The Truth with Sherwin Hughes: Recent Episodes
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Nothing but Sexual Deviants in his cabinet! Almost every Donald Trump cabinet selection has come with some type of controversy or backlash. Now with the appointment of Matt Gaetz and Pete Hegseths appointments everyone can see they are a bunch of sexual deviants. Republicans. Look What You Have Done!
In the world of politics, what matters more—loyalty or experience? Sherwin dives into Trump’s preference for loyalists over seasoned experts and what this approach says about his leadership style. Does valuing loyalty help strengthen his inner circle, or does it risk compromising the effectiveness of his team? Tune in as Sherwin explores the balance of trust and expertise in Trump’s choices and what it could mean for his influence moving forward.
What does it mean when loyalty is valued over experience, and how does that impact those who follow blindly? Sherwin explores Trump’s preference for loyalty within his ranks, framing it in the provocative theme of 'MAGA as the New Slavery.' Is the movement creating a new kind of dependency and control, binding people through allegiance rather than freedom of thought? Dive deep with Sherwin as he uncovers the social and political dynamics that keep followers loyal—and at what cost.
When it comes to political endorsements, money often tells the real story. Sherwin digs into the endorsements surrounding Trump and Kamala Harris, uncovering who got paid, how much, and why. Are these endorsements genuine support or just business transactions? Join the conversation as Sherwin explores the power dynamics and financial incentives that fuel political alliances
In this thought-provoking episode, Sherwin takes on the surprising twist in Trump’s stance on reparations. What does Trump’s recent proposition mean for the nation, and who stands to benefit? Sherwin dives into the nuances behind this unexpected policy idea, examining its political motives, potential impact on the reparations movement, and its implications for racial equity in America. Is this a genuine attempt to address historical injustices, or merely a strategic play for support? Tune in as Sherwin unpacks the layers of this complex issue and questions who reparations are truly meant to serve.
In this follow-up episode, Sherwin digs deeper into the heated debate surrounding Trump’s proposed reparations. Revisiting the reactions and questions raised, Sherwin explores the broader implications of who might qualify, the historical context of reparations, and how this proposal has stirred both support and skepticism. With fresh insights and perspectives, he unpacks whether this plan has substance or is simply a political maneuver. Tune in as Sherwin challenges the rhetoric, examines the potential impact on America’s racial landscape, and asks: what could reparations really mean in today’s divided climate?
In this special episode, Sherwin sits down with Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson to discuss an exciting upcoming event that promises to bring the city together. They dive into the event’s goals, its significance for the community, and what attendees can look forward to. From boosting local pride to fostering unity, Mayor Johnson shares his vision for how events like this can shape Milwaukee’s future. Join Sherwin and Mayor Johnson for a firsthand look at what’s in store for the city and why it’s an event you won’t want to miss!
Sherwin dives into the deepening influence of Trump’s administration over border patrol and deportation policies. What’s driving Trump’s assertive stance on immigration enforcement, and how is this shaping America's border security and deportation practices? Sherwin unpacks the political motivations, the impact on immigrant communities, and the broader implications for the nation’s approach to immigration. Tune in as we explore what this increased involvement means for those on both sides of the border—and for America’s future.
Sherwin tackles a complex issue: the belief that Trump is the answer to economic woes, the financial illiteracy that fuels these perceptions, and the misconceptions about Bitcoin’s value. Why do so many believe in Trump’s impact on the economy, and how does a lack of financial fluency play into this narrative? Sherwin breaks down the myths surrounding Bitcoin and other financial topics, highlighting the importance of financial education. Join us for an eye-opening discussion that challenges common assumptions about wealth, politics, and the economy.
In this episode, Sherwin delves into the real-world impact of higher education through a close look at statistics and everyday life. How does having a degree affect career opportunities, income levels, and even personal fulfillment? Are people with higher education truly better off, or are there hidden factors that complicate the picture? Sherwin unpacks the data, shares surprising insights, and explores how education shapes our communities and individual lives. Join us as we discuss the numbers behind the degrees—and what they mean for today’s society.
In this timely episode, Sherwin tackles one of the biggest questions on the minds of voters and analysts alike: what led to the Democratic Party’s performance in this election? From shifting voter demographics to internal party dynamics and challenges with messaging, Sherwin digs deep into the factors that may have contributed to the party’s successes, setbacks, and surprising outcomes. Join in as he breaks down the election results, explores what’s next for the Democrats, and speculates on how the party can regain momentum moving forward.
Sherwin challenges listeners to take pride in their vote and stand firm in their choices. Diving into one of the most polarizing figures in modern politics, he also examines what Trump’s promises and actions mean for Black men across America. Will Trump's agenda have a lasting impact on the Black community, or are these promises empty? Sherwin explores how this election could reshape political expectations and the importance of making every vote count with conviction.
In this eye-opening episode, Sherwin explores the complex history of immigration policy, taking a closer look at how Obama’s approach to ICE impacted immigrant communities and why the fear of Trump looms even larger. He discusses how past and present policies continue to shape immigrant experiences in America, examining what’s real, what’s misunderstood, and why many immigrants feel uneasy about the future. Join Sherwin as he breaks down the lasting impact of these leaders and what it means for the lives of millions.
In this in-depth analysis, political expert Sherwin dives deep into the 2024 election results to uncover the key factors that shaped the outcome. From unexpected shifts in voter turnout to missteps in campaign strategies, Sherwin breaks down what went wrong and what lessons can be learned moving forward. Whether you're a political junkie or just trying to make sense of the election’s surprises, this podcast will provide insight into the complex dynamics that defined one of the most consequential races in recent history.
In this episode, Sherwin takes a close look at Trump’s Cabinet and examines the key figures he wants to work with — or may want to distance himself from. Who's likely to stay in his inner circle, and which advisors could be on their way out? Sherwin analyzes the power dynamics, potential appointments, and what these choices could mean for Trump’s future plans. Tune in for an inside look at the cabinet reshuffles shaping the next chapter of American politics.
In this fascinating episode, Sherwin takes listeners on a deep dive into two intriguing subjects: Eric Hovde, the prominent political figure and businessman, and the iconic musical group, the Village People. First, Sherwin examines Hovde’s rise in politics and finance, his influence in shaping public policy, and the impact he’s had on the political landscape. Then, the podcast shifts gears to explore the cultural phenomenon of the Village People — who they are, what they represent, and how their music and persona became an enduring symbol of LGBTQ+ pride and pop culture. Tune in for an engaging discussion that connects the dots between contemporary politics and the cultural icons that shaped the past.
In this episode, Sherwin Hughes takes us through the highs and lows of the 2024 election night. From surprising wins to close races, Sherwin breaks down the impact of each major moment and what the results mean for the future. Tune in for a deep dive into the numbers, narratives, and national conversations that shaped this election.
Does gender still impact our choices at the polls? Sherwin Hughes takes a look at how Kamala Harris’s presence on the ticket influences both turnout and opinions. With fresh perspectives on gender in politics, Sherwin examines the reasons behind why some voters are rallying for Kamala, while others might be choosing to stay home.
In this powerful episode, Sherwin Hughes reflects on Wisconsin’s role in the election and asks a critical question: Where do we go from here? Disappointed by the state’s choices, Sherwin invites listeners to consider the next steps, the work ahead, and what it means to rebuild trust and unity. Join this candid discussion on how to move forward after feeling let down.
Sherwin does not believe Americans are choosing between a lesser of two evils. There is only one evil in today's election and that is Donald Trump. He speaks with callers about who they voted for and why they made that decision. He is also joined by Assemblyman Kalan Haywood II of the 16th District.
With Election Day just hours away, Sherwin welcomes two special guests—actor and activist Don Cheadle, and Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg—for a powerful discussion about what’s at stake. Together, they explore the significance of this election, voter engagement, and the issues motivating Americans to the polls. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that touches on the hopes and challenges facing the nation and why every vote counts in shaping the country’s future.
In this compelling episode, Sherwin delves into the ongoing presence of covert racism in our society and how it continues to impact lives, often in unseen ways. He explores how the phrase "Make America Great Again" can evoke a return to an era many hoped was left behind, raising questions about the implications of Trump’s vision for the country. Join Sherwin for a thought-provoking discussion on how racism, though less visible, still surrounds us and shapes our world, and why acknowledging this reality is essential for building a truly inclusive America.
Join host Sherwin as he dives deep into the complex tapestry of Milwaukee's history and its impact on Black businesses. In this thought-provoking episode, Sherwin explores the systemic challenges faced by Black entrepreneurs in the city, unraveling the historical threads of segregation that shaped their journeys. He also highlights the immigrant experiences of Italian and German communities, examining how they established their own vibrant neighborhoods and businesses in the face of adversity. Through powerful stories and insightful discussions, this episode sheds light on the resilience and resourcefulness of marginalized communities in Milwaukee, offering a nuanced perspective on the intersection of race, economics, and community building. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that reveals the past while inspiring a brighter future.
In today’s episode, Sherwin and guest host Denise Thomas dive into the realities of being in a committed relationship while working in a co-ed environment. They explore the challenges, boundaries, and the essential role of trust that keeps relationships strong and workplace friendships healthy. From navigating casual conversations to setting boundaries, they share insights, anecdotes, and advice on maintaining trust and respect in both personal and professional spaces. Join the discussion and hear from listeners as they weigh in on this nuanced balancing act!
In this lively episode, Sherwin finds himself in the hot seat as guest host Denise Thomas and callers urge him to consider a run for public office. While Sherwin firmly declines, Denise makes a passionate case for why he’d make a fantastic leader, and several callers chime in, agreeing that he has what it takes. Tune in for a spirited debate full of laughs, surprises, and Sherwin’s thoughtful take on why politics might not be in his future—no matter how persuasive the crowd gets!
Sherwin sits down with Key Jennings, Black Coalition Manager for the Kamala Harris campaign, for an in-depth look at the strategies behind mobilizing Black voters and the key issues at the heart of Harris’s platform. Jennings shares insights on building community trust, addressing the unique needs of Black voters, and the campaign’s final efforts to energize support before Election Day. Join this compelling conversation to understand the work happening behind the scenes and the vision for a more inclusive future.
Sherwin dives into a controversial topic: why some men feel that women voting for Kamala Harris is an act of betrayal. Exploring the cultural, political, and personal roots of this sentiment, he sheds light on how gender roles and expectations are influencing views on the election. Join the conversation as Sherwin examines why Kamala’s candidacy is challenging traditional beliefs and what it means for the future of unity—and division—within communities.
In a powerful interview, Sherwin sits down with journalist and political commentator Roland Martin for an unfiltered conversation on the current political landscape, the state of Black media, and the pressing issues facing the Black community. With Roland’s signature insight and candor, they delve into the challenges and opportunities in mobilizing Black voters, holding leaders accountable, and the role of media in shaping the narrative. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion packed with hard truths, actionable insights, and a vision for what’s next.
Sherwin takes us on a journey through history, using the powerful analogy of Black Americans "getting off the bus" to reflect on key moments of progress and setbacks. Drawing parallels between past struggles for equality and today's social and economic challenges, he explores what it means to continue the fight for true freedom and justice. Tune in as Sherwin connects the dots between history and the present, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the steps still needed to move forward.
Sherwin takes a hard look at the announcement of 13 potential MPS school closures, questioning why the news couldn't wait until after the election. Who made the call to release this bombshell now, and what are the political implications? He also connects the recent chaos on Brady Street to larger issues of parenting and accountability, suggesting that what’s happening in the streets reflects deeper cracks in community involvement. Tune in for Sherwin’s unfiltered take on the decisions shaping Milwaukee’s future and the role of parents in keeping the next generation on track.
In this episode, Sherwin delves into the controversial topic of school closures and their correlation with election strategies. What are the implications for students, parents, and policymakers? Tune in for an enlightening discussion.
Sherwin delves into the complex relationship between Donald Trump and the Black community. From policy promises to political rhetoric, Sherwin examines why some Black Americans are aligning with Trump while others remain skeptical. What does Trump’s appeal say about the current political landscape, and how does it reflect the broader struggle for influence and recognition within the Black community? Join Sherwin as he unpacks the nuances of power, loyalty, and the role of identity in American politics.
Sherwin delves into the dark history of how slave masters manipulated the Bible to justify the control and oppression of enslaved Africans. He also examines the infamous yet fictional Willie Lynch letter, which has long been cited as a blueprint for dividing and conquering Black communities. Sherwin breaks down the myths and truths behind these historical narratives and their lasting impact on societal structures today. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on power, manipulation, and resistance.
Sherwin continues his deep dive into how slave masters used the Bible as a tool of control over enslaved people. He explores the complex dynamics of teaching slaves to read, often limited to biblical texts, and how literacy became both a method of oppression and a pathway to empowerment. Sherwin sheds light on the tension between religious instruction and the quest for freedom, drawing connections to how these historical practices have shaped present-day struggles for knowledge and power. Tune in for a captivating continuation of this vital discussion.
Sherwin sits down with former Trump administration staffer Olivia Troye to discuss her journey of exposing the inner workings of the Trump White House. Olivia opens up about the personal and professional struggles she’s faced since speaking out, including the backlash, threats, and challenges of standing up for the truth in a highly polarized political climate. Join Sherwin and Olivia for a candid conversation about courage, accountability, and the cost of blowing the whistle on one of the most controversial administrations in modern history.
Sometimes you just have to agree, to disagree... But when you are a POWER COUPLE... THIS IS A BIG NO NO!
What makes a power couple & why is it such a big deal that Trumps 'wife' is dragging him in the dirt regarding his viewpoints as far as women's rights..
Sometimes you just have to agree, to disagree... But when you are a POWER COUPLE... THIS IS A BIG NO NO!
Now normally Thursday's rabbit holes are for Ben Jammin but this is just starting to become a little too... suspicious... Thousands have had their thoughts for years but now those people aren't really being called conspiracy theorists anymore...
Sherwin tackles a mix of intense topics. One of his callers, a white nationalist, sparks a candid discussion on extremism in America. He also dives into the ongoing dock workers' strike, examining the economic and social impacts. Plus, get insights on what to expect from tonight’s debate and how it could shape the upcoming political landscape.
Sherwin dives into the complex history of modern Black Republicans, tracing their political roots back to the Civil War era. He explores Abraham Lincoln's decision to free the slaves, not purely out of moral conviction, but as a strategic move to preserve the Union and punish the South. Sherwin draws connections between this historic moment and the current political landscape, examining how these events continue to shape Black political identities today.
Sherwin dives into the sentiments of Black registered voters who feel disillusioned with the current presidential candidates. As rising costs of living, food prices, and economic challenges weigh heavily on their minds, we explore how these critical issues are shaping voter perspectives and what it means for the upcoming election.
Sherwin unpacks the notion of white men losing control in America amidst rising diversity and changing demographics. He also tackles the complex question: why are some Black and Brown communities rallying behind Donald Trump? From economic promises to cultural shifts, we explore the driving forces behind these surprising political alignments. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on race, power, and the future of American politics.
Sherwin takes on the heated debate surrounding migrants and housing projects, examining how Congress is navigating this pressing issue. As cities face growing challenges with housing shortages and an influx of migrants, we explore the policies in place, the human impact, and what needs to change. Join us as we break down the complexities of this national crisis, with insights into the political, economic, and social dimensions shaping the conversation.
Sherwin leads an insightful discussion on the challenges and dynamics of co-parenting between mothers and fathers. From managing the complexities of shared custody to maintaining healthy relationships for the sake of the children, we explore the emotional and practical aspects of raising kids in separated households. Tune in for personal stories, expert advice, and open conversations about the ups and downs of modern co-parenting.
Sherwin dives deeper into the concept of Black men's power, examining what it means in today's world and how it is wielded. He also introduces an intriguing discussion about the "Big Bad Wolf" and its symbolic role in society. Tune in for Sherwin's unique take on these compelling topics and how they connect to the experiences and strength of Black men.
Sherwin continues to explore the concept of Black men's power—what it is, how it's managed, and its greater purpose. Sherwin’s favorite caller, Bob, rings in to discuss a range of topics, sparking engaging conversations. Other listeners also join the discussion, sharing their thoughts and experiences on the topic at hand. Don’t miss this lively, thought-provoking episode full of powerful insights and diverse perspectives!
Sherwin continues the conversation on Black men's power—what it truly means, how it is handled, and the importance of using it with purpose. Tune in as we delve into the complexities of power in the Black community, exploring how strength can be channeled for positive change and collective progress.
36 pages of WHO doing WHAT to our children?! These sick thugs must be stopped all over the country.
Have you ever tried to wash or dry your hands in an automatic sink or dryer, and it didn't turn on? Try turning it to your palms... & this is just the start.
Sherwin Hughes dives into a deep discussion about the potential worst-case scenario for America if the next presidential race boils down to Donald Trump versus Kamala Harris. We explore what this could mean for the nation’s political future, civil unrest, racial tensions, and the impact on international relations. From controversial policy shifts to public opinion backlash, this hour is all about envisioning the fallout of such a high-stakes showdown.
Sherwin Hughes takes a hard look at the 2020 White House riot and the grim possibility of a repeat in 2024. What could a doomsday scenario for the upcoming election look like? We’ll also delve into Joe Biden’s contingency plan in the event of another riot, analyzing whether the government is truly prepared to handle mass unrest. From national security to public trust, this hour explores the critical lessons from the past and what lies ahead.
In this hour, Sherwin Hughes breaks down two major stories making headlines. First, we discuss Brett Favre’s shocking announcement that he’s been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, exploring its impact on his legacy and the sports world. Then, we shift gears to the controversy surrounding Aisha Carr, who faces charges of welfare fraud. What are the broader implications of these cases, and how are they shaping public perception?
In this hour, Sherwin dives into a compelling conversation about the potential support Kamala Harris might receive from white women in the upcoming election. With gender and race often playing critical roles in voter behavior, Sherwin explores the factors that could influence how white women view the first Black woman vice president. He examines past voting trends, Harris's political record, and the challenges she faces when trying to bridge the gap between different voter demographics. Will her policies and presence resonate with this key voting bloc, or are there barriers too significant to overcome?
In this second hour, Sherwin presents a previously recorded interview with Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett. Together, they engage in a dynamic discussion about Vice President Kamala Harris's role in the upcoming election. Rep. Crockett offers her insights on Harris's influence within the Democratic Party, the challenges she faces, and what her candidacy means for voters across the country.
In this lively third hour, Sherwin tackles a range of hot-button topics. The conversation begins with a deep dive into the ongoing debates surrounding abortion rights, examining the legal, social, and political implications of recent developments. From there, the focus shifts to the latest updates on Diddy’s current criminal case, unpacking what the charges mean for his legacy and the entertainment industry. To lighten the mood, Bob calls in and delivers a surprise treat—a saxophone performance over the phone, adding a unique musical twist to the show. Plus, more insights and surprises as Sherwin keeps the energy high!
Join us as Sherwin steps into the moderator's seat for a hypothetical special edition of the political show "Truth on Politics." He explores what it would be like if he had the chance to guide one of the most high-stakes discussions of our time. From moderating debates to casting hypothetical votes, Sherwin doesn't shy away from hot topics: imagining what it would mean to vote for Donald Trump in today's political climate, and reflecting on the seismic cultural and political shift when Barack Obama became the first Black president of the United States. It's a conversation about leadership, influence, and what really matters in the voting booth. Tune in for a lively hour of introspection and insight.
In this episode of Sherwin Hour 2, Sherwin dives deep into the age-old political rivalry: Republicans vs. Democrats. Through his unique lens, he breaks down the core differences between the two parties and what their policies really mean for the everyday American. But the discussion doesn’t stop at the national level—Sherwin brings the conversation home, reflecting on how these political ideologies affect his own city.
Sherwin explains how prosecution actually works and how and why Kamala Harris isn't the one that "put all the Black people in jail".
In this lively segment, Sherwin Hughes explores the fun concept of September being declared "Take Your Man on a Date Month." With his signature wit and insightful commentary, Sherwin emphasizes the importance of appreciation and reciprocity in relationships. He dives into why dedicating a month to celebrating men through thoughtful gestures and dates can strengthen partnerships and bring a refreshing change to traditional dynamics. Through humor and relatable anecdotes, Sherwin encourages women to take the lead in planning unique experiences that make their partners feel valued. Whether it's a fancy dinner, a movie night, or a spontaneous adventure, Sherwin believes that these moments can deepen emotional connections and create lasting memories.
Sherwin Hughes is back, continuing his playful yet insightful take on September as "Take Your Man on a Date Month." This time, he dives into the more relaxed side of dating with the classic "Netflix and Chill" vibe. With his trademark humor and sharp commentary, Sherwin explores how simple, low-key nights at home can be just as meaningful as grand gestures. He shares ideas for how to elevate the typical Netflix and Chill experience into a thoughtful date night—without breaking the bank. Sherwin also discusses the importance of quality time and how moments of relaxation can bring couples closer. Whether it's binge-watching your favorite series or just unwinding together, Sherwin believes that making your partner feel valued is what really counts. Tune in for some laughs, real talk, and tips to keep your relationship strong and fun.
Sherwin Hughes shifts gears and dives back into the world of politics. With his sharp analysis and no-nonsense approach, Sherwin breaks down the latest political issues dominating headlines. Whether it’s upcoming elections, legislative battles, or social movements, Sherwin brings clarity to complex topics, offering his unique perspective on how these developments impact everyday life. As always, he isn’t afraid to challenge the status quo or tackle controversial issues head-on.
This Hour Sherwin Discusses Who, In The Black Community, Are Influential and Do We Have Anybody Thats Young and Influential. All Of This Due to The Fact That Taylor Swift is Endorsing Kamala Harris.
This Hour Sherwin Dives Into The Conversation of Local News Surrounding a Group of Kids From Bradley Tech Assaulting Two Elderly Latino Men. The Latino Community is Outraged and Wants Something Done.
This Hour Sherwin Talks About the Cultural, Color, and Racist History of Milwaukee Partially of The Southside. He Also Describes The Name of The Bridges That Segregates the City with The Latino and Poland Community on The Southside and African Americans Predominately Being on The Northside.
Sherwin begins the show thanking Truth Nation for the outstanding support of his new series "Beyond the Mic". It's also back-to-school time and are y'all checking what your kids are wearing? Very questionable...
Sherwin focuses on how crime is reported in the inner-city, specifically in our neck of the woods. Some of you all may have Observer Bias, especially regarding car theft.
Sherwin wraps up the show recapping the last Beyond the Mic that happened this past week. Sherwin might get a little chocolate in his life, with him and his...bear claw?
Sherwin begins the show wondering what the advantages of are of being a man or a woman. DO men have more of an advantage than women? Things to ponder on...
Sherwin wants to take his hat off to all the women who have given birth. It's not an easy feat or an easy sight to witness. He then takes us down memory lane of when his baby girl was born.
Sherwin wraps up the show warning parents to get y'all kids before the police do. And they won't be so forgiving...
Sherwin begins the show detailing his belief of the ability for Black children to have options for their education. It's important to have the Black experience in these political spaces and it starts with their education and school choice.
Sherwin says if we're going to fight the power, it can't be overt. Sometimes you have to lie to the Power. How do you think the Black church was so successful during the Civil Rights movement?
Sherwin wraps up the show emphasizing Trump's stance on capital punishment. Trump and the death penalty go together, "real bad".
Sherwin begins the show wondering why we, as a community, have such a low standard for Donald Trump. Answer this honestly: what really has Trump done for the Black community?
Sherwin continues the conversation of Black single motherhood and the part they play in that outcome. However, our beloved listener Al, gives women the encouragement to protect yourself from an 18-year sentence with these low-life men.
Sherwin wraps up the show concluding his male-in-the-household talk as well as referring to history regarding Black women and their rights and how it coincides with their relationship with men. After Martin Luther King Jr. there was quite a bit of social engineering in this country. And not for the reasons you think...
Look what money will make ya do! Sherwin begins the show discussing how money and the need for it puts people in a lot of compromising positions. For example, Only Fans.
Sherwin wants you all to wake up and understand how they're playing us like Boo Boo the Fool. He lists all the companies that utilize prison labor...even when they say they aren't.
Sherwin ends the show wrapping up his prison labor conversation and discussing the correlation between low wages and many other aspects of life like decline marriage and baby rates. There will always be a connection between finances and quality of life, obviously.
Sherwin begins the show trying to figure out why we can't all agree on one thing. Healthcare? Women's rights? Job wages? Something? We need some more unity dang it!
Sherwin discusses the upcoming Truth on Politics with our beloved 101.7 The Truth hosts. It may get hectic but Sherwin vows not argue...he hopes.
Listeners share their opinions about 101.7 The Truth hosts and Sherwin shares his thoughts. Y'all can't be scary, get those things off your chest to the right people! Don't be messy!
Sherwin begins the show with a recap of the Democratic National Convention and the speeches that were given last night. This is giving optimism and, boy, does America need some optimism right now.
Sherwin discusses the evolution of masculinity and how he thinks some Black men just simply aren't masculine. Sherwin resonates with the idea that some men are simply insecure.
Sherwin ends the show discussing how there are similarities to how white people are afraid of Black people and how men are afraid of women. Is it because white people are afraid of Black people's potential or how men are afraid of women's potential...
Sherwin begins the show discussing Vice President Kamala Harris' visit to Milwaukee last night during the Democratic National Convention. Very riveting as she makes her-story!
Sherwin takes calls from listeners regarding their review of the recent days of the Democratic National Convention. What one caller has to say, is pure nonsense, according to Sherwin...
Sherwin wraps up the show with the thought of how exactly the United States will pay for their sins against their own people. Because it definitely hasn't been paid off and the debt is increasing...
Sherwin begins the show discussing the idea that there truly is a difference between Black people. And the differences are wreaking havoc on those that want to have a chill, good time. This is why Elsa's gave y'all consequences.
Sherwin discusses Republican policies, or the lack thereof, and the impact, or lack thereof, they truly have. He also discusses the cons of alcohol. Why do Negroes love tequila and catfish so much???
Sherwin takes some listeners' calls regarding the best and worst alcohol. Caller Al said Big Black redacted is very tasty and has many flavors. What's your favorite libation?
We had the highest Primary Election turnout in 60 years on Tuesday and based off the results Sherwin believes the writing may be on the wall for what will happen in Wisconsin come November. What does this mean for Democrats and Republicans in Wisconsin?
Sherwin believes it is time to change the rules on WHO can run for MPS School Board. As the recall efforts were successful and a new election will come for the MPS School Board, Sherwin believes whoever runs needs to have a real vested interest in the success of the students. Even if it takes only being parents of students on the board.
Vice Presidential Candidate Tim Walz military service and status has been called into question over the last week. Sherwin gives debates with callers on what the National Guard really does and if Walz abandon his troops.
As the city continues to mourn the loss of an icon in the radio industry Sherwin takes his first hour to reminisce on some of the earlier days of his career.
Did you vote yesterday? & was anyone else confused by the wording even after we made the little rhyme?!
Now we know yesterdays election may have had a lower turn out than we wanted, but in November we are going to do it all over again...
Sherwin starts the show discussing the upcoming elections in Wisconsin. Make sure you get out and vote and vote CORRECTLY.
Sherwin discusses the fiscal state of Wisconsin and how that correlates to the upcoming election tomorrow. Pay attention!
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing reparations and why we may not be qualified for reparations. One wonders what criteria you need to receive reparations; trauma might be one of them...
Sherwin begins the show discussing Milwaukee's Juneteenth. It's time to up the magnitude of this event since it's a national holiday. Everybody say, "thank you Biden!"
Sherwin continues his conversational theme of the Black community's relationship with the boys in blue. Most days they don't even affect us, so he says.
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing the long hard battle that MPS will have to fight for their credibility. All that money and where has it gone to?
Sherwin begins the show continuing his thoughts regarding the tragedy of D'Vontaye Mitchell. HE believes that security guards need more training.
We need to save our youth, literally. How can we want to end abortion when some end up becoming Satan's spawn?
Sherwin gets into his love doctor bag and gives his opinion on momma's boys. His disdain for them is very clear...
Sherwin kicks off the show discussing his thoughts on the newly picky potential vice president of VP Kamala Harris, Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota. Trump should be shaking in his boots, but of course he's not. But also, be real: what has Trump really done financially for the Black community? And don't say those darn stimmys.
Sherwin takes a deep dive into the recent tragedy od D'Vontaye Mitchell and the new footage of the incident. Sherwin believes we can't over-simplify matters like this and take all factors into account...
Sherwin ends the show discussing the ongoing issues with Elsa's and frankly, black nightlife spots in Milwaukee. It seems like Black folk aren't reading the room on tolerable behavior in certain establishments. That or there's no home training...
Sherwin begins the show discussing the breaking news of VP Kamala Harris's Vice President choice, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Seems like we may need a good down-home Minnesotan to help run the country. Might learn us something...
Sherwin speaks on the immigrants and why they are actually a stimulant for this country regarding our economy. Why do y'all hate them so bad? Instead, CAPITALIZE.
Sherwin ends the show trying to round everything out regarding Kamala Harris' VP choice as well as drilling into the Black Community how they need to use their BRAIN. The future looks a bit shaky for us when our Black children can't READ.
Sherwin kicks off the show discussing his current new obsession, Noah Lyles. The gold-medalist caught his attention after his 100m win. To get deeper into this, Sherwin talks about not accepting mediocrity and making excellence the standard for our Black people. Also, would you consider Snoop Dogg average?
Sherwin is still stuck on the numbers of the 2024 Olympics and you know what his bright idea was? He needs to cover the 2028 Olympics in LA. Would you all like to get that coverage from Sherwin?
Sherwin continues on the topic of potentially trans people in the olympics. Same old song, but in order to combat transphobia, let's ask the RIGHT questions, if we don't know about something.
Sherwin begins the show discussing what horrific things he saw in a documentary last night: Black men in Milwaukee who aren't using their potential. It's astonishing to Sherwin how detached these people in the forgettable parts of Milwaukee are from the political scene...
Sherwin discusses something that is very prevalent in the city when Black people get rich. They leave. He discusses how there aren't many wealthy Black people in the city and why those that are flee out of the city. In addition, why is that the Black community and their varying tax brackets, specifically here, can't live in the same areas together?
Sherwin concludes the show getting in the dating conversation and how interesting it is that the more accomplished you are as a man, the less sensual you are in the bedroom. That's why these women love a thug, them folks know how to put it down! So they say...
Sherwin begins the show discussion yesterday's events of Donald Trump "gracing" Chicago's NABJ convention's stage. It was quite a sight, really embarrassing on his end, actually. But what's funny is that he can do and say absolutely anything, and it doesn't discount him. Imagine acting that powerful...
Yes, we all have grievances about things going on in this country, but it seems likewe just want someone to blame. Donald Trump gives that to you all, but does he give solutions?
Sherwin sets the record straight to let listeners know that it's okay to not like something gracefully. Sherwin is not everyone's cup of tea, and neither maybe neither are the other 101.7 The Truth shows. Take that up with them, though.
Sherwin starts the show with Vice President Kamala Harris' Georgia rally speech, and she is definitely coming in HOT! Trump don't want no smoke! But also, is bringing out hip-hop artists to appeal to potential voters a good strategy?
Sherwin speaks to listeners about a number of things, some on topic, most not. Our very own Tony Smith caught a few strays as well as Thanasis Antetokounmpo?
Sherwin wraps up his show expressing his disappointment in former MPS school board member Aisha Carr and her misconduct case. How she got in this mess, not sure, but we definitely have her snitching cousin to blame on outing her. Will she be able to bounce back from this?
Sherwin begins the show discussing the killing of Samuel SHarpe Jr. here in Milwaukee during the RNC. HE also creates the anticipation of speaking with congresswoman Jasmine Crockett about the upcoming presidential election and her support of VP Kamala Harris.
Sherwin takes a deep dive into the homelessness crisis and highlights veteran homelessness and how this is all an opening for racial profiling as well as makes those that are in that circumstance susceptible to cruel and unusual punishment. Take our very own Dontre Hamilton. Homelessness puts an unnecessary target on your back.
Sherwin wraps the show up questioning how can we in America fix this homelessness issue, especially for our beloved veterans that did not get a fair share at life after serving our country? Something about that doesn't sit well with Sherwin...
United State Representative Jasmine Crockett speaks with Sherwin about the upcoming presidential election as well as why Vice President Kamala Harris is the woman for the job...
Sherwin starts the show discussing how young voters just don't care nor understand the importance and implications of Black peole fighting for their voting rights. It really is important to know where you came from, so you know where you're going!
Sherwin gives us context on why reparations simply is very unlikely to happen for Black people because people aren't fully aware of the atrocities committed against Black people. Why do you think they're banning books in the classroom and trying to deplete the Department of Education. The dumber, the better!!
Sherwin concludes the show giving numbers on Black children and education as well as how voting is not about being selfish. Sure, your child will be fine and smart because you are doing fine and are smart. But what about those that are not?
Sherwin begins the show proposing his new political endeavor that he wants to bring to the Black Community. For far too long we have been uninformed about the ins and outs of politics and running a campaign. Sherwin wants to spearhead giving the Black Community of Milwaukee that access.
Sherwin discusses the recall of the MPS board as well as the hole Iesha Carr has found herself in. It's all quite unfortunate.
Sherwin wraps up the show concluding that Black Greek Letter Organizations are indeed a gang, dare he say, a cult. He also thinks it supports elitism and is selective in its support of the Black Community. Savanna refutes this, but is this how all of the Black community see Black Greeks?
Sherwin begins the show discussing the beauty of being able to step down and do things on your own terms, like President Joe Biden did. He also reminsces on Obama and his campaigning and how he will be endorsing VP Kamala Harris any moment now...
Sherwin gets in his moody mood for love and gives men advice on how to survive this crazy dating world. The first rule is to stop being thirsty!!
Sherwin wraps up the show speaking with listeners about his dating advice and how he won't compete with other men when dating. Do you all think that that takes away the fun of it all?
Sherwin begins the show discussing the tragedy of a death of Sonya Massey by the hands of the police. People are outraged, but Sherwin thinks that we as Black Wisconsinites need to take another approach...
Sherwin discusses the two referenda that are on the ballot this coming August. And we know what happened last time we voted on a referendum. This time just vote 'no'.
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing a number of topics including Black-on-Black crime vs. our counterpart's crime as well as the art of conversation. Just a little key of success, if someone asks how you are doi9ng, just say 'good' no need for the audio essay.
Sherwin begins the show discussing the recent events that have happened overnight in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris for president. The numbers are impressive and could possibly foreshadow how it will all go down? We shall see.
Sherwin is proud of the fact that though we may not come together as a people for everything, when it's important we will all stand for something. We have to be happy for the times that we do ban together, but we also must realize we are not a monolithic group of people.
Sherwin wraps up the show answering the most pressing question right now: Can Kamala win? Sherwin says, "yes, but it won't be easy." Trump's campaign has been put into a tailspin and are trying to play catch-up.
Sherwin begins the show with the big news that everyone is talking about all around the nation, VP Kamala Harris stepping up to be the Democratic presidential nominee. There's a lot of things that can be said but one thing we know for sure: this is the match-up of the ages. A criminal and a prosecutor competing for presidency!
We already know what a world with Trump for president looks like. But if he wins again, you know you'll have to double it. We are in very strenuous and dangerous times right now. No need to fearmonger, but...you should be scared.
Sherwin wraps up the show shouting out all the ladies. This is y'all's time! We are pushing the woman agenda and pushing the men to the side!
Sherwin can finally breathe after enduring the Republican National Convention. After everything he saw, including Trump coronation speech, he wants to warn everyone not to get soft on Trump. Apply that pressure!
Sherwin continues on about his experience at the RNC and his perception of the attendees. Individually they come off nice, but whew once they get together...a bit frightening, per Sherwin.
Sherwin wraps up the show theorizing about what would happen if Kamala became the Democratic nominee, which, at this point, isn't too far of a concept. That usn't the problem. The problem is us. Why do we think no one would vote for Kamala Harris???
Sherwin gives an inside scoop on what's going on at the RNC in downtown Milwaukee and he best puts it is "ominous". Is that the word you want used in relation to a presidential candidate?
Sherwin sheds a light on how horrific Trump really is, especially regarding the death penalty. Even his own friends couldn't advise him to do the right thing...
Sherwin wraps up the show gearing for the coronation of Donald Trump as the official presidential nominee for the Republican party. He discusses more on President Biden testing positive for Covid and what that means for the Democratic party as well as sharing the listeners opinions on this week's events at the RNC.
Sherwin begins the shows discussing last night's turn of events in downtown Milwaukee where a homeless man was shot and killed by Ohio police. Before we get all emotional about it, Sherwin wants us to actually look at the evidence and information at-hand.
Sherwin continues on about the topic of the recent killing by police hands yesterday and touches on how touchy of a relationship the Black Community and law enforcement is. There is also a possibility of federal regulations for how police do their job.
Sherwin wraps up the show speaking with U.S. Representative Glenn Grothman. They speak about the current state of U.S. politics as well as all things Wisconsin.
Sherwin begins the show discussing the apparent agenda of removing President Biden as the Democratic nominee and how it has simmered down now. But the question is "why"? He also gives the numbers for various states that represent candidate polling.
Sherwin discusses how there will be obstacles to try to stop the Black vote, but you must overcome, anyway. Especially in this election... He also tries to open up our eyes regarding what our country would look like without immigrants. Do y'all despise immigrants as much as y'all say y'all do?
Sherwin wraps up the show having a discussion with Trump supporters like Republican Strategist Mehek Cook about why Trump is the right candidate for America. The ways his supporters already have their answers together for the perfect response is incredible.
The Republican National Convention has arrived to Milwaukee and Sherwin shares his experience going to events where they thought he was Republican. He has some GOOD Stories!
The former President Trump was injured and almost assassinated while giving a speech in Pennsylvania during a campaign rally. Truth Nation reacts passionately. Some say it was real. Others say it was a hoax. What does Sherwin think?
The man who shot at Former President Donald Trump used an Assault Rifle. Sherwin ask will this be the tipping point for republicans to start talking about gun laws?
Sherwin talks about the amount of security and police officers from all over not Wisconsin but even more from around the country that will be here for the RNC. Sherwin goes over the rules and what you are and aren't allowed to bring to the RNC. Sherwin talks about gas mask being banned at the RNC and talks about how they really want everyone to feel everything from tear gas.
Sherwin discusses Biden's Nato News Conference last night as the Washington Post lists their takeaways and Sherwin gives his thoughts on it. Sherwin gets into conversations with Truth Nation on their thoughts about the RNC, President Biden, and outcomes of the upcoming election.
Sherwin discusses in hour 3 about kids attacking employees and stealing from stores Milwaukee, and that these kids are doing this daily since May. Sherwin gets into a heated debate about businesses hiring only black being the same as hiring only white. Is it the racist if a place only hires black people the same way it would be if a place only hired white people?
Sherwin discusses the RNC and the difficult things it is bringing here in Milwaukee. Sherwin talks about Project 25 and what he took from it from what he was able to read. Sherwin gets passionate about the all the problems and headaches that are going to happen over the RNC coming up and the issues we are having in the country.
Manela Barnes, Wisconsin's 45th Lt. Governor Joins The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. The discuss his last election and shares his thoughts on it, the electoral system, and everything on President Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Sherwin and Manela take an educational deep dive into all politics.
Sherwin discusses the need for older Presidents and tells truth nation the reasons he has behind it. Sherwin talks more about what will happen if Trump is elected with how dangerous it will be and the destruction, he can cause with having the most power a President has ever had.
Sherwin begins the show discussing the upcoming Republican National Convention here in Milwaukee and some rules for the visitors. He also touches on how Republicans are simply out of touch and need to do their research on the Black folk. cough Eric Hovde... We digress.
Sherwin gives the numbers on Black voter motivation and it's a bit concerning. Sherwin urges for the feeling of motivation to not be the motivating factor on Black voter turnout this upcoming presidential election.
Sherwin wraps up the show with the topic of immigrants. It's funny how Black people sound just like their white counterparts when the immigrant topic is on the table. Very telling...
Sherwin gives the numbers on Black voter motivation and it's a bit concerning. Sherwin urges for the feeling of motivation to not be the motivating factor on Black voter turnout this upcoming presidential election.
Sherwin kicks off the show trying to set the record straight. No, the interview between President Biden and Sherwin was NOT scripted. It seems like national media is trying to crack down on Black media professionals and are trying to push the 'Sleepy Joe' agenda. Why?
If you think that Black folks here in Milwaukee aren't going to be making money off the backend of the RNC, then you're wrong. Sherwin hates to say it, but it's the truth. There are definitely going to be skin-folk that won't be acting like kinfolk once the RNC rolls around come next week.
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing how prevalent politics is in daily conversation and how it can drive a wedge between people like never before. That's something Sherwin doesn't want to get into because well, he talks about politics every day. Speaking of politics, Sherwin outlines why making VP Kamala Harris a nominee in lieu of Biden would shake up the Republican campaign.
Sherwin begins the show discussing something that he seen that HORRIFIED him: girls twerking in an intersection at 2 A.M. Sherwin is appalled at this and concerned for our youth. Who do we blame? The parents?
Sherwin discusses why being a Black Republican is just.. backwards. It's like helping with the slave trade and not knowing that you are next. That's pretty diabolical.
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing the big thing of if President Joe Biden should drop out of the race. He discusses the implications of that and why Biden is the better option that Trump and his antics.
Sherwin begins the show discussing the recent 4th district special elections between Dora Drake and LaKeshia Myers. And let's just be truthful, Drake won by a landslide. But the important factor here is voter turnout. Black people, we must understand this is the KEY.
Sherwin sits down with Wisconsin State Representative and Assistant Minority Leader Kaylan Haywood. He discusses the current Milwaukee politics and, essentially, Haywood's next steps.
Sherwin closes out today's show with an always-controversial topic...men vs. women. Do women really need to start scouting for a husband to prevent being old and dried-up or do men need to get their act together before they die lonely at an elderly home? Who's really "the prize"?
The Supreme Court just recently ruled that basically Trump is immune to basically anything he ever done and ever will do. From a less dramatic approach, Sherwin describes the implication of this and how impactful this is.
The 14th Amendment is at stake, and no one is in an uproar about it. Read it yourself and you'll see just how in jeopardy we all, especially Black folk, really are.
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing how all of this law stuff works. He goes in depth and gives (quite unlikely) scenarios regarding how prosecution works and the checks and balances of it all.
Legendary US Representative from South Carolina Jim Clyburn kept it REAL today when he joined Sherwin Hughes to discussed President Biden's debate performance, Trump's "Black Jobs" comments and Biden's accomplishments as President.
Sherwin tells everyone out to calm down and R-E-L-A-X!! Sherwin says one debate does not mean the world is ending as he takes us through last night's Presidental Debate. Sherwin tells you why we need older president and puts the age debate to rest.
Sherwin explains why we actually need an older president and how older people are wiser. Sherwin explains what will take place and the plans Trump has. Sherwin and callers get heated in a back and forth educational conversation over the Presidential Debate.
Sherwin discusses more on the Biden and Trump Presidental Debate and tells you all the things that you might have missed or didn't understand. Sherwin talks about the brainwashing that Trump has done.
Sherwin begins the show discussing the long-awaited presidential debate against the checks notes old-head and the felon. He also discusses his recent endeavors at the Milwaukee Night Market. Things got a little interesting...
Sherwin gets into his dating and astrology bag and talks about his past romantic endeavors and their signs. If you're a Libra, Aries, or Sagittarius, hang it up, he's not interested. But if you're a Scorpio, hit his DMs!
Sherwin continues on the dating topic and one of his pet peeves, which is single mothers taking their time away from their kids to be with a man. Sherwin personally finds that egregious and a huge red flag. But it also depends on the age of the children right>?
Sherwin begins the show discussing how his second Beyond the Mic went off without a hitch! It was so nice seeing all of the wonderful listeners and getting to congregate with Truth Nation. Good Vibes!
Sherwin discusses our current state of the country and why inflation is what it is today. And no, it's not because of Biden. You do know we are capitalist society, right?
As Men Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, Sherwin talks about where exactly can Black men find solace and safety? Not many places, as we all know... He also discusses health insurance and Lisa and her one leg?
Milwaukee Radio Legend, Homer Blow joins the show for a conversation you don't want to miss. Also, get ready for his 30th community birthday party bash coming soon!
Sherwin's beloved listener Al comes in hot with discussing his disdain for this new craze in Milwaukee called...affordable housing. Are you all for against this new development?
Sherwin sets up today's show discussing the new beauty regimen that hit the Black woman streets, tanning, and dives into one of his favorite topics, tipping culture. Also, did you all see Kim Kardashian made an appearance at Summerfest? The tanning queen, actually!
Sherwin tries to give some advice about trying to get someone you're attracted to's attention and the "whacky" dating ways of Savanna? These young folk are truly incredible with how they go about things...
Sherwin wraps up today's show with the importance of males looking out for their women counterparts. He believes it is a man's responsibility to look out for the women that he is around wherever they go. That's all good and dandy, but kissing everyone you know, including your friends, on the lips, is INSANE. Don't do that...
Sherwin begins the show discussing one of his triumphant moments where he (temporarily) beat white supremacy through his intellect. You, see, you don't always have to fight it out, just smart it out.
That's right, summer officially began yesterday and by the looks of it, Milwaukee might be in for a ride. The violence is already commencing, and Sherwin is trying to prepare us for what might be to come. Stay safe out there.
Sherwin talks about what can be a touchy subject in the Black community, religion, and how interesting, intricate, and...lengthy the Commandments truly are. Do you really think the master and the slave can have the same religion? #QTNA
Sherwin begins today's show with a huge guest, Vice President Kamala Harris! He speaks with her about all things current politics and the upcoming presidential election.
Sherwin discusses one of the most underdog resources that's available to us right now, libraries. He shares his own experiences about growing up in a different times and how he garnered his education. He also speaks to a young mother about how her kids are educationally stimulated. And let's just say this, YouTube and TikTok aren't going to cut it.
Sherwin continues on about the recent violent events that happened at a young people concert in Milwaukee and how there is a very interesting link to lack of education and reading and how it affects conflict. Some listeners may not agree but it's quite complex and more than just about picking up a book...or the lack thereof.
Sherwin begins the show discussing his own experience of not traveling as much as he wanted to growing up, even though coming from a well-to-do household. Things might be different now, but growing up a Black kid in the 70s and 80s, traveling wasn't a common thing.
Sherwin loves Airbnbs for many reasons, but one being he can (somewhat) feel at home as well as have some well-deserved privacy. Do married parents get to do the things they want to do while staying in a hotel? No, that's why Sherwin says book a "bnb".
Speaking of married folk and their vacation time being used wisely, Sherwin talks about why people are so sad in their marriages and end up cheating. While on vacation, it's not the single people you need to be worried about. It be the MARRIED men. Stay vigilant, ladies.
Sherwin begins the show with some juicy details from last night's MPS school board meeting. Lots of high emotions, Sherwin would say. Regarding recall, we are on a long road...
Sherwin holding his cards close to his chest, but he got something for all the haters out there! Sherwin said it forget the 'Big 3', "It's just big me!" He also continues on the conversation of MPS and where, specifically, white parents send their children.
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing how everyone needs to give the dads out there their flowers! It's not about the momma that think they the momma and the daddy. You're still just the momma...
Sherwin begins today's show wondering what Milwaukee actually does right. Well, our summers are amazing, yes, but what else? Show us another trick...
Sherwin just doesn't understand why you all get married if all you all are going to do is get a divorce as soon as your man doesn't do what you want him to do. Well, yes, he is mainly asking this question to women. Stop being mean and stingy, per Sherwin.
Sherwin speaks on the anomaly of being a Black Trumper. Just one question: Why? Sherwin believes Milwaukee needs to start closing the gaps regarding the political Black community here.
Sherwin begins the show continuing his theme on education and why white people only want to watch inner-city endeavors from a distance. Yes, they may work for MPS, but you best believe they're not putting their kids in that mess.
Most Black people are hopeful in their success and their progression in their finances, but don't trust the Institution. Sherwin thinks that we need to make our voices ring louder in changing the American institution, but when we do, we're ignored, or the change is temporary...
Sherwin wraps up the show discussing Black businesses and how the value of anything the Black community involves itself with immediately goes down. Take Elsa's for example. It used to be seen as a swanky place for mainly white people but now it's ninja central...
The political streets are getting hot as the election for the one to finish 4th District State Senator Lena Taylor's latest term. Who will it be? The competition is steep, and the drama is coming to an all-time high.
Sherwin goes IN on those who are looking to be on the ballot this summer like Lakeshia Myers, and frankly, she's not having. She calls in to give her two cents and attempts to get Sherwin straight. Is it 'Get Buck with Sherwin' Day??
Sherwin continues in his 4 District Assembly election talk while also reprimanding the Black community a bit. We have a responsibility to ourselves to be well informed and hold ourselves accountable. No more excuses or playing the race card, per Sherwin.
Sherwin came across a new trend on social media called 'The Black Wife Effect" where Black women have "glo'd" their non-Black husband up. It's giving from rags to riches vibe. Sherwin is fine with that! As long as it can go both ways...
The problem these days, according to Sherwin, is that Black women don't stay down for the come up. They want to meet you and the finish line but not join you in the running. Is this true for all Black women? Maybe not. But it sure looks like that to Sherwin.
Sherwin speaks with Acts Housing Michael Gosman and BMO Harris Bank Anthony Hudson about the benefits of buying a home and how possible it is for everyone. He then continues on the topic of the 'Black Wife Effect' as well as baby instincts?
Sherwin starts the show with a follow up from yesterday regarding children's behavior. We need to stop putting all the blame on these kids and start looking at the real culprits...THE PARENTS. Y'all be acting a darn fool thinking your kids won't catch on.
Sherwin thinks white folk cosplaying as Black people is just a form of flattery. Well let's pose this question: is appropriation REALLY a problem? Aren't we all one in the grand scheme of it all?
Sherwin gets word that Dr. Ken has been talking crap about him. That's something he can't go for! So, he gets in the booth and lays down that FIRE. Sherwin considers it flattery, at the end of the day...
Sherwin must have taken some truth serum this morning because he's coming in hot! One thing he wants to make clear is that if you not from Milwaukee and have the nerve to talk about what we're not doing right in the city, take your tail back to where you came from! Complaining rights is for those born and raised in MKE...
Sherwin chimes in on the viral video of the white dad who bum rushed the Black superintendent in Baraboo, WI during his daughter's graduation. One thing Black folks are going to do is play the race card, which can be fair most times. But is that really the root cause of this moment?
Sherwin, yet again, takes a jab at Gen-Z as he discusses why they are being coddled so much in a world that is quite the contrary. Bringing your mom to a work interview is CRAZY and Sherwin dislikes all this hullabaloo parents create over their Gen-Z children. But do you know what he dislikes even more than that? MOMMA'S BOYS.
Sherwin begins the show with a very special guest, former school board director, Aisha Carr. One could definitely say she told us so...because well, she did. Aisha Carr gives us an inside scoop on all the things she wishes she could've said or did but couldn't.
Sherwin continues his conversation with Aisha Carr regarding all things MPS including the streets saying she's in the line of succession for MPS superintendent... Her response may or may not be the answer to make MPS great again...no Donald Trump.
Sherwin wraps up his highly informative show giving some encouragement to the listeners about how effective we can be when we're fed up. Some listeners are still trying to perform for the white man with the respectability politics but who cares?! You still a ninja to them...
Sherwin begins the show with the biggest news about the Trump Trials. Donald Trump has been found guilty on 34 charges after the jury deliberated and Sherwin is having a field day.
Sherwin tries to give his best Donald Trump impressions but gets a little...locked up. He also lets the listeners in on the remarks Trump gives after his charges were stated.
The die-hard Trump dumpers are saying the trials are all rigged but, how so? Sherwin gives a tidbit about the news outlets the juries observe and honestly, it's not giving rigged. Everything is always being "tampered" with when your dog in the fight loses, huh?
Black people have some nerve to complain about Democrats when there's literally no one else rooting for us, per Sherwin. Sherwin tries to get to the bottom of why we're always fussing at the Democratic party. It's either the "try to heal the world" agenda or "definitely kill the world" agenda, your choice, Black people...
White supremacy today, white supremacy to stay. at least that's what "they" want. Just because a white is nice to you doesn't mean they want your Black kids breathing up their white kids' air or education... Also, is college the epicenter of finding a spouse? Well, that's all up for debate.
Looks like Berrada Properties is trying to turn a new leaf. Sherwin has a conversation with Berrada Properties Community Outreach Director Archie Blunt and Community Health Worker for City on a Hill LaTrice Luckett about the new health initiative that will be available for Berrada tenants to increase morale and well-being.
Sherwin continues on about Trump but also discusses language and how important it is for children in America to know more than one, especially Spanish. He's also trying to figure out who's out to get him because why is his picture not up on the station website? In addition, did you know that Savanna can speak a little bit of Yoruba? Don't know the language, look it up!
Sherwin wraps up the show questioning the women who are all for Trump about if there is any outrage about his...indecencies. He asked for women trump supporters to call to give more clarity on why they are supporting him. They never called...
Sherwin begins the show discussing the Trump trials as the jury for his case are now deliberating. He also dives into what the country, or even the world, would look like if Trump got reelected. Imagine things a lot worse with lots more "dumb-dumbs" ...
Sherwin begins the show discussing how just because you don't subscribe to a fact, doesn't mean it's not true. Face it, you're just a nonbeliever. He also starts on the current demographic of most medical professionals and the reason there aren't many that look like us and how that plays out...
Sherwin expounds on the topic of racism in the medical field and how it affects not just the Black patients but also the Black people in the profession. The mistreatment on both ends is egregious. Also, not sure if you all are aware but it's either let the non-Black medical professional help you or...death, perhaps? Your choice.
Sherwin speaks with bank professionals about having a healthy credit score and what it takes to receive loans. There's a lot of moving parts to make sure you're doing your financial due diligence. In addition, he wraps up the conversation of racism in medicine.
Sherwin has been doing some really big things lately! From interviewing President Biden to appearing on CNN, TWICE?! The show begins with giving Sherwin his well-deserved flowers and we thank Truth Nation for supporting through it all! :)
Sherwin gets on the topic of immigrants and why this country hates them so bad. It's quite ironic... In addition, Sherwin talks about how following the "script" is commonly said to ensure success for Black people. Is the "script" the pathway to escape racism?
Sherwin gives a history lesson on how Democrats turned from being the party of the racists to now being the face of what is considered the pathway to freedom. The roles have changed, and the tables have turned, so they say.
Sherwin begins the show with discussing dreams and the many different interpretations they can have. He also gets into the topic of the relationship between the subjective and objective aspects of racism. It is quite common to see a hotep Black man with a beach blonde bad bui-...You get the picture.
Sherwin continues on about how people can love an individual but not what they stand for or associate with. He also starts the conversation of cigarettes and the politics behind how hard menthol cigarettes hit the Black streets and hasn't gone away.
Sherwin wraps up the topic of cigarettes and their impact in the Black community and how the Biden Administration looked to ban them. But one thing Black people are going to do is ban together for niche things, like keeping menthol cigarettes on the sale rack. Black folk, put the squares DOWN.
Sherwin starts the show discussing finances and what that means to Americans today. Most people in the nation are truly just one paycheck or inconvenience away from poverty...
Sherwin continues on the topic of money and puts some numbers behind just how truly poor the average person is in this country. He also discusses the idea of tipping and pizza...?
Sherwin receives a call from a listener who just can't understand why the police is on his case. Aside from the illegal license plates and other things, the caller just doesn't understand the "racial profiling"!
This Hour Sherwin Sets The Tone Of Todays Show with Politics, Trump Supporters, and Which Candidates People Are Considering.
Sherwin begins the show speaking on Donald Trump and how he's just as old we make Joe Biden to be. He also talks about how Republicans are the culprits people try to make the Democrats out to be in the Black Community...
Sherwin speaks on the variety of celebrities that have feel from grace, namely Bill Cosby and Diddy. He emphasizes how other forms of abuse are just as damaging as physical abuse and how women are contenders in abuse as well.
Sherwin speaks with representatives of Acts Housing and BMO, Dee Kemp and Quincy Malone, about all things home ownership and financing. Later on in the hour, Sherwin has a conversation with Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson about the state of the city of Milwaukee and the upcoming presidential election candidates.
Some things went down yesterday in "Politic"-land during a House Oversight Committee meeting between Rep. Jasmine Crockett and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Words were exchanged and it got a bit ugly. Sherwin shares his opinion on the whole matter...
Sherwin takes it to the history books just to show you all that presidents can do whatever they want unscathed! No matter what Trump does, it's HIGHLY likely that he will receive immunity. In fact, not only will he get immunity it will become LEGAL.
Did you know that the YMCA song is a gay anthem? Maybe you did, maybe you didn't but yes, it is gay, per Sherwin and just about everyone else. He also discusses hoe giving out compliments may not be seen as innocent as one could make it to be.
Sherwin starts off the show discussing how and why people vote for the presidential candidates that they do. Furthermore, on the voting topic, Sherwin talks about how the higher the Black voting number, the more efforts there are to make voting more difficult in the Black community.
Sherwin discusses the Kansas City Chief's kicker Harrison Butker's comments at the Benedictine College as the commencement speaker. What he had to say varied from LGBTQ+ matters, women and their roles, as well as COVID-19. It ruffled many feathers and Sherwin is confused on why he is in women's business, first and foremeost.
Sherwin speaks on the ideologies and fundamentals people used to grow up with regarding discrimination and how that affects people's mindsets. Then, he gets notice from a listener that folks were giving out free gas in connection to a conservative group at a Black woman-owned gas station in Milwaukee. The irony of that...
The cat's out the bag! Sherwin speaks to the President of the United States, Joe Biden, about the Black community and their impact in the upcoming presidential election. He also begins to touch on the topic of having children and how they ruin- I mean, affect your life.
Sherwin talks about just how much children can affect your financial life and how much money you would even need to keep a child alive. Let's not even get into how much it costs to make sure their life is actually happy and fruitful. That's an extra 20K...
Sherwin wraps up the conversation of children and how they could potentially crush your dreams. Speaking of wrapping up, Sherwin talks about his opinion about men and women keeping their babies. You're a baby-mama because you chose to be, according to Sherwin...
President Biden joins Sherwin Hughes where he discusses what is at stake in this 2024 Election and also answers the burning questions on the black communities� mind. What has he done for the Black Community! The President didn�t shy away from the question.
Sherwin has an announcement and it's going to be big! He also begins on the topic of how highway construction has had a negative effect on Black communities. In addition, Sherwin talks about who the real culprits are...the Republicans.
Sherwin discusses how diversity will never exceed white people...ever. Look at the banning of books...they're trying to exclude Black folk. This is the Republicans' doing!
Sherwin speaks with listeners that call in and things get a little, unholy. One might think Jesus could've been fine. Is Jesus fantasies a thing?
Sherwin starts the show with talking about freedom and what that could potentially look like. However, it seems like we need to be reminded that freedom also means the ability to gain knowledge. And if that's case, some of y'all are PRISONERS. Read a book.
Sherwin continues on the topic of education, specifically in the Milwaukee Public School system and some interesting things they have permitted to let students slide on by. He says the young people don't even know how to write a check... It's official, we are indeed losing recipes.
Along with poor educational abilities, the young folk are popping out looking like "who did it and why?". If Sherwin sees another bonnet or, as he would call it, "Walmart Attire", he's going to lose it.
It's been a lot of unrest lately in our country. From college graduations being halted due to protests to another killing of a Black man by police. What Sherwin has to say on the matter, might be contrary to the typical response...
Sherwin gives you a breakdown on how to deal with the police when they come banging at your door. Additionally, he also speaks with Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley on all things current Milwaukee.
Sherwin continues on the topic of what your rights are when encountering the police. But to begin, he dabbles in the conversation of reminiscing about his childhood and how he was brought up. And oh yeah, Happy Mother's Day to the GOOD mothers out there...
Sherwin talks about how artificial intelligence will be reaching these Milwaukee streets soon, but how will this affect the people in this city? Surely, this will have an effect on current employment disparities, amongst other things.
Sherwin continues on about artificial intelligence and how its future involvement could have an impact on the creation of policies and paradigms. In addition Sherwin takes a call from the Democratic National Convention chair, Jaime Harrison.
Sherwin gets deep into the religion talk as he talks about the Jehovah's Witness belief system and its members. He then talks to some callers about the matter and there seems to end up being a "godly-off". Whoever goes to heaven wins!
Sherwin gives a description on his perspective of who the political parties are and what they stand for. But on a serious note, what exactly are U.S. citizens looking for? What's the destination or end goal? These are things we must reflect on...
From bathrooms to Kaitlyn Jenner, Sherwin discusses Black male masculinity and how that looks different than other forms of masculinity. He then talks about how Drake and Kendrick aren't exhibiting any of the qualities of what a Black man is in this "beef" they got going on.
Sherwin can't wrap his mind around why the two rap artists Drake and Kendrick Lamar are beefing. Is this even real beef? Because back in his day it would've end with somebody bussing a cap in somebody's...you know what.
Sherwin finds it interesting that most people that work in notable places in the city, aren't even MPS made. He talks about why that is so on a political level.
Sherwin takes an interesting call from a listener who buys cookies from Family Dollar... He also touches on the topic of what supporting the MPS Referendum will mean for our city's youth.
Sherwin has a discussion with The Institute for Reforming Government's Senior Research Director, Quinton Klabon, regarding education in the Milwaukee area. Klabon gives a rundown on the do's and don'ts of navigating proper education for our youth.
Sherwin begins the show discussing all of the shenanigans that occurred over the weekend in the city of Milwaukee. Look what that warm weather make Milwaukeeans do... He links this all together regarding how crime and violence is connected to schooling or lack thereof.
Sherwin takes some calls from listeners and the conversation get somber as one of the listeners, Tony, opens up about his struggles as a blind man. He can't even see the world without the hassle of the fear of reckless driving in the city...
Sherwin continues on about the trade industries and how there is more to life than just acquiring a trade for Black men. He then goes on about Father's Day and fathers not getting any love! At least not as much as y'all mammies.
Sherwin takes an ironic route on the idea that Black people should leave the past in the past. It's not like racism exists today or anything...
We already knew white folks don't want Black people in their neighborhoods, but Sherwin takes a deep dive into the numbers and history behind Black home ownership and its disparities. It doesn't matter if you're Black and want property in the suburbs or the metropolitan area, "NO NEGROES ALLOWED".
Sherwin continues on the topic of Black home ownership as well as how the factors of racism just keep piling on. Also, have y'all noticed how quickly companies have switched up on the Black community?
Sherwin goes on his usual tirade as he discusses Donald Trump's trip to our neck of the woods. He then comes across some "coon"-ery as he discusses a particular vegan Black business owner that welcomed Trump into her establishment for some eats. The gag is, Trump's not even a "vay-gan"...
Milwaukee School Board Member Aisha Carr has officially resigned. Sherwin talks about the burdens one must carry as a Black elective and if it's even really all that worth it...
Sherwin talks about reparations in America and in what ways Black people could possibly get paid. A gold bar, perhaps? He then mentions the Fort Knox Bullion Depository and you won't believe what used to be stored in there...
Sherwin speaks on something we rarely ever think about: the privilege of choice, no matter how simple or complex. Despite what those choices are, good or bad, there is a luxury in that.
Sherwin talks about a range of topics consisting of reality shows like '90 Day Fianc�', 'Seeking Siter Wives', and...'Mandingo' as well as the connection between low voter turnout and increase in things like taxes. All of this goes into a conclusion of the analogy of the increase in Trump approval rating relating to the decrease of education. What a surprise...
Sherwin goes in on reckless drivers as he mentions a recent Milwaukee reckless driving tragedy and how it's an epidemic in our city. He also talks about the racial implications behind access to driving and why this can lead to a criminal pipeline for specifically Black men.
It's a national unrest and we're living in the young people's world. As this continues, Sherwin sheds light on the topics of student protests, the upcoming RNC, and this year's presidential election. What sense does it make to bring polling observers to the city?
Sherwin talks about prominent men in this country like Donald Trump who have cheated on their wives and their reactions, or lack thereof. He then links it to the current Trump trials and how this potentially has an effect on deception of voters.
Women seem so stressed nowadays... Sherwin gets the listeners all riled up as he looks to receive feedback from women on what they need from men, in this society. Instead, male listeners call in to share their two cents.
Sherwin speaks on the idea that power can sometimes undermine progress, especially in the Black community. Good examples of this can even be found in our neck of the woods. Take a look at Common Council President Jose Perez: one could wonder how he's using his power to help or stagnate specifically the Black community...
Sherwin wonders about how Black men are viewed by women today. Are Black men still considered providers and protectors when the number of employed men has dwindled? Is it acceptable to have a man at the house, not contributing to the betterment of the household financially?
Sherwin continues on with the conversation regarding the numbers that accompany the fact that more men are utilizing support from the government. Listeners call in and give the inside scoop on how you can possibly get that beloved government check...
Sherwin begins his discussion with keys on how to have a successful, prosperous life. He ties education into this and how the lack thereof can create...a Trump Voter.
Sherwin continues on the topic of education and doesn't want his listeners to be fooled...politicians are just really good actors. If the people of America understood this concept, we might be in a much different position.
Sherwin speaks with his loyal callers about what contributes to quality of life. Their opinions on education and its link to longevity vary...
Sherwin speaks on the sentiment of Hispanics and Latinos being the new "X-Factor" in the upcoming presidential election and how this affects Black people. Is this minority group taking precedent over Black America? We might have to get in where we fit in...
The callers get all linguistic on Sherwin as the discussion of language in America comes into play. How and why do Black Americans defend the English language so hard? Sherwin then touches on Black people in government spaces and how that came to be. Thanks, J.F.K.
Sherwin dives deep into the evolution of racism and how it affects education in this country and the link between education and politics. There is a factor that needs to be acknowledged more regarding the amount of education one has and what political party they potentially sway toward...
Sherwin discusses his desire to be on a jury one day and the process of what it takes to be on one as he covers the topic of jury pool requirements in Wisconsin. He goes in depth about the effects of a diverse jury or rather, the history of the lack thereof...
Continuing on about jury diversity, Sherwin talks to a White caller that speaks about why some potential Black jurors might not make the cut. Sherwin sets him straight with the statistics...the numbers will always tell the Truth!
Callers get deep as they speak with Sherwin about Christianity and its validity in today's society. Is The Bible really all that accurate? Sherwin also continues to touch on our neck of the woods (Wisconsin) and the changing criteria to be a part of the jury pool.
Sherwin starts off discussing the ongoing Donald Trump Trial, but somehow ends up ranting about his bone to pick with his recent DoorDash delivery. What he thought was supposed to be his well-packaged food, ends up being, what at least smells like, a weed edible.
Black women have been known to show their disproval when they see a Black man with a non-Black woman, so they say... Sherwin discusses the backlash of interracial relationships, specifically with Black men and non-Black women, and the reactions one must "endure".
Sherwin takes it way back as he talks about how differently Generation X grew up than other generations and how it affects society today. Will Gen. X be cooler old people than the Baby Boomers?
Sherwin speaks about the outrage expressed by parents regarding the recent MPS Board meeting and how this specifically affects Black inner-city children. Is MPS turning its back on the people that need them the most? Well, the parents aren't having it!
Sherwin speaks on the seemingly unfair protester rules for the upcoming Republican National Convention that will take place in the city of Milwaukee this summer. One could think this event is in favor of nominating a fascist...
Sherwin follows up on his discussion about MPS and takes calls from listeners. What the listeners have to say takes the show for a turn that may raise your eyebrow...
Sherwin discusses the success rate of different couples from a white guy and black women to black guy at white women to even lesbians. Sherwin tells you which is actually the most successful and least and the answer may surprise you. Sherwin also discusses the topic of women wanting or having firearms and talks about how most women tend to not even ever shoot when given the chance too. Sherwin gives statistics and examples of female officers and them using their firearms. Sherwin talks about stereotypes like that if you are black that you must be a great athlete and if you are not then you are looked down upon.
Sherwin discusses with listeners what consequences to crimes, like stealing, should look like. Some think an eye for an eye just isn't enough...
Sherwin continues his wild conversations with Truth Nation and more and more people call in giving outlandish wild takes. Sherwin quizzes new producer Savannah and asks her all sorts of questions.
This Hour Sherwin Talks About Maxwell Anderson Attorney Anthony "Tony" Cotton. Do Criminals Have Rights?
This Hour Sherwin Talks About Johnnie Cochran Representing OJ's Dreamteam and Other Celebs. Dr. Ken Chimes in.
This Hour Sherwin Takes A Callers Call And Discusses The Callers Son Case And If he Did It.
Milwaukee has the chance to do something historic and today we will find out how they truly feel about us and find out how they react when THEY know we are just around the corner...
So they were suppose to host the vote on the stream but knew the embarrassment they were about to cause so they did it behind closed doors. Shocker right? NOT.
When it comes to how some of these meetings look, it can be compared to an interracial wedding.
Sherwin discusses former Presidents and their dating lives. He dives into how he believe most probably did cheat on their significant others.
This hour Sherwin talks about certain individuals and the different lifestyles that causes infidelity. He also talks about how gender roles plays a part in it.
This hour Sherwin talKs about marriage and infidelity and how which gender trumps the other.
Sherwin dissects the new inquiry to impeach President Joe Biden and how the RNC next July might benefit democrats in the upcoming election. He later breaks down a survey about life being easier to get ahead for men in America.
Sherwin recounts so gender troupes that are not at all equal. He also discusses some tips on how you know your country is becoming a fascist state and later shares a time when he was seduced.
Sherwin discusses dating and courting and women who need a rich man in order to date them. Sherwin also asks Ms. Shack out on a date.
He discusses Aaron Rodgers' possible torn Achilles, a career ending injury. He also breaks down his time with the Green Bay Packers and the influence he had. And do you know how to tell Venus and Serena Williams apart?
Sherwin continues to try and figure out the difference between tennis champs Venus and Serena Williams. He later finds a list of celebrity virgins and has a conversation about abstinence.
Sherwin discusses a resolution that was passed by Milwaukee's County board to make the city a transgender, non-binary sanctuary.
Sherwin recounts what airports operated like before 9/11. He also discusses the limits Anti-vaxxers will go. He later dissects Islam and what is currently the biggest threat to national security.
Sherwin discusses a wild critical race theory commercial he saw during the Packer game Sunday. He also breaks down the spotlight on Joe Biden leading up to the new election.
Sherwin discusses re-registering his vehicle with a new license plate. He also talks about the evolution of modern computer technology and surveillance under the Patriot Act.
Sherwin dives into climate Change. He also dissects ornithology and the racism found in the most inconspicuous trades and studies.
Sherwin continues his conversation on critical race theory, conspiracies and Bob's dating life.
Sherwin discuses educational courses that many black and brown children are being gatekept from, as well as the racist history of John Muir. He also discusses Bob's status as a potential sugar daddy.
Sherwin discusses the number of African Americans in Wisconsin and the major of them being in just Milwaukee on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes on the award winning 101.7 The Truth. Sherwin discusses how you can be replaced in your job because of culture fit and discusses is segregation tactics used by companies. Sherwin talks abouts things to avoid doing at work today like texting your co-workers outside of work just in case you accidentally send them a message that wasn't meant for them.
Sherwin discusses his concern over if a girl only has male friends and zero female friends on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes on the award winning 101.7 The Truth. Sherwin discusses more on work environment, participating in work events, and if there should be a safe space with only your culture at work. Sherwin talks about his happy hour experience with DJ Brotha Z and Ben Jamin.
Sherwin asks if minorities have a safe space in the workplace that can't be intruded on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes on the award winning 101.7 The Truth. Sherwin discusses more his issues with females who only have male friends with callers.
Sherwin walks the timeline of what a child criminal is. He explains their pathway into intense crime from starting from stealing cars to growing their rap sheet to illegally obtaining guns and selling drugs. He also addresses the expense the community pays for these crimes.
Sherwin addresses the upcoming trial of the 10-year-old who murdered his mother and is being charged as an adult.
Sherwin continues his conversation regarding the trial and behavior of the 10-year-old who murdered his mother at point blank range. Callers chime in for reasons why and how to prevent similar behavior with other Milwaukee youths. He also revisits the conversation about protecting black women.
Sherwin discusses the early closure of schools due to heat. He talks about the growing shortage of teachers and even bus drivers. Then later he breaks down the proficiency scores in education for MPS students of which black students are scoring the lowest.
Sherwin continues to break down the decline in education for all students across the country. He discusses how students are struggling in math which can impact the nation and how literacy can also impact voting. He also talks about a recent social media incident where a woman was assaulted by a man with a brick.
Bob breaks down a 7-year marriage in which he never told his ex-wife he loves her. Sherwin continues to break the brick incident and callers weigh in on whether they should or shouldn't help in a situation like this.
Sherwin introduces a trivia game he posted on his Facebook page for listeners. Do you think you can answer all the questions. He also discusses how we might already be receiving reparations.
Sherwin discusses dating a subordinate or a coworker. He shares his own experience in this and what he has witnessed over the years. This all comes on the heels of Governor Tony Evers' Chief of Staff who was found to be dating a subordinate but neither he nor the governor stated they care.
Ms. Shack recounts her birthday shenanigans, which include a wild night at JD the Poet's poetry night, a gas station with naked women and going to the strip club with her son. Again, happy birthday Ms. Shack
Mitch McConnell was once again struck frozen while speaking at a press conference. Sherwin dissects growing old when it comes to politics and when is the right time to retire. He also reminisces about his late grandmother and when it is right to intervene and the start of the process of dying.
Sherwin continues his conversation about age and elders. He also receives a very passionate and probably personal call from Al regarding his taking care of your elders who are passing on. Also, happy early birthday to Ms. Linda Shack!
XL Property and Contracting owner Al Cole stops in to talk Sherwin about property management, roof inspections, and his services. He also addresses the recent passing of the 11-year-old who was put in critical condition while bike riding in the hit and run. He talks about what it's like to bike ride in Milwaukee and going to the gym.
Sherwin discusses incarceration rates and stats and how they impact the black community. He dissects racial divides in our society and how racism and unwanted black children are more susceptible to being incarcerated.
Sherwin breaks down intersectionality of the various forms of oppression black people can face. Sherwin also addresses the housing issue in Milwaukee. And Sherwin tries to buy Dave Chappelle tickets on the air but forgets his password.
How clingy is too clingy? Sherwin talks about some dos and don'ts for men when it comes to building a relationship with a woman. He also tackles navigating dating women with children.
Sherwin tries to help bring sense into the community regarding black health and taking preventative measures. He encourages receiving the flu shot amidst new growing numbers of covid cases.
Sherwin talks to his callers about solutions to illnesses that plague the black community. From ginger drinks to marijuana, old and young weigh in on their home remedies but no one mentions modern medicine. Sherwin also dissects the relationship between the black community and modern medical treatment. Are medical professionals here to heal or hurt?
Sherwin discusses medical marijuana and recreational marijuana. He tackles the journey Wisconsin would need to take in order to get either legalized in the state.
Three people died after a racial charged mass shooting took place in Jacksonville, Florida which is now being considered a hate crime. Sherwin talks about the continuing violence against black people and how the changes on critical race theory in Florida and Arkansas is making an impact.
Today marks the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his infamous "I Have a Dream" speech. Sherwin discusses the importance of his speech and the state of our nation and Black Americans 60 years later. He also talks about racism and the hate crimes we are still experiencing today.
Sherwin breaks down a new plan form the GOP to make a concentrated government to assume all state and national power including federal law enforcement, and the illegal practice of impoundment. The plan is called Project 2025.
Sherwin Talks about Donald Trump's mugshot and how the public have been responding... positively. Sherwin also breaks down "The Establishment" and what that looks like in America today.
Senator Lena Taylor and Dr. Michael Bonds join Sherwin Hughes to talk about Dr. Bonds new book releases. His new books encapsulate, in great detail, the history of black Americans in Milwaukee throughout the last several decades and more.
Sherwin recounts Senator Lena Taylor's involvement in getting him on the Radio and local politics. They also further discuss Dr. Michael Bonds books.
Chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party Ben Wickler joins Sherwin to discuss the first Republican presidential primary debate. Sherwin also illuminates us on his experience attending the debate
Sherwin discusses parallels between the Nazis and their removal of history through literature ad education and the current removal of black history in Arkansas and Florida.
Local activist Vaun Mayes joins Sherwin Hughes to talk about the excessive crime in Milwaukee and how non-political local leaders are trying to find ways to heal and correct the community from crime and violence.
Sherwin speaks to Former Lt. Gover of Wisconsin, Mandela Barnes about the Republican Presidential Primary Debate, the presidential election and current candidate polling.
US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene joins The Truth with Sherwin Hughes to talk about the state of the Republican party, the Trump administration, Trump's Indictments, and the upcoming presidential election.
Truth Nation... and a few Georgian constituents call in to weigh in on the Marjorie Taylor Greene Interview with Sherwin Hughes.
DNC chair Jamie Harrison joins Sherwin to talk the state of the Democratic party and president Joe Biden's agenda. Sherwin also shares who his mystery guest will be before the Republican debate this week.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson wants to make adjustments to the office of violence prevention. Sherwin breaks down if this is the route the city should take and if it will really be helpful.
Sherwin talks about religion and caller Al's presence and religious commentary. He also addresses the "the big list" a journalistic compilation of female sexual predators and the gender bias surrounding it.
Shootings, crime and mayhem... From a lil' baby concert to Puerto Rican fest, the city of Milwaukee was crime-ridden over the weekend. Sherwin wants to know who in our city leadership cares?
Sherwin may have a special republican politician on the show Wednesday. Sherwin also discusses black and brown republicans. He talks about their status within the GOP locally and as national political candidates.
Truth nation callers call in with their guesses on who Sherwin may be interviewing later this week.
Sherwin talks about the idea of a new republican lead in the upcoming election, Tim Scott. Sherwin also contemplates how Joe Biden will contend in a mobile and very public campaign in 2024 vs. his campaign during the pandemic.
We have hour filled of updates from our callers. Andy calls in to inform us about his Saturday evening with his boss from his undisclosed employment in which you need "Samples" to apply to. Ms. Shack gives us an update on the CPS kids and a neighborhood fire. And Sherwin and producer Rhea get uninvited to visit the blind.
Sherwin asks Truth Nation, what is the price for the black persons vote? What do we want to see our political leaders do and is it enough for us to vote for them?
Sherwin continues the conversation regarding the price for black people to vote. What will propel us too the polls?
Welp, we take another trip down reparations road. Sherwin discusses the differences in America between races that were somewhat compensated for atrocities committed by the government.
Sherwin is back from being on assignment and is ready to break down Donald Trump's most recent indictment regarding RICO charges.
Sherwin continues to break down the Donald's Trumps newest indictment and how the legal proceedings may play out and the likelihood of Trump going to prison.
Sherwin addresses Truth Nation and their commentary on somehow blaming black people and Joe Biden for Donald Trump's indictment? 2+2 is equaling 5...
Sherwin discusses attending the Wisconsin State Fair, and their most recent mishap. Allegedly there is a cow entering a competition who has a very interesting name, Jigaboo.
Sherwin talks about a recent friend who asked for help with an eviction notice. However, she received the notice after she already moved out.
Sherwin addresses Montell Brown, Wisconsin's habitual traffic offender who has racked up at least 115 tickets, yet he has not faced jail time. Sherwin also gets another update from Ms. shack and discusses how involved we as a community should be when it comes to our youth and stopping crime. Has Ms. shack gone too far?
Sherwin addresses a recent incident regarding a hit and run in Kenosha, WI. The hit and run resulted in suspects hiding in a local Applebee's and the Applebee's employees giving the wrong suspects to the police.
Sherwin gets another update on the CPS case Ms. Shack called in about. Things have progressed and Sherwin takes time to explain our roles when it comes to protecting our children. He also breaks down Marcy's Law.
Should we have younger politicians? Sherwin states that our youth, the gen-z and millennials, don't vote. So ideally they shouldn't be running for office versus the experienced 60 year old charismatic candidate. He also talks about the desire hetero cis men have for masculine women.
We hear from Bob and he has a lot to share about being a single parent raising his three kids and the absence of their mother, which led to him missing a parenting moment of telling his daughters about their periods. This opens a broader question regarding single parents, child support, and deadbeat mothers being absent due to.. crack?
We continue the conversation regarding single dads, dead beat moms, AND we get an update from Ms. Shack about the CPS children in the neighborhood featuring the guest of the day... crack.
Sherwin gives further thoughts on the Montgomery, Alabama riverwalk brawl and how this may lead to more violence as black people rarely "win". He also addresses the increasing number of high-speed chases in Milwaukee.
Sherwin explains his recent reflections in life. He also talks about He also discusses separating the art from the artist.
Sherwin breaks down the likelihood of a third-party candidate winning the 2024 election. He also discusses Trump's incoming 5th indictment this year as well as the republican candidates shaking out to be a part of the upcoming primary debate, scheduled for later this month.
Sherwin gives a much needed history lesson and discusses the dynamics of the black family in America. He breaks down the roles of both black men and women have been subjected to due to the systemic absence of the black man in the home by white oppressors.
Sherwin breaks down the roles of black women in America in detail. From the plagued stereotypes of a jezebel to a mammy and then a sapphire, he describes how these were forced roles due to the systemic absence of black men.
Sherwin continues his conversation on the roles and stereotypes of black men and women in America. He dissects Hilary Clinton's 2016 campaign and also tackles interracial relationships in mainstream entertainment.
Milwaukee has a quota to meet in order to meet the needs of the shred tax revenue. the city will need an amount of police officers to join the force. Sherwin poses the question in order to help this should we offer voluntary roles for foreigners to join the police force?
Sherwin continues his conversation on having non-native born Americans, volunteer to become police officers.
Sherwin has a greater conversation about black DNA. Our ancestors went through so much and then were forced to populate to keep the slave industry going. A new study shows that 42,000 African Americans are descendants of a specific group of slaves found in an unmarked grave in Maryland. Sherwin breaks down this finding.
Sherwin discusses Donald Trump's appeal on the American people and compares Trump's shocking choices and characteristics to those of other presidents. He also addresses the Lizzo situation and breaks down victim blaming and accountability.
Sherwin continues his conversation regarding lawsuit against Lizzo. He dissects the double standard when it comes the treatment of assaulters when the crime has been committed by a man versus by a woman.
Sherwin takes us on a journey to talk about male birth control and sexuality. He reintroduces the question, "should your male partner tell you if they have a vasectomy?"
Welp it's time to add another case to Donald Trump's criminal record. Sherwin discusses Trump's recent indictment for attempting to steal the 2020 election.
Sherwin considers the outcome if President Biden were to pardon Donald Trump for ALL of his crimes.
Sherwin shares his two cents on the Racine born solider who fled to North Korea. Also Ms. Shack dials in to give us an update on the CPS situation and things get a little emotional.
Sherwin discusses winning the lottery and what he would do with that amount of money. If he won, he would even consider donating to Tim Scott's presidential campaign... maybe.
Sherwin compares Donald Trump's ability to win the 2024 election versus the chances of a democrat winning. He also dissects the outcome of the democratic nomination and how Trump's campaign dollars may be just funding his legal defense.
Sherwin picks apart the racist political agenda some Republicans candidates are riding to presidency.
Sherwin discusses an obscene incident involving the shooting where an 11-yea-old shot a 7-year after obtaining a gun found in their home. Sherwin explores the reasons so many black children have access to guns and how can we prevent it.
Callers continue to chime on what they believe is the reason and/or cause for this gun violence amongst our youth and brainstorm solutions to these issues.
Sherwin follows along with Ms. shack's attempt to help her neighborhood children and an update on her call with CPS. Sherwin also discusses the importance of having involved and engaged neighbors.
Sherwin is back chatting about dating and the mating gap. A gap created by educated women and their desire to date and marry other educated men.
Well I guess there are hoes in Church. Sherwin discusses this after a spicy call with Al. Then we hear from Robin... the white man... about race.
What is Donald Trump's appeal? Why do Americans still want to vote for him? Sherwin poses the question and receives quite a call of defense from Al from Sherman Park.
Sherwin discuss how the 2024 presidential nominations will shake out. He also questions if opposing groups can adequately represent each other within our government.
Sherwin discusses the difficulties of fair elections without financial backing. He describes how America cannot have the right politician or third-party candidate win with our election process.
Sherwin discusses the possibility of the reelection of Milwaukee's current. Mayor, Cavalier Johnson. He also chimes in on the upcoming Republic National Convention and Milwaukee's current sales tax increase. Let's just say several callers have interesting ways of getting rid of both.
Sherwin discuss his thoughts on all these children getting shot as 13 kids have already been shot and killed this year what are we going to do about it? Sherwin is out of solutions and asks what can we do? We need to find some type of solution as a community and take matters into our own hands. Sherwin asks you for what you think needs to be done on 101.7 The Truth on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes.
Sherwin continues his talk on the violence in Milwaukee and the tragic amount of it being children under the age of 18 on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. He asks you what do you think needs to be done. Sherwin discusses the shooting in Sherman Park and caller from the area discuss the area.
Sherwin continues his share his thoughts on the amount of youth violence going on here in Milwaukee. He talks about how kids are being raised, treated, and asks you what you think can be done better to help solve this horrific problem we are facing in this city. Sherwin talks with callers to share their thoughts on this situation all on 101.7 The Truth The Truth with Sherwin Hughes.
Why were we forced to learn European history? & Are there really no racial slurs for White people? & PRAY FOR ERICA BECAUSE SHEEEESH. And she has access to OUR children?
Just because you commit a crime in one country doesn't mean you can run to another one and try to live peacefully there...
Well Carlee Russell or Carlee Smollett as some people are calling her, had us ALL fooled.
What's the difference between worship and praise music and is one better than the other?
Sherwin discusses heavy bias the media gives towards Blacks and other minorities making them all out to be criminals, creating the stereotypes we still have today on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes on 101.7 The Truth. Sherwin talks about how if the media just displays the false stereotypes and all you learn from your parents because they learned from the media displaying minorities being criminals. Sherwin compares this to a virus but their is no vaccine for this virus. Sherwin gives his thoughts about Jason Aldean and his song Try That In A Small Town as the song is essentially against the Black Lives Matters movement.
Sherwin talks about a Black and Latino news anchors crying and giving sympathy towards Jason Aldean on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. Sherwin discusses more about Jason Aldean's controversial song Try That In A Small Town as it is essentially hate towards city minorities.
Sherwin talks about his gripe with talking and discussing celebrity's lives on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. Sherwin talks about his dislike for the Kardashians and how they truly became who they are today.
The Harley anniversary brought in many visitors and still reflected the diversity of the city.
Sherwin discusses his frustrations with Motorcycles parking in his parking lot area as many are here for Harley-Davidson Homecoming, Bastille Days and other things to do in Milwaukee this weekend. Sherwin takes about his attempts to start driving a motorcycle and the reasons why he hasn't done so yet. Sherwin talks about the Biker lifestyle as he explains different types of Bikers and what he has experienced in his life.
Sherwin talks some more about the Haley Davidson bikers coming to Milwaukee on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. He discusses more on Biker Clubs with callers and how what to look out for and what is to be expected. The Truth with Sherwin Hughes gets chaotic as he discusses butt-less chaps with a caller, butt naked bar nights, and swingers. Sherwin discusses people listening to the program to get a better understanding of the black community. Sherwin talks about people who seems to be incredible wealthy but are actually flat out broke, that they were handed down a house or was fully paid for by their parents and these people are getting food stamps. He talks about how white talk radio does not talk about the bad. Sherwin talks about the Milwaukee youth visit funeral home amid growing number of gun violence deaths, he shares his thoughts on the situation.
Sherwin on The Truth with show Hughes talks about The message took place at an area funeral home, showing kids a blunt reality. High school kids with Marquette University's Educational Opportunity Program filed into Northwest Funeral Chapel on the city's north side for a message that was real, impactful and compelling.
Sherwin on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes discusses more on the sales tax and what is to come from it. Sherwin talks about Governor Tony Evers and what he can truly do to help Milwaukee. Sherwin takes a deep dive into school restraining children mostly black children due to behavioral problems, basically getting put into solitary confinement. He talks about how kids need a routine and covid being at home messed that up and kids are affected from that, adding police officers who are not mental consulters is not the answer. Sherwin talks about new provision rule will make it mandatory to have more Police Officers in schools. Sherwin questions this, saying you set the original amount and now you are saying you were wrong wanting to add more cops and if you do not then you will be fined it you do not.
Sherwin discusses more on how elementary school kids are being restrained, being lock in closets at school's on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes and school's answers to kids with behavior problems is to add more police. Sherwin says you are just making more negative interactions with kids and police. Sherwin talks about how there is always a need to try and discriminate against someone. Rather it is race, gender, age, etc, this country is always trying to discriminate and take away rights from someone. Finally, Sherwin discusses the lack of need for libraries since nobody truly uses them like they used to it is a waste of money to put into.
Sherwin talks about how Republicans during the debates disliked Trump as he was belittling his opponents but as soon as he was the Republican nominee they all loved him and voted for him all on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. Sherwin talks about the difference between the far left and far right. Sherwin discusses how the normal toned down Republicans will still back the extreme ones just because.
Sherwin is anticipating the vote of the year...but just know there are many other ways to make up this money other than raising the sales tax...
Sherwin Hughes tunes in as the members of the council make their comments about the agenda before voting.
Sherwin on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes discuss the effects of adding more police officers and explains the safest cities you do not see many police. Adding more police isn't always the correct answer. Sherwin discusses the new sales tax to come and the difference in the sales tax in Milwaukee compared to other states. He talks about how President Obama went towards letting states dictate their minimum wage amount and explains how the federal government can set the tone. Sherwin discusses how if they are going into increase the sales tax why are they not discussing increasing the minimum wage.
Sherwin dives more into the likely Sales Tax increase on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes. Sherwin talks about what some of these other states add on and make you pay more for when their Property and Sales Tax are lower. He dives more into minimum wage and the loopholes around paying people minimum wage. Sherwin talks about restaurant servers and the little pay some of them get. He talks about if you can't tip 20% you should just stay home and eat. Sherwin discusses Condos and Houses, what he can afford and what is a better investment.
Sherwin talks about how we are slowly turning back into a whites only society. He talks about how you are allowed to refuse business to LGBTQ and says the next thing up is race once again. Sherwin discusses the increase in jobs since the pandemic and specifically with Black Women. Sherwin lists the number increase in Hispanic, Asian, and Black people working and the decrease in White people not working all on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes.
Sherwin recounts the information and discussions from Thursday night's town hall with members of the city council. The Town Hall focused on their agenda to increase Milwaukee's sales tax and managing the city budget.
Sherwin dissects Mayor Cavaliers leadership and proposal to remove almost 700 police as a part of a solution to the sales tax increase.
Sherwin discusses the stigma behind black children and education. He tackles an article stating that black children are more at risk to learn successfully and the lack of pipeline for black children to take careers in policing, firefighting, and education.
Sherwin discusses Milwaukee's sales tax increase once more and tries to instill in listeners its importance and to take action by going to the common council open conversation happening this evening.
He also covers the recent shootings in Milwaukee, including the 13 children who have been murdered in the last few days, and how this sales tax isn't actually going to help this city.
Sherwin examines the new summer Guardian program produced by the office of violence prevention city that is being implemented this summer that will reprimand parents for the criminal acts committed by their child.
Sherwin furthers the conversation about the summer guardian program and keeping the city safe. He also hears from a listener with racist tendencies and asks our Hispanic listeners for feedback.
Sherwin discusses the crime over the holiday weekend and the subsequent double homicide in Milwaukee and the mass shooting in Philadelphia. And Sherwin describes the patriotism he witnessed while attending a 4th of July parade in Wauwatosa.
Sherwin discusses the multitude of both legal and illegal fireworks over the weekend and the polices decision to not respond to fireworks calls until July 6th. He also addresses patriotism in America.
Sherwin talks with the Town and Al about the idea of developing a black army for a revolution and how to work with children to defend themselves.
Sherwin preps his listeners for a crime-ridden holiday weekend and has a bigger conversation about gun violence in the summertime.
Sherwin continues discussing summer gun violence and crime especially during the 4th of July weekend. Also, we get a spicy picture of Ms. Shack on vacation and celebrate foot fetish Brittany's big win!
Financial Advisors Erica Wright and J.B. Bell join Sherwin to discuss this month's financial conversation on how to start saving for retirement and navigating IRAs.
Sherwin encourages his listeners to attend the upcoming town hall meeting. Common Council Members are hosting the town hall to discuss the sales tax increase. The meeting will be at the Clinton Rose Center on July 5th from 5:30pm-7:30pm.
Honestly this episode is just pure chaos... Sherwin gives Bob a tech hack for his Roku. Also, Sherwin uses his detective skills to figure out why caller David was blocked from the talk and text line. Was it the peanut butter and grits...?
Sherwin addresses supreme court decision to get rid of affirmative action for colleges. Truth Nation is also introduced to Good Karma Brands' newest intern Tyler, a young white man. Which implores Sherwin to hear from his white listeners and have a conversation about race and much more.
Sherwin talks about the record-breaking air quality warning Southeast Wisconsin and most of the Midwest is currently enduring.
Sherwin addresses how intense climate change can and will affect black communities. He also lists which ways we can try and protect ourselves and our health, which starts by having more black doctors.
The more progress black people make, the more ways people try to stop us. Sherwin pivots topics to address black voting rights and the obstacles black communities face when progressing in this nation even through intense adversity.
Sherwin talks about the shared revenue bill and their plan to give libraries up to $30 million in the new proposed budget.
Sherwin addresses Mayor Cavalier Johnson's city address and his focus on the replacements of the lead pipes.
Sherwin continues his conversation about tattoos and their correlation to mental illness and truth callers chime in to share their sentiments and even share their pictures...
Sherwin discusses America's rigged form democracy and how the nation is moving towards a minority rule election process. A process that's being implemented because republican politicians cannot win solely by the popular vote.
Sherwin contemplates what the world would be like without white people if they all went to mars.
Sherwin talks about how the American dream differs from those who live in and out of America. He also explains how the work effort of immigrant out paces that of native-born Americans.
Sherwin revisits the conversation around affirmative action as the supreme court reviews two cases threatening to the change it.
Sherwin further explains affirmative action and reparations and how we need to navigate some hard truths about both. And Sherwin talks about the lack of desire from black people to join the police force.
Sherwin talks about how America's white population will soon be the minority. Something that can greatly affect how and when we receive reparations but also affects how we move forward when fighting for rights as the current minorities.
Sherwin furthers the bigger conversation about the shared revenue bill and Governor Evers before doling out life advice about working hard and having goals.
Sherwin discusses an upcoming wedding he will be attending and what a new experience it will be for him. He also continues giving advice and how to shop for cologne.
Sherwin discusses Milwaukee's 52nd Juneteenth celebration and parade. He also addresses the unfortunate shooting after the festivities concluded that left several people injured. He also talks about what that means for other black events in the summertime.
Sherwin explains the importance of events like Juneteenth. He also reminds his listeners that having more events that are similar can help promote more black businesses which inevitably reduces black unemployment rates.
Evette Richardson, home buying coach and Deon Price Acts Housing Realtor join Sherwin to talk about homeownership and the recent Homeownership seminar at the Avenue.
Sherwin is joined by Carrie aka "Noni Juice" to talk about an incident involving music artist, and reality personality Sukiana. They discuss female empowerment and consent when overt sexuality in public is not what is received in private.
Toxic tendencies are running rampant throughout the black community as we try to define standards for building relationships. However, some of these standards become detrimental to healthy relationships and long-lasting marriages. Sherwin Weighs in.
MPS Whistleblower Deb Kuether joins Sherwin to talk about intentional harm the Milwaukee Public School District has been allowing to black students and her current lawsuit with the school district.
Local politicians provided more momentum to the shred revenue bill and Sherwin has a lot to say!
Sherwin continues his discussion on the shred revenue bill and produces alternative options. He also receives a call from State Representative Dora E. Drake.
Callers continue to add to the conversation on the shared revenue bill and propose new options and consider scary outcomes.
State Senator Lena Taylor joins Sherwin to share her disappointment with the Shared Revenue deal that Mayor Cavalier Johnson, County Executive David Crowley and Govenor Tony Evers negotiated with the state republicans as it will cost residents of Milwaukee more to live and do their day to day while also having to fight inflation. We were failed as a city.
It is Former President Donald Trump's Birthday and Sherwin Hughes talks all about Donald Trump and his indictment on The Truth with Sherwin Hughes. Sherwin talks about the Civil War, Diversity, and issues we are having right now with our education system.
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers joins Sherwin on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes. Sherwin asks Governor Evers about diversity, making issues better then they were wit Police Officers, Sales, and what are the next steps. Sherwin asks about Milwaukee's business vs Surburban Business and how this possible new sales tax bill will be good for everybody but the city of Milwaukee. Sherwin is joined by Senator Lena C. Taylor right after to discuss the Tax Sales Law and what could come of it.
Sherwin on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes discusses more on the sale tax and all the complications that will come from it. Sherwin talks about people calling for a third party and how other parties lack money and promotion. Sherwin breaks down what the 3rd party would look like because of the strong left or right sides.
Sherwin encourages and informs Milwaukee listeners on the importance of advocating for themselves and the city of Milwaukee by getting involved and calling their legislators to vote down the shared revenue bill.
Sherwin continues his conversation on the shared revenue deal and how our youth need more experience in their professions to be productive to society.
Sherwin takes a trip down memory lane about his time campaigning. He also talks sexually liberated white republican women, foot fetish side hustles, a triple Al standoff and more debauchery.
Sherwin discusses the recently released statement from several Milwaukee County Council Members opposing the shared revenue deal.
Sherwin continues his discussion on the statement from the seven Milwaukee County Council Members.
Sherwin reads off Donald Trump's 37 count from his federal indictment and analyzes the details on where classified documents were placed in his home... It all sounds very fishy
Alderwoman of the 9th district, Laressa Taylor join The Truth with Sherwin Hughes to talk reckless driving, the new youth prison, Northridge high school, the shared revenue deal and more.
Sherwin pitches his solution to generate revenue in for Milwaukee's debt crisis and shames legislatures for furthering their plans with the shared revenue plan.
Sherwin asks what is a man today? On the truth with Sherwin Hughes talks about what is even a man today. Sherwin talks about how the world is changing and the definition of a man now is to much. Sherwin asks what do women even want in a man now.
Sherwin on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes continues his talks on the traditional male man and what it is today. Sherwin goes into a deep dive with callers on what makes a good traditional black man and how they get portrayed the wrong way. The stereotypes that black men and other races get are not true and how much of an influence fathers truly have on their kids. Sherwin discusses divorce rates with different races and cultures.
Sherwin once proposed to a women?!?! Sherwin on the Truth with Sherwin Hughes tells us how he proposed to a girl and how it all went. Sherwin discusses divorce rates and marriages whether you are black, white, gay, straight, bi, etc. Sherwin and callers who is the biggest cheaters, is it white women? Black men? Etc. Sherin discusses love and relationships and how they have changed over time and how they are different in different ethnicities and races.
In order to change to these societal standards do we instead become the oppressors? Sherwin dissects the driving forces behind fairness, equity and equality and how for oppressed groups to obtain these things without becoming the oppressors.
Ever thought of where our reparations money might come from? Sherwin explores this and also explains the difference between equity and equality. The difference between the two may also have an affect on how black Americans may get reparations.
Sherwin sits down with Jamilah Monroe, VP Relationship Manager and Terrell Ayala, Branch Manager and CRA Ambassador from BMO Harris Bank to talk financial strategies and savings for owning your own home.
Why does the military get pushed on young black men? Sherwin discusses on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes discusses career paths for young black men and talks about how the military has always been pushed on young black men. Sherwin discusses with callers about the automotive industry. How being hands on in a job has helped them and a possible career for young black men.
Sherwin discusses how offering to go to the military over jail is not the correct answer. Sherwin discusses how the law goes first and people's attitudes change, the world changes and we go through different things. How he was first born generation with African American Rights and how that affected his attitude compared to his parents when they grew up. Sherwin discusses the disconnect between people in the city and how that affects the voting.
Sherwin discusses on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes the impact, importance, and power of voting especially using your vote as an African American. Sherwin talks about a portion of the wage cap is based on your vote. Sherwin goes over the history of black voters and the impact and laws placed that have helped and hurt black people voting and the impact of your vote. Sherwin discusses what the KKK's tactics and intentions were and how that impacted blacks and others in that time.
Juneteenth and Pride fest are both cultural and societal holidays in the U.S. However, both are not celebrated or tolerated the same way. Sherwin compares and contrasts the two federal holidays and the amount of universal participation.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes... (LBVS don't come to Juneteenth in Black face or you will be dealt with accordingly.) Sherwin continues the conversation and poses a few new questions; What would happen if we had more white people join in Juneteenth celebrations? What would this look like? and how are we going to fight prejudice in open holidays like Juneteenth and Pride Month?
Sherwin takes on some colorful calls today on The Truth With Sherwin Hughes as his lineup of show favorites weigh in on child marriage, the LGBTQ+ community and views on homosexuality.
Sherwin brainstorms different ways to create profits from polls. In order to produce more money in the state and help Milwaukee with our debt issue. Should WI create a toll for visitors to help us pay for Milwaukee's debt?
Happy Pride y'all! Sherwin shares with us his experience at the LGBTQIA+ bars in Milwaukee. Also a few of our callers share their thoughts and experiences at Pridefest.
Dee Kemp VP of Programming Acts Housing and Anthony Hudson BMO Retail Regional President join Sherwin Hughes to talk about the upcoming home ownership seminar, how to prepare to buy a home and banking with BMO Harris bank.
So everything we know about racial identity is based off a lie? Sherwin explains when he discovered his racial identity and how the racial insecurities of back then got us where we are today.
Sherwin explains to Truth Nation why you shouldn't use your debit card. He also takes a look at companies that benefited from slavery.
The third hour of today's show gets very... INTERSTING... How did we get to this point in time? No one knows. Why did we let it go this far? No one knows. Is this dude REALLY going to SHOW UP on Monday? NO. ONE. KNOWS.
Not too many black families are adopting children. Sherwin explores the reason why and how most neighborhoods are dependent on the white dollar and how race affects quality of life.
Sherwin explains how black people are generally expendable. There are few if not any industries in the US that rely on black manpower. He also takes another take on white feminism and the power in the "white woman's birth canal".
Sherwin continues on the conversation on black people being expendable here in the U.S.
During the crime riddled Memorial Day weekend Sherwin found a way to do something productive and safe. He went for a walk, and while walking he thought, "What if I had a heart attack?"
Sherwin talks about CPR training and that there is a lack of knowledge on this emergency procedure in the black community. He also takes a status check on the state of black Milwaukee... How does it feel to be black in Milwaukee?
It's been three years since George Floyd was murdered. Sherwin discusses the state of the US, and black activism since is passing. And Tina Turner dies at age 83, Sherwin talks about her legacy through different generations.
Sherwin considers the possibility of electing our future president from jail as Donald Trump is put on trial once again. Sherwin also talks Tina Turner and his WBA nomination.
Sherwin takes a trip down memory lane and reminisces on his history in black radio here in Milwaukee.
Sherwin explores the possibility of Milwaukee going bankrupt and how Milwaukee will or will not rally through it.. but it depends on what happens with the shared revenue plan.
Milwaukee now is the time to step up and be heard. Sherwin encourages Milwaukeeans to attend local public safety community input sessions regarding the shared revenue plan. At these session civilizations can air their grievances about surging crime, under-budgeted education, and reckless driving before we dive deeper into summer.
It actually might be happening... Trump may indeed go to jail. Sherwin talks the potential of this happening, what it means for Americans and what precedent this will take for future presidents.
Chronic absenteeism is plaguing school districts nationwide. And a recent report states Wisconsin students have missed nearly a month of school in 2022. Sherwin discusses how we got here and why having kids missing school is detrimental to our society.
Sherwin advises older generations to still encourage young people to go to college as it is a means to build a better life, create a career and become critical thinkers. Also, 60 juveniles are arrested in social media fueled crime spree.
Sherwin explains how important your appearance is and how that's shifted in the black community. From leggings and bonnets to sagging pants and showing your draws, is this more of a reflection on how we feel in the inside?
Republican Tim Scott announced that he will be running in the 2024 presidential race. Sherwin discusses other potential candidates and what Scott's announcement means for black communities.
By the year 2030 Milwaukee Police Department wants 30% of its police force to be women. Sherwin poses the question of why women don't want to be police officers.
Kia and Hyundai have reached a settlement of 200 million dollar in the class action lawsuit.
J.B. Bell and Erica Wright join Sherwin to talk about understanding what stocks and bonds are. They also relay the importance of figuring out your investment goals.
If you are looking for a career change city jobs may be the move. Sherwin talks pensions for city workers, and the payout may play a bigger role when it comes to the city budget.
Sherwin describes how legalizing drugs in certain states helped alleviate revenue issues.
Sherwin talks the correlation between Cadillac and black consumerism in America and how we as people built that American company. He also explains how black consumerism could be just as strong as our vote.
Sherwin uncovers some of the highest rated brands and companies consumed by African Americans. And also... Car Booty
Sherwin gives a brief overview and history lesson of the establishment of Milwaukee. But before the history lesson, he grills producer Rhea on her dating preferences.
Sherwin dissects and discuss a recent article in the Journal Sentinel critiquing activist Frank Nitty II and his recent departure from Milwaukee, social media activity, and BLM activism.
Sometimes it's hard to shake the past, especially when the future looks troubling. Callers weigh in on the difference between when they grew up in Milwaukee and how parenting and discipline mattered. Sherwin also voices concern regarding educating and child-rearing Milwaukee's youth.
More callers weigh in on the status of Milwaukee. From leadership to our youth, most are unhappy and today want to be heard.
Sherwin poses the question on the heels of Mother's Day. He contemplates different roles, stereotypes, gender constructs and position of the black man in the U.S.
Sherwin discusses legislation behind an act the government produced in attempt to gain knowledge and help black men in the US. But is it helping or hurting or doing nothing at all? Callers also weigh in on the question and share how they define black men in America.
Sherwin breaks down the commission bill and to see if this study through the bill will actually be helpful? What knowledge are we gaining?
Do you love being black in America? Why do so many people want to come here? Sherwin tackles this question and contemplates the idea of immigration and if the quality of life would be better for black people in countries not built to oppress them.
Sherwin continues with this topic and poses another question: What's the best strategy to oppress white people? Also, would white people bring to a cultural cook out?
Sherwin continues on the subject and opens the conversation to specific countries, like Thailand and The United Kingdom.
Sherwin shares his thoughts on the murder of Jordan Neely and the eerie similarities to the murder of Donte Hamilton here in Milwaukee.
California is taking bigger steps to provide reparations for their black citizens and the total number looks to be a trillion dollars. Sherwin shares his take, and also confuses us on what is a mule and what is a donkey.
Sherwin shares with us his experience this past weekend at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards.
Sherwin shares his take on single parents and the direct pipeline they can have to juvenile delinquency and poverty.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley joins to Sherwin hughes to discuss the shared revenue proposal.
Mercury in retrograde and last night's full moon have our callers feeling "wonky" we talk shared revenue, county executive David Crowley, online dating app red flags, a colorful call from Al. Y'all be safe this weekend.
A white student Audrey Godluski causes an uproar on UW-Madison campus for an explicit and highly racist rant caught on social media. Sherwin discusses how the University is taking action. And we have another bigger conversation about free speech and what terms of speech we can use.
Robin Voss wants to delete DE&I from UW schools.. but after this issue with Godluski should it be reconsidered?
Youth need to have better relationships with money. Sherwin debates the idea of youth beginning work at a younger age like 10 or 12 after news of potentially lowering the working age in Louisville, Kentucky.
Sherwin breaks down the shared revenue plan and what we should be expecting and cautious of.
Sherwin continues the conversation on the shared revenue deal and how important it is to vote. The new spending plan is at the detriment of Milwaukeeans and this deal should be rejected because there is a lot on the line.
Sherwin is not a fan of Fox News or Tucker Carlson. BUT we are talking text messages. Carlson's text messages to be exact and how he believes black people fight in mobs. This then led his termination. But were the text messages really racist? Sherwin discusses.
Sherwin received bad service from a trans-woman at a restaurant in Brookfield. And he is not happy about it.
Do you tip your waiter even if the service is bad? Should fast food workers be tipped? Sherwin furthers the conversation on his dining experience and when and why we should OR shouldn't tip customer service workers.
How are you disciplining your children? Is it having a longer lasting effect on your child's health? Sherwin discusses "ACES" adverse childhood experiences - and how some punishment is just a form of inflicting trauma.
Sherwin talks about white people and their intense love for their pets which sparks a long, and unexpected conversation.
Sherwin continues the conversation about pets and race. He also shares a story about an encounter with his neighbors dog.
There are different kind of pet owners and different kinds of pets. Some like dogs, others like snakes and then there are bird people. More caller chime in with their stories of pets and bad pet owners and Sherwin shares the story of his parakeets.
The day has come, and we finally have conducted the on-air trial to determine if Al can rejoin our band of callers after an FCC hiccup. Judge Sherwin Hughes holds court, and you don't want to miss it!
Judges Hughes announces the verdict and after 14 guilty votes and 30 non guilty votes, thanks to our talk and text jury, Al has been determined not guilty for the on-air obscenity trial. Sherwin gives fair warning and caution to our callers before diving into Milwaukee's shared revenue plan.
Erica Wright and J.B. Bell from Northwestern Mutual are back again to talk finances with Sherwin Hughes. They discuss how to productively start budgeting, and how to adjust your behaviors when it comes to creating and managing a budget. Going out to eat should not be considered groceries.
Sherwin tackles the history of welfare, why and what it is and how it has been stigmatized negatively since it's been available to black people even though it has been beneficial to white Americans for a full generation.
Black women have been the backbone of this economy for centuries, yet we give them a bad rep when receiving welfare. Sherwin also explains how welfare programs, the Federal Housing Commission and redlining have all effected income for black Americans.
Donald Trump is on trial for rape and is still the republican front runner for the 2024 presidential election. Sherwin discusses the double standard for predators and serial rapists when it comes to the Donald Trump's and Bill Cosby's of the world.
Sherwin continues the conversation on Donald's Trump's possible reelection and how America consumes the media, and the future of America as we move towards our next presidential election.
Sherwin talks gender roles in a relationship and given the uncertainty of the next election Sherwin poses the question to his listeners of where you would move to outside of the united states. And we get some interesting answers.
What is you experience like with police? Have you ever been pulled over? Or worse? Sherwin talks about his own experiences with the police and creating good relationships between law enforcement and our youth.
After receiving a text from a listener regarding their daughter falsely identifying as bisexual to fit in with their classmates, Sherwin dives deep into the conversation on pronouns and gender identity.
Sherwin tackles the subject of pedophilia in America. He discusses how certain U.S. laws like the Romeo and Juliet law, and the lowering of the age of consent for minors have been introduced into our society. He also addresses some examples in entertainment regarding the unfortunate rise of Brooke Shields' career and children sharing gender neutral bathrooms with adults.
Sherwin was honored over the weekend by Brown Deer High School. He is their newest inductee to their wall of inspiration. He then takes us down memory lane of his time in high school and how it's impacted his life.
Sherwin touches on the different forms of feminism and how they can be damaging for anyone who isn't a white female.
15th Precinct Alderman Russell W. Stamper II joins Sherwin for a second hour. They talk local trash collection, and a potential reelection. The alderman also answers questions from our talk and text line!
Sherwin discusses his experience with Boy Scouts of America and their new 2.4 billion dollar settlement to members who were seuxally abused. He also talks labor shortage in america and callers weigh in!
Sherwin has Stefanie Findley on the show to talk health and her early impact in helping Milwaukeeans get vaccinated during the pandemi.
Sherwins talks Joe Biden's announcement to run for reelection, prom parents afraid of the inner-city, and the obscenity trial might be back on the table!
Chambers East Food Market closes and it's not a great move from our new council. Sherwin explores the troubles and what it means for cities here in Milwaukee and how we've seen similar scenes with the removal of several Whole Foods stores in Chicago.
This one is a dozy... Sherwin talks cougars and "Cat Daddies" and having standards. He also discusses the double standards of dating young and when it's dating or considered grooming. AND Ms. Shack is back with more outrageous phone calls!
Sherwin shares insight and lived experiences to the topics of car jackings, purchasing and owning a gun, and marijuana in the airport.
Milwaukee's quarter one crime review has been released and says there has been a decrease in homicides and auto thefts... Sherwin weighs in!
Tory Lowe joins the show to talk about the upcoming Community Cleanup on April 29th. Along with his history doing the annual event, and how important it is for our neighborhoods here in Milwaukee. Search Truthcommunitycleanup.com for more info and to sign up!
Dr. Howard Fuller joins Sherwin in the studio to talk about the importance of reading and ensuring black and brown children are being properly educated.
Dr. Howard Fuller joins Sherwin in the studio to talk about the importance of reading and ensuring black and brown children are being properly educated.
Sherwin receives an unexpected call from a Jeffrey Dahmer eyewitness. And community members call in to discuss Dr. Fuller's impact in Milwaukee.
There seems to be more of a tactical approach when it comes to gun control and abortions in America and Sherwin is here to explain it to us.
Sherwin talks the closing of Cardinal Strich University, and the Budlight fiasco. He also shares his takes on car brands and the people who drive them shouts to the "Freak-a-leak Honda Girls."
Why is so much legislative change on the right to have an abortion lately? Sherwin explains a bigger agenda for preventing access to abortions in America and how it how it ties into gun control.
As black people should we really be celebrating 414 day? Sherwin sharees insight on the issues that Milwaukee faces that impact the entire city and why 414 day brings a bit of a bitter celebration.
Sherwin tackles Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott's decision to pardon Daniel Perry, a man who murdered two Black Lives Matter protesters during a rally in 2020 after George Floyd's death.
We continue the conversation on 414 day and recognizing troubles that plague our city. Also Sherwin discusses black achievement, and if we should celebrate certain achievements "provided" by white people when we're already qualified?
Sherwin discusses how boredom is a bigger issue for our youth than we thought. He also compares their situations growing up to the child rearing of older generations and how we might be failing our future.
Sherwin talks about how there is not enough law enforcement to deal with our young people and how our summer may be rockier than we expect. Callers suggest activities for the youth to keep them out of trouble. Also have you ever had a crunchy blunt?
87 year-old John and 25 year-old Nennah weigh in on why our youths are behaving badly, what their experiences were like growing up, and potential solutions on how to keep our children engaged and out of trouble.
Sherwin talks to money coach program manager, Kiana Ayala, about smart financial management and tips and tricks to saving money.
Sherwin discusses the reinstated Tennessee Reprsentative and how children in our society are just expected to experience gun violence.
Sherwin discusses revenue streams and big sports and how they can affect the management of a city.
Black talk radio is vital. Sherwin discusses on-air do's and dont's and how black radio can be censored even when we are just speaking the truth.
Sherwin discusses the intense uptick in crime and gun violence over the weekend both here in Milwaukee and across the country.
Caller Ms. Shack pitches her media marketing plan for Sherwin's show which unleashes the birth of the "Virtual Daddy".
Sherwin talks dating standards and why some women can get away with double standards that men cannot even think about.
Sherwin discusses the expulsion of two out of three democratic lawmakers in Tennessee whom were seen protesting for gun control last week.
The phone lines are filled with takes denying the recent Tennessee mass school shootings. Also callers discuss what is required to begin a political revolution.
Milwaukee has too much garbage and not enough public transportation. Also more callers come to Al's defense for the obscenity trial.
Sherwin weighs in on what it means for Chicago to have a progressive mayor and how progressivism is not always for the better, especially when it comes to crime, big cities and black folk.
Now that the results are in, Sherwin discusses how bail reform will affect how we handle crime in Milwaukee. He also reflects on when he was burglarized and when we should OR shouldn't interfere with crime committed by children.
There is power in black business but but how do we build a stronger supply chain? Sherwin talks about "jewish approach" to producing and maintaining revenue within our own black communities.
Sherwin recounts the results of the April 4th election and the historic supreme court win. Along with dissecting other wins and losses in the smaller local races.
Sherwin address Dan Kelly's disgraceful concession speech after last night's loss to Judge Janet Protasiewicz. Sherwin also compares the lack voter turnout for Kelly in specific counties across Wisconsin where he should've won.
Sherwin dissects the 34 counts of felony fraud that Donald Trump was indicted on. He also furthers the conversation on the cash bail out and what that means for crime in Milwaukee. And Al has until the end of the week to appeal to the radio courts so Sherwin can set a date for the on-air obscenity trial.
Mandela Barnes joins Sherwin to talk about the huge Supreme Court election happening today! Make sure you go vote!
Sherwin explains why golf is the hardest sport to play and discusses Donald Trump's current arrest and arraignment.
Are food trucks becoming a beacon for crime after bar close? Sherwin discusses the issue and how it affects the youth going out on Water Street. Sherwin also speaks to MPS school board candidate Shandowlyon Hendricks Reaves about today's election and the importance of public education.
Sherwin discusses Donald Trump's appeal to America's white trash and how that has disrupted our elections and their results. However, Gen Z may be able to put a stop to it as they reach the voting age.
Milwaukee needs stronger mayoral leadership. Sherwin talks Mayor Cavalier's "administrative" approach to his role versus a bold, new and forceful leadership that Milwaukee needs to progress.
Sherwin Hughes discusses a recent Vox News article regarding crime downtown and how we are creating a bigger hype about the crime we are seeing and not seeing.
We got 'em.... or did we? Is Donald Trump finally seeing prison time or will we see him in the next presidential election? Sherwin discuss this and Trump's recent indictment.
Sherwin questions and explains major referendums on the upcoming April 4th ballot. Many of these referendums affect crime and a permanent change to cash bail outs in Wisconsin.
JB Bell and Erica Wright from Northwestern Mutual sit down with Sherwin to talk about the women's pay gap and other helpful financial tips. And we say goodbye to producer Carrie and hello to a new airtime, 9AM to 11AM cst.
White people make millions off the poor social conditions in some black communities. Sherwin ponders if there is any way for the Black community to replicate this and financially capitalize and profit off the poor social conditions in some white communities? Truth fans chime in.
If you have a product and service worth buying black people should be marketing, it to everyone not just the black community. Sherwin ask what is uniquely black that we could duplicate and monetize off from other communities?
Black people can cook other ethnic cultures food better than them. Sherwin breakdown all the delicious dishes black people make better than the original creator.
Mayor Cavalier's goal to have 1 million people living in the city Milwaukee may be a set up for failure. Sherwin explains how statically black people in bigger have a lesser chance of being successful.
Sherwin discusses how "black failure" contributes to financial gain for white people who run community services. He also shares his insight on financial literacy and the advantages of gaining wealth through options trading.
Sherwin talks, poverty pimping and how paying for mentors in our communities actually makes other people more money. He also talks, crypto and introduces his new producer, Rhea Riley.
Former attorney general, Eric Holder joins Sherwin to discuss the upcoming Wisconsin supreme court election.
Taking people out of poverty is hard, especially when those who aren't poor turn it into a very profitable business. Sherwin discusses "pimping" poverty through services, grants, mentorships and government aid.
The untimely comeback of guest and frequent caller to the show, Al, sparks controversy. Sherwin discusses having the first on-air obscenity trial.
Sherwin Hughes recounts his time in Florida, the impending elections, and how America's youth needs to focus on finding their guiding goals in order to feed their soul.
Sherwin discusses the difference between voting for Janet Protasiewicz and Dan Kelly. Which is the lesser of two evils, Dan Kelly's changes to voting rights for black people or Protasiewicz's reproductive rights for women.
Sherwin continues the conversation on women's rights, the autonomy of a woman's body and how these decisions go hand-in-hand with how we vote as black people. AND we have the comeback of a very special guest.
Bailey Coleman discusses general hygiene and the lack thereof when it comes to washing hands, showering, and workplace potlucks.
Bailey Coleman talks mental health, and how to take care of yourself as Milwaukee releases a new suicide prevention and mental health hotline number (988).
Is drill rap bad for our black communities? Should we ban it? Bailey Coleman discusses with Tory Lowe.
Bailey Coleman recounts experiences with Candi Buress, R Kelly, and Charlamagne tha God
Lack of resources, petty crimes, and court dates keep crime on the streets and our police officers tired.
New data shows wearing a mask didn't protect people from COVID any more than not wearing one at all.
There were no white hip-hop artists performing at the Grammy's to celebrate hip-hop's 50th anniversary.
We can't believe Bob really came, parked illegally, fell outside, and tried to give us money.
The Milwaukee Bucks will host HBCU Night on January 31, 2023, honoring and celebrating historically black colleges and universities. The night will feature a special ticket package offer with a t-shirt and pregame networking event for HBCU alumni and Divine 9 members, as well as an HBCU college fair. Johnson Controls and the Milwaukee Bucks partnered to grant two $10,000 scholarships to Milwaukee high school seniors planning to attend an HBCU in the fall. The scholarship recipients will be spotlighted during HBCU Night. The pregame networking event will take place from 5-7 p.m. at GATHER and will feature guest speakers and HBCU alumni from the Milwaukee Bucks, Johnson Controls, Marquette University, and United Way Diversity Leadership Society.
Emotions play a central role in our relationships and experiences. They can shape our perceptions and reactions to events and interactions, and they can impact our behavior and communication with others. When someone feels triggered or disrespected, it often means that their emotions have been activated in a strong way.Being triggered refers to a situation where someone experiences a strong emotional reaction, often related to past traumas or negative experiences, in response to a current event or situation. This emotional response can be overwhelming and can cause the person to feel intense distress.Feeling disrespected, on the other hand, refers to a situation where someone perceives that their feelings, boundaries, or needs are not being valued or acknowledged by others. This can result in feelings of frustration, anger, or hurt, and can contribute to a sense of emotional disconnection in a relationship.Both being triggered and feeling disrespected can have a significant impact on a person's emotional state and can strain relationships if not addressed in a healthy and effective manner. It's important for individuals to understand and manage their emotions, as well as to communicate openly and respectfully with their partners.
Infidelity refers to a breach of trust that occurs in a committed romantic relationship when one partner engages in sexual or romantic behavior with someone outside of the relationship. This behavior can take many forms, such as emotional infidelity (having deep emotional connections with someone other than the partner), physical infidelity (having sexual relationships with someone other than the partner), or cyber infidelity (engaging in online sexual or romantic behavior). Infidelity can cause significant emotional pain and can damage or end a relationship.
Would you watch a golden retriever puppy get beaten to death? Would you watch an attractive women get beaten over and over? What about a 6 month old baby? If none of that, then why are we so eager to seek out the videos when it comes to Black men being murdered?
The good ones are the ones that are leaving, they don't want to police us anymore & can we even blame them?
Northwestern Mutual financial advisers stop by to give kids tips on how to save their money and how parents can help.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and Sherwin discuss shared revenue, improving homelessness, and the future of Milwaukee County.
Should childless, able-bodied people in WI have to prove they're working or looking for a job to qualify for welfare?
Sherwin Hughes entertains Truth Nation everyday now it's for you to entertain him. Call in and ask random questions or play a saxophone.
Gentile niceness is something we need to pay attention to. Some might equate their struggle to blacks.
Renaissance man, Harrison Kern, joins Sherwin and shares his thoughts on city leadership.
Donald Trumps tax return was released by congress, and it reveals that he is broke! 31 million in the red in 2015. Sherwin breaks down that Donald Trump either lied to the public about how wealthy and good of a businessman he was. Or is flat our broke!
As 2022 comes to an end, Sherwin looks back at some of the biggest news stories of the year. The Will Smith Oscar Slap, the January 6th Committee Money Pox and elections! All were big stories that Sherwin reflects on.
Sherwin is joined by Northwestern Mutual Financial Advisors Erika Wright and JB Bell as they discuss how to get your 2022 finances in order and prepare for 2023. He also talks with Truth fans and finishes his look back at 2023.
A Milwaukee man owns a bunch of Popeyes in Milwaukee and doesn't allow his family to eat it!! Why??
Millions of Americans throw trash out on the street each and every day but what are the side effects of this and how can we solve this problem?
After this first half of the holiday's, Sherwin is refreshed and ready to tell YOU, the Black community of Milwaukee, do not need to worry about.
Sherwin explains why he can't spend time on Tik Tok & why you should delete it as well.
Sherwin wishes everyone a safe, healthy, and warm holiday weekend and he will talk to you guys next week.
And not just any life, but the one that we tend to pass up when we get off the highway...
If places are putting in policies to help keep some of us alive is it really a racist city?
Sherwin get's an assist for the last hour for his show to get their thoughts on todays topics.
Some would say he came in to harass, others would say he came to join the conversation but Dr. Ken Harris joins Sherwin in his last hour of the show.
How housing covenants led to income disparity, wealth disparity and everything flows from that.
Sherwin is back on the airwaves after the long break with the steps we need to rebuild out community.
If there was a life insurance policy on every Black person in the country, we would net $25 billion a year.
Would you rather be with a cheater who is a provider and protective, or someone with a few red flags but they're faithful?
We need strong men capable of violence, but also capable of subduing their most disruptive instincts.
Evers will set the tone for Democratic candidates in the future because his format is one to follow for success.
Congress Woman, Gwen Moore joins Sherwin for the first time in many years and the two talk about the big election tomorrow and ever so slightly touching on Gwen's own race she's competing in.
It's Monday, so you know what that means on the Truth with Sherwin Hughes... Or in Bob's case, "Sherman"... But Bob finally decided to call in and share his Monday saxxiness with Milwaukee.
The WAUK studio in Waukesha was vandalized last night. Political violence is on the rise.
Sherwin and Gerard discuss the upcoming election and Sherwin asks him questions about being a Republican.
Poor people work the jobs that the rich people won't and the cycle then continues which is why it's necessary.
We need to stop promoting kids to the next grade if they haven't mastered their current one.
Sherwin talks about some of the greatest nightclubs that have ever existed in the city.
Lena Taylor calls in to the show to discuss the state of WI politics and the November 8th election.
When they move into our areas, they'll call the police more frequently to eventually run us out.
White woman in Milwaukee who pretended to be Black to get an African American contract.
How do you identify racism? That is the question asked by Sherwin Hughes. What do we consider to be racist in America? Sherwin shares his perspective and thoughts on what he believes racism to be.
Sherwin reviews the history of racist and offensive language and ask fans is there any offensive term you can call white people? He also asks why is it when we are called the N-Word it impacts us so much.
If you drive down Lovers Lane in Milwaukee you will find a a multitude of fast food chains. Why are there so many fast food restaurants in Milwaukee's Black community? Sherwin explores the relationship between black people and fast food and how it impacts our health.
Sherwin Hughes speaks about male and female sex drive after presenting research that suggests that woman crave different sexual experiences while men prefer frequent sexual experiences.
Sherwin Hughes speaks on the conditions in which a person would cheat, and reveals that women are more likely to cheat than men. Surprising right?
Sherwin Hughes speaks on the differences of how men and women cope with being cheated on.
Young people report higher rates of unhappiness and it's mostly because of social media.
President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced new steps to address student loan debt, which includes forgiving $10,000 for borrowers who make less than $125,000 per year and extending the payment freeze one final time until the end of the year.
Some of the community isn't happy with the new leadership over the Office of Violence Prevention.
We need to refocus on the home, creating a powerful environment for children to grow up in and get them ready for an adult life of work, service, discipline and dedication.
Kaleem Caire, CEO and Founder of One City Schools in Madison, joins the show with Jason Fields.
Black people should start selling our food culture for profit outside of our own neighborhoods.
Sherwin briefly speaks with Mohamed Awad, who is a write-in running for Milwaukee County Sheriff.
Mark Chambers, 2nd Aldermanic District candidate, joins Sherwin to discuss his summer capaign run.
Mayor fires Director of Milwaukee's Office of Violence Prevention. Sherwin asks listeners what would they do with the OVP budget?
Sherwin challenges all Black people to vote in every election for 2 years, and let's see the outcome.
Prison labor is keeping the minimum wage low because there's no incentive to raise the minimum wage when people in prison work for free.
Journal Sentinel pledges that their newsroom will be reflective of the community by 2025.
Walgreens cashier refuses to sell a couple some condoms because of religious beliefs. Walgreens says it doesn't violate any of their policies.
Our movements are getting stolen. Black liberation movements have been repurposed for other political purposes.
Sen. Lena Taylor joins Sherwin to give him his proclamation and talk politics, elections and if she'll run for Mayor again.
Kamala was found asking for donations from groups who donated to Joe Biden's campaign, for her own 2024 presidential election campaign.
White supremacists have infiltrated the military and American police department, and the GOP is cool with it.
So they were asking for clemency for Jan 6th, before Jan 6th.... Got it...But if you are a women having relations with someone who is less fortunate than you, at this point, it's on you for being with a broke boy...Should've checked the paystub.
Prepare yourself to get a home with Melissa Blount and Tamara Castle from Associated Bank.
Stop blaming Joe for the gas prices. Blame the oil producing companies for limiting supply.
What's the incentive for a man to propose to a wife? MKE in the Morning joins Sherwin to discuss.
The director of the Kia Boys documentary, Tommy G, joins Sherwin in studio to discuss his viral documentary on the epidemic in the city.
When it comes down to it, it really just sounds like people are mad that this "white boy" was able to get info and access to something that the politicians of the city couldn't do in two years.
It's homeownership month and Sherwin is joined by Dee Kemp from Acts Housing to talk about the steps people should take if they want to become a home owner and things they should look out for and be aware of.
We rallied together and used unnecessary energy to get the Juneteenth ice cream off the Walmart shelves.
How do white people feel about it? We're tired of everyone asking Black folks to reflect.
The racism that exists in the trades that we aren't telling Black men about, even though we tell them to get into a trade.
MPS has not improved its disparities in how it unfairly and more punitively disciplines Black children.
Mark Chambers Jr. is running for Alderman of the 2nd district and he's in studio with Sherwin to discuss why he is running and what he thinks the biggest issue in Milwaukee right now is.
What is the selling point for our lovely city besides how segregated we are? What is going to be our city's legacy, is it going to be the legacy of Tom Barratt?
Caller suggests how she makes sure dogs don't poop in her yard. Truth listeners weren't happy with it.
When people run for office it's always "I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that" but nothing ever REALLY gets done or there's no real plan to get it done. Why do people want the "clout" of being an elected official, but no one wants to actually run?
If you work in a certain environment, you should dress a certain way. But, if you're outfit becomes a distraction, is that on you or the person it's distracting?
Women are able to get plastic surgery and although men can to, it wasn't made for us. It's not marketed towards us, there's nothing that a man can really do to change his appearance besides work out. And even then, that may not be their natural shape.
Washington DC is a model for innovative thinking for anti-violence. Milwaukee should follow their lead.
As black people we seem to always have to be the bigger person and turn the other cheek.
We are not Poor! Black people are not as poor and low income as the media tries to portray. Sherwin speaks on the level of black wealth we have.
Men, are you okay with your wife being the bread winner? Sherwin ask men if they would be willing to take on the traditional stay at home "mom" role by upkeeping the home and taking care of the children.
Sherwin continues the conversation on if men are willing to fill the traditional household role such as cooking, cleaning and tending to the children. Would if make you feel like less of a man?
Black Dad's are more likely to be involved in daily activities with their children than less likely.
They discuss Milwaukee being shocked at the increased property tax, National politics and elections this year.
IAs long as that Black candidate denounces their Blackness. Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears of Virginia is an example
Michelle Obama's brother and sister-in-law are suing the University School for racial discrimination.
Black people are unique in our fight for justice and shouldn't be lumped together with other minorities.
Trans community could possibly face a double-edged sword of being trans and being gay when gender changes but sexual preference stays the same.
Democrats wants to conserve Black rights, while Republicans want to be progressive in taking them away.
Educating kids is a community effort. We should better support our teachers in the classroom.
What if we told you that White (some) people could actually make more money had we just get rid of racism all together... You can't even guess how much it costs for America to be racist.
THEY, won't tell you, THEY are some of your best friends, work colleagues, etc. "the ones that do tell you they don't like you are the dumb ones..."
This audio clip pretty much settles it, we know who we can put the majority of the blame on now...What is really going on behind some of these closed doors?