Truth to Power with Kyle Wallace

The show has always been about balance, and what other way than to end the show with that same thing. Balance. Kyle has some surprise guests that stop by to give him his flowers, all while he tries to keep Truth Nation informed about where the future of Milwaukee is heading. Thanks for all the fun memories over the years Truth Nation. We couldn’t have made it this far with out y’all and we will see you on the flip side! Make sure you keep up with Kyle on his socials @kylewallace414 on Instagram and @espnkyle on X.com (Twitter) to stay up with Truth To Power with Kyle Wallace content!

Kyle takes a stroll down memory lane as he recants the challenges of getting a solid lineup for The Truth with entertaining voices. & with some hosts ducking or not responding, it was easier said than done.

On this episode of Truth To Power, the conversation gets real about the future of Milwaukee and who truly benefits from the city’s development plans. The show dives deep into the controversial “Rethink 794” proposal, questioning whether tearing down Interstate 794 would improve life for everyday Milwaukee residents — especially Black communities on the city’s north side. The discussion challenges local leadership on priorities, public accountability, downtown investment, education, jobs, housing, and economic equity. Plus, a special interview with Marc Young, Chief Recruitment and Outreach Officer and Executive Director of Undergraduate Admissions at UW-Milwaukee.

Today’s conversation pulls no punches. We dive into the controversy surrounding Oklahoma becoming the 17th state to ban child marriage, and why some politicians are actually upset about it. We also break down the hypocrisy surrounding “parental rights” debates and the double standards in American politics and media. Later, we discuss Donald Trump’s push to bring more white South Africans into the United States while refugee protections for others continue to shrink — and what that says about race, immigration, and who America chooses to prioritize. This is another passionate, unfiltered episode as the show heads into its final week on the airwaves while continuing on podcast and YouTube.

It’s been a crazy couple of years for Kyle Wallace at 101.7 The Truth from shows to rolls, and like all good things, everything must come to an end. Even if that’s Kyle’s Bachelor party trip to Nashville with his homies… Tap in to find out whether Kyle ended up at the shake joint over the weekend.

Kyle Wallace talks bachelor parties, strip club debates, marriage advice, and listener confessions ahead of his Nashville trip. Plus, reactions to MPS teacher raise conversations, inflation concerns, Trump’s comments on Iran, and what rising costs mean for everyday families in Milwaukee.

Today’s episode dives into the emotional struggles many Black men face when dealing with grief, vulnerability, and the pressure to suppress feelings, opening an honest conversation about healing and growth. The show then shifts to a breakdown of a bipartisan tax relief plan, exploring why compromise in politics can still be a win for everyday people despite criticism. The episode wraps with a broader reflection on America’s global and moral standing, challenging listeners to think critically about leadership and integrity. It’s a candid, thought-provoking show that blends personal reflection with sharp political and social commentary.

From local accountability to national narratives, this episode doesn’t hold back. We break down misuse of power, political authenticity, and the harsh realities facing Milwaukee Public Schools. Tap in for unfiltered perspectives that challenge how you see trust, leadership, and community priorities.

In this episode, Kyle Wallace reflects on change within the station, calls out political hypocrisy around the economy and gas prices, and dives into a thought-provoking discussion on race, adoption, and lived experiences in America. It’s a candid mix of personal reflection, political critique, and community dialogue. Expect honesty, accountability, and uncomfortable—but necessary—conversations.

Kyle Wallace dives into two major issues shaping Milwaukee and beyond: criminal justice reform and local economic policy. He explores Governor Tony Evers’ push for prison commutations and what true rehabilitation should look like, while also challenging a controversial food truck ordinance impacting small businesses in downtown Milwaukee. With a focus on accountability, fairness, and real solutions, Kyle calls out both political sides and urges listeners to think deeper about justice and community impact. The show blends personal stories, policy critique, and audience engagement to spark meaningful conversation.

In this episode of Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace tackles a heated and deeply personal topic: vaccine transparency, government accountability, and the fight for informed choice. From shocking claims about suppressed studies to real listener stories of loss and skepticism, this conversation cuts through political noise and demands answers. Kyle challenges both sides of the debate, calling for facts over feelings and exposing the dangers of misinformation, secrecy, and double standards. If you care about your health, your rights, and the truth behind what you’re being told (or not told), this is a must-listen episode. Tap in and decide for yourself: is this about public safety—or controlling the narrative?

In this episode of Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace connects the dots between rising gas prices, the fall of budget airlines like Spirit, and the closure of neighborhood staples like Walgreens. What happens when affordability vanishes—from travel to everyday essentials? Kyle shares personal experiences, pushes back on common narratives, and dives into the impact of crime and disinvestment in Milwaukee communities. Featuring real talk from callers, this episode explores responsibility, systemic challenges, and what it will take to rebuild. It’s a raw conversation about economics, access, and the future of local neighborhoods.

No sugarcoating in this episode of Truth To Power. We tackle Milwaukee’s infrastructure problems, the real story behind Spirit Airlines’ collapse, and the facts people ignore about gas prices. Then we get real about the future of The Truth station, legacy, and what ownership means for the community. Finally, we call out political hypocrisy and the dangerous double standards shaping today’s America. It all ends with a meaningful send-off moment you don’t want to miss.

We all know Michael Jackson had kids, but were they REALLY his kids…? Kyle brings up some interesting points as he tries to figure out if Michael is the real dad. & Why do people keep bringing up stuff that the FBI found no evidence of?

Was this all just a ploy to get the ballroom built? Trump must REALLY, REALLY want to have a ballroom that won’t even be finished by the time his 3 years are up… Kyle dives into the red flags about this situation and takes calls from Truth Nation trying to figure out if the President is really under attack or if he’s playing everyone right in their faces.

Kyle’s shocking firsthand account, multiple viral videos on this, and a system that stayed silent. This episode exposes what really happened at McKinley Marina—and asks the question nobody in power wants to answer: Is Milwaukee enabling racism? Hear the receipts, the backlash, and why this story isn’t over.

On this feisty episode of Truth to Power, Kyle starts the show being joined by a Milwaukee County Board Supervisor, Felesia Martin and these two have a colorful discussion on why Felesia stood on business when it came to her district. Agreeing to disagree, Kyle moves on to the highly anticipated part two of the Milwaukee County McKinley Marina saga and according to the clock, Truth Nation still has their thoughts regarding the situation too…

The rise in Milwaukee property tax assessments is causing concern for a lot of homeowners in Milwaukee. Kyle highlights the growing financial pressure many are facing and what steps you can take—like appealing your assessment before the deadline. We close the show with a strong reminder to stay informed, speak up, and stay engaged in the decisions impacting your community.

Kyle opens with a heartfelt thank-you to Truth Nation after sharing a deeply personal family trauma—hinting that the full story is far from over. From there, he jumps Off The Top into shifting political dynamics in Virginia before turning to a troubling local case: a 14-year-old questioned in connection to a homicide on 414 Day. Kyle digs into the bigger question—how does someone so young end up in this situation, and who’s really responsible? He closes the show with final reflections that tie it all together.

Take a listen and tell us what you think the people are really feeling after hearing how law abiding citizens are treated… Could the lack of response from Milwaukee County and David Crowley, cost him his Governor’s seat? Truth Nation is hesitant about voting for him now, and they weren’t afraid to let it be known.

Truth Nation, didn’t hold back when it came to sharing their thoughts about the racism Kyle and his family encountered at McKinley Marina in Milwaukee County… Tap in to hear what they had to say

Whewwww, this is one of those days where we all wish Kyle had more than 60 minutes because Truth Nation brought that SMOKE! Kyle didn’t want to bring it to this level but the county and the “leaders” gave him ZERO choice. When you get disrespected that’s one thing, but when you disrespect an OG, awe yeah, might as well throw that hat in the air, and grab a folding chair… Tap in to hear what Kyle Wallace and his family had to endure while simply trying to enjoy being out on the water down at the McKinley Marina…

It’s been a year since Kyle’s ‘life changed’ after getting a Brazilian wax “for charity”… but yet he doesn’t remember which one? Hmmmm How is he or “it” feeling a year later? & on a serious note, MPS is going to be asking for more money soon, but who is it going to come from? & What would you grade Brenda C.’s first year?

From a powerful community cleanup to real change in Milwaukee policy—this episode starts strong. But Kyle Wallace doesn’t stop there. He dives into political hypocrisy, a high-stakes Supreme Court battle, and shocking claims about military leadership decisions. Then it gets real with a 4/20 conversation that challenges stereotypes and exposes uncomfortable truths. If you missed it live, this is the episode everyone will be talking about.

Milwaukee is at a turning point. Kyle Wallace breaks down a growing crisis as flooding leads to insurance companies dropping customers—could Wisconsin be next? Then, a deep dive into Milwaukee Public Schools: layoffs, new investments, and a high-stakes gamble on the future of our kids. Plus, a bigger conversation on education, accountability, and a surprising national discussion around the military draft. Real talk. Real issues. Real consequences. Tap in with Truth Nation.

Milwaukee has seen historic rainfall already and it’s not going to get any better anytime soon… Is this because of the litter that is in our streets or is this a bigger conversation we need to have surrounding our city. Our elected officials aren’t to blame for this one, but if they don’t allocate the funds to research on why this keeps happening or how to stop it. Then they’ll get the smoke.

On today’s Truth to Power, Kyle breaks down Milwaukee’s severe storms and flooding, and how infrastructure issues may be making things worse. He then dives into the failed McGovern Park Senior Center project and what it says about local leadership and accountability. The conversation continues with criticism of elected officials and why they keep getting re-elected, before closing with final thoughts.

Trump posted an AI picture of himself depicted as Jesus Christ and he must think Americans are dumb for thinking they weren’t going to call him out on it. Even some of his own loyalists have been calling out his hypocrisy… Truth Nation and Kyle react to Trumps healing abilities or lack there of…

From shocking allegations against powerful politicians to a disturbing wrongful arrest caught on video, today’s Truth To Power dives into the realities many try to ignore. Kyle breaks down systemic issues, community struggles, and why accountability still feels out of reach. This is the conversation everyone needs to hear—don’t miss it.

Kyle talks about the Melenia Trump’s Epstein press conference, the poor state of Wisconsin sports currently and his discontent with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Did the U.S. just risk EVERYTHING for nothing? In this explosive episode of Truth To Power, we break down the shocking reality behind the Iran situation, the President’s controversial rhetoric, and the question nobody wants to answer: what did we actually gain Plus—are “Black jobs” disappearing despite political promises, and why is no one talking about it? The numbers will leave you stunned. And wait until you hear what was said to kids at the White House Easter event… you truly have to hear it to believe it. This episode pulls no punches—if you’ve been feeling like something isn’t adding up, this is the one you NEED to hear.

Kyle Wallace sits down with Lauren Burdeau from UW Credit Union to break down real, practical financial advice you can use right now. From budgeting strategies like the 50-30-20 rule to smart ways to use your tax refund, this conversation is packed with tools to help you take control of your finances. They also tackle common scams, saving habits, and how small changes can lead to long-term financial freedom. If you’re looking to level up your money game, this is a must-listen.

Was it weakness—or was it strategy? On today’s Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace breaks down the viral “Taco Tuesday Trump” moment that has everyone talking. Did Trump back down from war, or did he make the smartest move possible? Plus, explosive takes on what the U.S. actually gained (or didn’t), why critics might be missing the bigger picture, and how this decision could reshape global politics. You won’t hear this perspective anywhere else.

Kyle Wallace sounds the alarm on a moment that could change the world overnight. From election day energy to viral Trump comments that blur comedy and catastrophe, this episode swings from laughs to serious geopolitical stakes fast. Are we witnessing reckless rhetoric—or the start of something far bigger? Callers weigh in, emotions run high, and one thing is clear: what happens next could impact everyone. Tap in before tomorrow changes everything.

Kyle breaks down a major WE Energies rate hike that could hit your wallet hard — and exposes the truth behind rising property taxes and political misinformation. Then things turn serious with the conviction in the killing of a Milwaukee police officer, sparking a deeper conversation about trauma, fear, and violence in our communities. And finally… the question that set the phones OFF: Why is Jesus depicted as white? From history to religion to cultural identity, callers didn’t hold back. This is one of those episodes you don’t just listen to — you debate.

Kyle breaks down a high-stakes moment in America—where politics, fear, and real-life consequences collide. From a controversial F-15 incident to an election that could reshape the courts, the urgency is real even if the energy isn’t. The conversation takes a hard turn into ICE enforcement, exposing troubling reports, rising deaths in custody, and the growing outrage that isn’t loud enough. Then, a powerful personal story brings it home—families living in fear, even while doing everything “right.” If you want real talk, accountability, and the questions others won’t ask… this is the episode you need to hear.

In today’s episode, Kyle shakes his head in disbelief at the double standards that is exhibited by some of the people in high places in this country. Seems like Kristi in fact did not Noem… Her husband has been dragged, (no pun intended) online for lets say playing dress up and you have to see the pictures on YouTube to believe for yourself… Kyle says we must fight fire with fire when it comes to stereotypes of Black people by calling White people out on their stereotypes and after today’s show, you will agree that theirs are worse…

Today’s episode of Truth to Power dives into the heated conversation around recent teen takeovers in Milwaukee, including incidents at Moody Park and Bayshore Mall. The show challenges the narrative that today’s youth are out of control, highlighting how a small group of bad actors can distort the perception of an entire generation. We explore what accountability should look like—from discipline in schools to the role of parenting and community involvement. Are tougher teaching methods necessary, and where is the line between discipline and disrespect? It’s a real, unfiltered conversation about responsibility, perception, and what it truly takes to guide the next generation forward.

Kyle breaks down the Mayor’s State of the City Address, where 2026 was dubbed the “Year of Housing.” Kyle challenges whether that vision matches reality, laying out the rising costs of homeownership and the growing gap between incomes and housing prices in Milwaukee. With mortgages, property taxes, and overall affordability under the microscope, he questions if buying a home even makes financial sense right now. Truth Nation calls in throughout the show to weigh in on whether homeownership is still worth it—or if renting is the smarter move in today’s market.

With over a dozen teens arrested over the weekend at Bayshore Mall we are once again asking what are we going to do with our youth? Who is to blame for the violence that occurs when a group of Milwaukee teenagers meet up in large numbers to fight? Is there anyone in Truth Nation that tapped in today that you agree with on this?

Kyle dives into a high-stakes Wisconsin Supreme Court race with Judge Chris Taylor, breaking down her legal philosophy and key issues like abortion rights and gerrymandering. Then, the show takes a turn with a hilarious personal story about a failed DIY stove installation. Finally, Kyle tackles a heated cultural debate—can comedy be racist?—unpacking the backlash to comedian Druski and calling out hypocrisy in today’s outrage culture.

With the Wisconsin Supreme Court election just weeks away, Kyle Wallace sits down with Court of Appeals Judge Chris Taylor to give voters a clear understanding of her candidacy. Judge Taylor outlines her legal background, judicial philosophy, and commitment to fairness, emphasizing her belief that the Constitution should evolve with society rather than remain fixed in the past. The conversation highlights key contrasts between her and her opponent, including differences in constitutional interpretation, campaign support, and judicial track records. Taylor addresses major issues likely to come before the court, including the 1849 abortion law, gerrymandering, and voting rights, while maintaining the importance of impartiality on pending cases. She also responds directly to criticisms about being labeled an “activist judge,” firmly rejecting the claim and pointing to her record of fairness and consistency on the bench. The discussion further explores her views on equal justice, race-related legal questions, and workers’ rights. Throughout the interview, Taylor positions herself as a candidate focused on protecting voters, upholding the law, and ensuring justice for all Wisconsinites.

With the Wisconsin State Supreme Court election just weeks away, Kyle Wallace sits down with Court of Appeals Judge Maria Lazar to discuss her candidacy, judicial philosophy, and key issues facing voters. Judge Lazar outlines her experience, emphasizing her background in civil, criminal, and appellate courts, and explains her commitment to interpreting the law based strictly on facts and legal text—not political ideology. She contrasts her approach with what she describes as “judicial activism,” arguing that courts should not legislate from the bench. The conversation also dives into major issues that could impact Wisconsin voters, including abortion law, redistricting, election integrity, and education-related legal challenges. Judge Lazar addresses criticism surrounding her record, including questions about past sentencing decisions, and makes her case for why voters should support her candidacy. Election Day: April 7 Early voting is underway Stay informed and hear directly from the candidates before you head to the polls.

Kyle opens by celebrating the city’s arts scene, calling The Wiz one of the best live performances he’s ever seen, before shifting to a local controversy that has sparked conversation across Milwaukee. But the tone quickly turns serious. With recent violence shaking the city, Governor Tony Evers has floated the idea of deploying the National Guard to Milwaukee. Kyle reacts to that possibility and delivers a powerful message about the impact of violence—especially on families and children—and challenges the community to confront hard truths. From there, the focus shifts to solutions: investing in youth, creating safe community spaces, and raising standards and accountability. Kyle closes by emphasizing one thing—real change will require both community action and leadership at every level.

On today’s episode of Truth to Power, First, Kyle sits down with Wisconsin Court of Appeals Judge Maria Lazar, who is running for the State Supreme Court. She discusses her experience, judicial philosophy, and positions on key issues including abortion law, redistricting, election integrity, and more as voters prepare for the April 7 election. Kyle shifts to a controversial national topic: the deployment of ICE agents at airports. While critical of Donald Trump overall, Kyle explores whether this policy could actually improve airport operations—and why both sides may be reacting too emotionally. The conversation heats up as callers weigh in with strong opinions on immigration, enforcement, and civil liberties, turning the show into a real-time debate. Finally, Kyle breaks down new comments from a Republican senator suggesting a deal to fund TSA workers was on the table—and why it ultimately fell apart.

From swinging baseball bats, to swinging fists & pistols… on Today’s show Kyle was joined by Milwaukee Brewers Chief Operating Officer, Marti Wronski and the two talked about the upcoming season and what fans could expect. After the conversation transitioned to all the violence that happened in Milwaukee over the weekend and Truth Nation did not hold back on their opinions.

Kyle Wallace is joined in studio by Kayla Lewis Allen talking about traveling while black. Why more black people should visit foreign countries. And the best passport stories.

Today Kyle talks about the Charlie Kirk road, Ceasar Chavez situation, and if there’s a difference between him and Trump.

Kyle Wallace starts the show declaring that the United State has already lost the War in Iran. Then shifts focus to the newest hire in Milwaukee County. Is it bad that Milwaukee just recycles all their bad leaders.