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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 44 MIN

12/5/25 4PM: “Road Closed”

from Truth In The Afternoon with Dr. Ken Harris · host Dr. Ken Harris

Truth In The Afternoon this Friday begins with Dr. Ken’s latest truth on the sudden closures of Milwaukee’s 27th Street viaduct and now the 16th Street bridge. Sharing information on all the other obstacles, detours, and the unexpected roadblocks communities must navigate across Milwaukee, he ponders why our infrastructure was so broken down to begin with, and what travel alternatives there might be in the future? Later in the hour, Dr. Ken reacts to breaking developments in the J6 pipe bomber case, teasing shocking new details that have upended expectations & asks Truth Nation if they believe the accused pipe bomber will receive a fair trial? He explores disparities in how mental illness is framed depending on the race of the accused and calls on past situations to asks another poignant question: If white suspects are often labeled mentally ill, will the same standard be applied to this Black man? The hour continues with a shift to history and reflection as Dr. Ken marks the 70th Anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, examining its legacy and asking whether that kind of collective action could work in Milwaukee today.

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