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  • 7/24/25: Are We Bringing Back Segregation?

    7/24/25: Are We Bringing Back Segregation?
    Jul 24 2025
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace addresses the of Wrestling star Hulk Hogan. He comments on his legacy and how it has changed due to his "villainous" actions in and out of the ring. Then Kyle drops breaking news that Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is not running for his third term in the 2026 election. Later Kyle asks Truth Nation about reviving segregation after news that a a group of people in Arkansas are trying to develop a whites-only community.
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    47 min
  • 7/23/25: Is Raising A Child That Damn Hard?!

    7/23/25: Is Raising A Child That Damn Hard?!
    Jul 23 2025
    Today in Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace sits down with UNCF Development Associate Latina Brooks to talk about the upcoming UNCF walk and programs offered by the organization. They also talk about the importance of education and how it can be used to advance in life. Later Kyle asks Truth Nation if parenting is really that hard or is Milwaukee the reason so many of our city's youth are out of control.
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    48 min
  • 7/22/25: Hey Kelsey Plum, You Can't Lift Up While Also Punching Down

    7/22/25: Hey Kelsey Plum, You Can't Lift Up While Also Punching Down
    Jul 22 2025
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace is back in the studio and starts the show by finishing his thoughts and providing updates on the sentencing of the Police Officer who murdered Breonna Taylor. He then dips his toes into the conspiracy pool surrounding the Epstein Files. Kyle calls out Donald Trump for suing The Wall Street Journal for publishing a piece regarding a questionable letter and photo album. Later Kyle talks about the WBNA and the lack of "girls girls" within the league. He shames Los Angeles Sparks player Kelsey Plum after her press conference comments went viral for throwing shade at Caitlin Clarke while also complaining about the wage gap between both the male and female professional leagues.
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    47 min
  • 7/21/25: Is One Day Behind Bars Truly Justice???

    7/21/25: Is One Day Behind Bars Truly Justice???
    Jul 21 2025
    Today on Truth to Power Kyle Wallace joins live from St. Vincent High School for the UW-Madison Volleyball camp. Kyle starts the show with the Weekend Recap and shares new details on Jermaine Jones the suspect who has been charged in the murder of Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder. He also talks about a 60 person brawl in Oak Creek and makes the point that violence is not singular to Milwaukee. Later he talks about viewing a piece of art of the late Breonna Taylor while on vacation and the aftermath of her murder. He discusses how this administration handled her death and how they are now potentially sentencing her murderer to one day in prison.
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    48 min
  • 7/18/25: RIP Tweezy With Reggie Brown

    7/18/25: RIP Tweezy With Reggie Brown
    Jul 18 2025
    Today on Truth to Power Bailey Coleman is in for Kyle Wallace. Bailey was joined by legendary radio host Reggie Brown to talk about the tragic events that have taken place over the last few weeks. They also remember the legacy of Tweezy and celebrate his impact on Milwaukee and what resources and programs that are happening that can help move the city forward. Later Bailey shares some hot takes on Paul Pierce's comment to encourage black American men to marry women from across the seas. Then later she talks about the Nicki Minaj twitter beef and R Kelly getting paid from prison.
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    46 min
  • 7/17/25: These Working-Class White People Don't Know What They Voted For

    7/17/25: These Working-Class White People Don't Know What They Voted For
    Jul 17 2025
    Today on Truth to Power Kyle Wallace talks about the repercussions of the votes of many white working-class Americans. Kyle breaks down how their votes have backfired not only regarding the Jeffrey Epstein Lists, a major campaign talking point for the Trump Administration, but also the removal of critical federal funding which we see has had devastating like the floods in Texas. Kyle ponders how someone can vote against their best interests? Does it all just come down to hate!?
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    48 min
  • 7/16/25: A MPS Teacher Gets a Slap On the Wrist for Sexual Misconduct of Black Children

    7/16/25: A MPS Teacher Gets a Slap On the Wrist for Sexual Misconduct of Black Children
    Jul 16 2025
    Today on Truth to Power Kyle Wallace talks about a local story of a Milwaukee Public School Rufus King High School Teacher Erica Allemang-Reinke who was charged and convicted of sexual misconduct of four high school students. Kyle points out the lack of media coverage surrounding the story, the disappointing sentencing of only two years probation, and the failure of the school system and judicial system. Was the conviction light because of gender and race surrounding the case? Is this how we reprimand those who inflict trauma onto our black children?
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    48 min
  • 7/15/25: Federal Government Robs Wisconsin of $72 Million of Education Money

    7/15/25: Federal Government Robs Wisconsin of $72 Million of Education Money
    Jul 15 2025
    Today on Truth to Power Kyle Wallace starts with the Weekend Recap. He talks about a new terminal at Milwaukee's International Airport, rising inflation in the U.S. and Former NFL QB Teddy Bridgewater being suspended by the Florida High School Athletic Association for ""impermissible gifts" after providing meals to his athletes who come from low-income homes. Later Kyle addresses The U.S. Supreme Court ruling to allow the Trump administration to move forward with their plan of dismantling the U.S. Department of Education. Kyle talks about the impact this will people to ALL children across the country. He also scolds the justice system for not acting as they should but instead working as an extension of Trump's power.
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    48 min