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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 46 MIN

8AM – Wealth Inequality, Community Priorities, and a Celebrity Culture Pivot (Hour 2)

from Truth in The Morning · host Milwaukee Black Media

Homer and Dame continue the morning by staying focused on community-driven solutions, tying Milwaukee’s grassroots spirit and neighborhood pride back to the bigger question of what real local investment should look like. That conversation expands into a broader look at economic inequality as they react to Bernie Sanders’ proposal to tax billionaires 5% and redirect resources toward lower- and middle-income households. Throughout the hour, they connect the billionaire tax debate to the everyday struggles faced by working communities, especially those dealing with food insecurity, poor healthcare access, and widening economic gaps. Homer and Dame challenge the logic of extreme wealth concentration, criticize the failures of trickle-down economics, and question a system where communities are deprived of basic needs while a small number of people hold enormous fortunes. The hour closes with a sharp turn into celebrity culture, as they react to reports involving Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith following the Chris Rock Oscars fallout.

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