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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 44 MIN

7AM: Flooding Frustrations, Landlord Lessons & Political Accountability Questions (Hour 1)

from Truth in The Morning · host Milwaukee Black Media

Homer and Dame open the show addressing heavy rain and ongoing flooding across Milwaukee, raising concerns about infrastructure and the city’s ability to handle repeated storms. They highlight the emotional and financial strain on residents still recovering from past damage, noting how recurring weather events create anxiety and disrupt everyday life. The conversation transitions into housing and accountability, with Homer sharing firsthand landlord experiences and the challenges of balancing empathy with responsibility. They discuss tenant behavior, property damage, and the need for clearer expectations. Later, the focus shifts to national politics, where they question recent firings within Trump’s circle and what it could mean for accountability, transparency, and ongoing controversies. The hour wraps with a practical and candid discussion on tenant screening, mixing humor with real-life lessons from both hosts and callers.

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