Truth to Power with Kyle Wallace

The show has always been about balance, and what other way than to end the show with that same thing. Balance. Kyle has some surprise guests that stop by to give him his flowers, all while he tries to keep Truth Nation informed about where the future of Milwaukee is heading. Thanks for all the fun memories over the years Truth Nation. We couldn’t have made it this far with out y’all and we will see you on the flip side! Make sure you keep up with Kyle on his socials @kylewallace414 on Instagram and @espnkyle on X.com (Twitter) to stay up with Truth To Power with Kyle Wallace content!

Kyle takes a stroll down memory lane as he recants the challenges of getting a solid lineup for The Truth with entertaining voices. & with some hosts ducking or not responding, it was easier said than done.

On this episode of Truth To Power, the conversation gets real about the future of Milwaukee and who truly benefits from the city’s development plans. The show dives deep into the controversial “Rethink 794” proposal, questioning whether tearing down Interstate 794 would improve life for everyday Milwaukee residents — especially Black communities on the city’s north side. The discussion challenges local leadership on priorities, public accountability, downtown investment, education, jobs, housing, and economic equity. Plus, a special interview with Marc Young, Chief Recruitment and Outreach Officer and Executive Director of Undergraduate Admissions at UW-Milwaukee.

Today’s conversation pulls no punches. We dive into the controversy surrounding Oklahoma becoming the 17th state to ban child marriage, and why some politicians are actually upset about it. We also break down the hypocrisy surrounding “parental rights” debates and the double standards in American politics and media. Later, we discuss Donald Trump’s push to bring more white South Africans into the United States while refugee protections for others continue to shrink — and what that says about race, immigration, and who America chooses to prioritize. This is another passionate, unfiltered episode as the show heads into its final week on the airwaves while continuing on podcast and YouTube.

It’s been a crazy couple of years for Kyle Wallace at 101.7 The Truth from shows to rolls, and like all good things, everything must come to an end. Even if that’s Kyle’s Bachelor party trip to Nashville with his homies… Tap in to find out whether Kyle ended up at the shake joint over the weekend.

Kyle Wallace talks bachelor parties, strip club debates, marriage advice, and listener confessions ahead of his Nashville trip. Plus, reactions to MPS teacher raise conversations, inflation concerns, Trump’s comments on Iran, and what rising costs mean for everyday families in Milwaukee.

Today’s episode dives into the emotional struggles many Black men face when dealing with grief, vulnerability, and the pressure to suppress feelings, opening an honest conversation about healing and growth. The show then shifts to a breakdown of a bipartisan tax relief plan, exploring why compromise in politics can still be a win for everyday people despite criticism. The episode wraps with a broader reflection on America’s global and moral standing, challenging listeners to think critically about leadership and integrity. It’s a candid, thought-provoking show that blends personal reflection with sharp political and social commentary.

From local accountability to national narratives, this episode doesn’t hold back. We break down misuse of power, political authenticity, and the harsh realities facing Milwaukee Public Schools. Tap in for unfiltered perspectives that challenge how you see trust, leadership, and community priorities.

In this episode, Kyle Wallace reflects on change within the station, calls out political hypocrisy around the economy and gas prices, and dives into a thought-provoking discussion on race, adoption, and lived experiences in America. It’s a candid mix of personal reflection, political critique, and community dialogue. Expect honesty, accountability, and uncomfortable—but necessary—conversations.