Truth In The Afternoon with Dr. Ken Harris

On today’s Black Book Thursday, Dr. Ken dives into The Spook Who Sat by the Door from the late 1960s. He goes over why this book was so controversial and the “real weapons” we can get and use from this book… Tap in for the last Black Book Thursday on 101.7 The Truth in the Afternoon.

Black Book Thursday continued and what could be the last top 5 @ 5 ever for Truth in the Afternoon so if it is, make sure you tap into Dr. Ken’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/@drkenstruth and watch him broadcast live weekdays, same start time, 4PM CST! Thanks for ALL of the memories Truth Nation. We wouldn’t have made it this far without y’all. See you on the flip side.

MPS is in shambles and in the next 10 years, we may not even hear the phrase MPS… Parents, this one is for you…

Top 5 @ 5, questions and stumpers for Truth Nation, and breaking news about a Milwaukee Judge

Are we succeeding or just surviving? Dr. Ken spends this first hour going over the things we SHOULD know to not only to survive, but also to be successful!

Continuing with the theme for the first hour, Dr. Ken has a couple more questions for Truth Nation… Questions about life-or-death situations, literally and figuratively.

Fellas, what is it something we can do better? Dr. Ken takes this hour to address his fellow men and talks about values, culture, and destiny.

Dr. Ken flies through the Top 5 at 5, getting back to his conversation towards men, about men, & takes calls from Truth Nation and checks the respective chats!

Dr. Ken Harris opens the hour with a powerful breakdown of how modern policing is evolving through drones, AI, and surveillance technology, using a real-time case out of Wauwatosa. While these tools can make policing safer and more efficient, he raises critical questions about privacy, oversight, and the risk of overreach—especially in historically over-policed communities. The conversation then shifts to a local development debate: should Midtown welcome a data center, and what would it mean for the community? Listeners also weigh in through talk-to-text and YouTube comments, adding real-time perspectives. The hour wraps with key takeaways on balancing innovation, public safety, and civil liberties.