The Truth Unfiltered with Denise Thomas and Dr. Ken Harris

Where was DT at, & what prevented her from entering this establishment, & why is it kind of a big issue? Tap in to find out why.

What makes someone a goat in their industry? Is it the way they entertain people on stage? How they carry themselves off stage? How many records or albums they sell?

This hour Dr. Ken starts off talking about the National Guard being sent to Washington DC, Maryland's mayor inviting Trump to tour Maryland and asks if Trump should tour Milwaukee and potentially send the National Guard to Milwaukee. A caller discusses the fear people have in coming to downtown Milwaukee from a combination of parking and violence. Dr. Ken and a caller talked about the guard in Milwaukee and crime stats in Milwaukee and how to improve Milwaukee. Dr. Ken ended hour one talking about volunteering.

Should the Milwaukee Police Department search for the homeless missing following the floods from a couple of weeks ago? Following that Dr. Ken and producer Evan Witalison talked some Brewers Baseball and the direction sports are headed. During the third segment Dr. Ken asked is the added cost of living in a suburb worth it and the rising price of gas and energy and how to solve the need for energy.

Today's episode of Truth Unfiltered begins with Dr. Ken & D.T taking a deep dive into sexual discipline — what it means, why it matters, and how it shapes who we are.

In Hour Two, Truth Unfiltered begins with Dr. Ken & D.T discussing Fawn Weaver from Uncle Nearest Whiskey and the brands legal battles, along with the sobering reality of a poll showing many still doubt minority discrimination.

Dr. Ken kicks the show talking about the flooding around the Milwaukee area and how the local areas could repair from there, State Fair canceling on Sunday.

WTMJ Reporter Elizabeth Lintonen joined to talk about her Sate Fair Experience's during the heavy rain. Following that Dr. Ken Harris discussed issues in Milwaukee and why leadership seems to be ineffective. Dr. Ken then talked about the redistricting in Texas and the democrats fleeing the state answered comments/questions on the talk and text line

Talked measles , why it has come back and vaccinations, Maxwell Anderson's sentencing in the murder of Sade Robinsons.

Shannon Sharpe fired at Disney and advice for black men, closed the show talking about President Trumps comments asking for former President Obama to be arrested.

Wisconsin’s heating up — literally and politically. We’re talking about the extreme heat advisory hitting the state, Governor Tony Evers' decision not to seek another term, and the early buzz around who might run in his place. Plus, DT & Dr. Ken Harris get into the double standards in politics: Why was Scott Walker’s lack of a college degree brushed off, and how would that play out if a Black candidate had the same background?

DT & Dr. Ken Harris continue their conversation on whether public office should require a college degree — is higher education really a must for leadership? From there, things take a reflective turn as they talk about the reported deaths of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan and actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner. They wrap the hour discussing the surprise financial hurdles facing students at Howard University and what it says about access to education.

Dr. Ken and Denise talk about the destruction of the middle class.

Dr. Ken and Denise talk about the Department of Education cuts.

In this hour, Dr. Ken Harris shares his thoughts on Officer Corder and what the situation reveals about policing and public trust. The discussion expands to crime trends in Milwaukee, across Wisconsin, and throughout the United States. Dr. Ken explores the idea of the social contract—how it's been broken, and what it would take to rebuild it. A caller poses a critical question: “How can we fix Milwaukee?” sparking a dialogue filled with hard truths and real possibilities. Dr. Ken offers insight, critique, and a challenge to all who care about the city’s future. This hour confronts the complex issues behind the headlines and seeks community-centered solutions.

In this hour, Dr. Ken Harris dives into the real meaning of DEI—Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—and why it matters now more than ever. He unpacks common misconceptions and challenges how these concepts show up in our communities and institutions. Dr. Ken also addresses a tragic shooting in Kentucky, shedding light on the deeper societal issues surrounding the violence. The conversation shifts to parenting and justice as he explores the difficult question: Would you press charges against your own child? The hour ends with a moving tribute to Dr. Frank B. Wilderson Jr., honoring his impact on critical race theory and Afropessimism. This hour is raw, honest, and filled with the kind of tough conversations that inspire change.

Denise starts the show offering condolences and prayers to those in central Texas who were affected by the floods. Following this she discusses the Big Beautiful Bill and gave her thoughts on the matter.

Started off with a caller complementing Denise and her work effect and wanted to know how we can get young people into school to try to better themselves. Following that she discussed leadership and then how things have changed or not changed since George Floyd and then went back to the BBB following a call.

Dr. Ken discusses the death of Officer Kendall Corder, talks about his experience in law enforcement and talks about what can be done to stop the violence issues in Milwaukee.

Dr. Ken continues to give his thoughts and commentary on the tragedy that took place in the city over the weekend.