are you ready for a disaster? With Milwaukee’s emergency shelters in need of volunteers, Dr. Ken explores what preparedness really looks like in our communities.

As the hour further, callers share what their respective parties have done for their lives, touching on topics like affirmative action, tax breaks, education and more as Dr. Ken gets into how the parties have both benefitted his life and how being in the middle may be easier than one thinks.

Dr. Ken speaks further on the scenario later in the hour, touching on postpartum depression and resources out there for mothers who may be going through a tough time.

Further into the hour, Dr. Ken discusses the pros & cons of the idea of meritocracy, along with callers joining the conversation & sharing their hopes for the scholars of the future to remain forthright & dedicated to their educational journeys, as well as the dynamic of Blacks feeling slighted and inconvenienced by Whites in positions of power.

Further into the hour, Dr. Ken shares the 10 jobs that are least likely to be affected by A.I, along with addressing comments and messages from the live chat on today’s variation of topics.

The conversation from hour one continues with more caller dialogue and discussion on biases regarding officers/need for self policing in our neighborhoods with Dr. Ken’s Closing remarks and how things can improve for the better in the long run.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken speaks on how education can be a vessel to a much more stable life and route to becoming the visionaries and leaders W.E.B Dubois believed Blacks could be, as well as how Women factor into the books ideals and why Women need to demand more from Men aiming to become pillars in our community.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken shares his top 5 books Black’s should grab off of shelves today to help build knowledge & understanding of what those before them experiences whether it be racial hardships, financial advice and guidance, or simple culture knowledge and history that all should be aware of.

As the hour furthers Dr. Ken speaks on the dying notion of authenticity & the hypocrisy regarding the plights of other marginalized groups and “Black Fatigue” as callers speak to the lack of attention and empathy for the fight for respect and recognition from our counterparts. Questioning all things relating to morality, purpose, & life’s ups and downs as Black People in America.

Dr. Ken further into the hour shares more of his thoughts on the comments and opinions of those in the chat as he covers non-profits & the need for more control along with allocation of funds to engineer change with regard to Milwaukee having the most non-profits per capita, issues like the wage gap and divisions across neighborhood where those with less resources & money have to come from and thrive from to change the narrative.

With the violence happening right in Dr. Ken’s backyard of Milwaukee, he questions why the concern is focused on Sydney Sweeney when other glaring problems are staring the world and our city in the face.

Further into the hour Dr. Ken reads comments and thoughts from the talk and text line regarding the topics of the past hour and current from how music shifts our mood and influences our world & wraps the show heading into the weekend with a book review on W.E.B Dubois’ “The Souls Of Black Folk” setting the stage for a discussion next week on how black society can keep progressing & trending upwards.

Callers hit the line to share their thoughts & how this space can be created without neglecting culture and black ideals, as well as how the city of Milwaukee has contributed to a lot of the problems in the areas like the wage gap & why Blacks feel like they are in a constant battle with the rich for resources and opportunity to change circumstances. To end the hour, Dr. Ken lists his standards and rules for entry into his ideal Black only suburb from GPA’s to annual income and more to round out this heated discussion.

Dr. Ken then gets into his Top 5 @ 5 later into the hour sharing stories you may have missed in the news cycle which included George Webb hoping to share free hamburgers with the Brewers nearing a 12 game win streak, a Black USPS worker going viral for being denied water at her local Starbucks, along with another Black woman also going viral for her confusing choice of attire for a recent Spirit Airlines flight and other stories circulating around the world.

Later into the hour Dr. Ken hears the thoughts of listeners as they speak to the troubles befalling Black Americans in positions of power and how they need to be aware of their surroundings and those who are listening to aid in one’s downfall. Dr. Ken also speaks on the concerning number of homicides and missing children in the city of Milwaukee currently, urging officials to come up with plans and answers to the persisting issues for the city’s betterment.

Dr. Ken later into the hour speaks further on the need for others to catch up to the new wave of Crypto Currency, the new YouTube feature highlighting the most consistent listeners, as well as reading through the Homicide numbers so far in the year of 2025 in Milwaukee and sharing category by category the surprises as the city struggles to keep the violence to a minimum. Dr. Ken is then joined by the wonderful Denise Thomas to discuss their thoughts on the tragic passing of Malcolm Jamal Warner & the Cosby Shows impact on the Black community with regard to their talent and addressing of sensitive household issues in the time period when we needed them most.