Bankole Thompson interviews veteran Michigan pollster Ed Sarpolus about why Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign failed to win the crucial battleground state of Michigan and why Gov. Gretchen Whitmer could not deliver for the campaign.

Additionally, Jonathan Kinloch, the chairman of the 13th Congressional District Democratic Party, explains why his party performed woefully in the election, how the Black vote continues to be taken for granted in Detroit, and what investments the party should make for future elections. Daniel Baxter, the chief of operations for absentee voting for the Detroit Department of Elections, discusses Harris' unprecedented underperformance and what it says about voting in the city.

Finally, Bankole speaks with Dr. Michael Busuito, who was just reelected to the Wayne State University Board of Governors, about the university's urban mission in the City of Detroit and whether it is meeting the demands of students coming from low-income backgrounds.

In this week's episode, Bankole Thompson interviews Eric Holder, the 82nd Attorney General of the United States and the first African American to hold that position. They discuss the upcoming 2024 presidential election, the Michigan Supreme Court race, and the current state of democracy in America.

Additionally, Assad Turfe, Deputy Wayne County Executive and one of the few Arab American leaders in Dearborn supporting Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, detailing his reasons for backing her campaign.

Finally, Bankole visits Dillard University in New Orleans to speak with Dr. Ashraf Esmail, endowed professor of criminal justice and executive director of the Center for Racial Justice, as they commemorate the fourth anniversary of the Center.

In this week's episode, Bankole Thompson interviews Detroit mental health specialist and gun violence prevention advocate Mia Reid about her support for Vice President Kamala Harris, including her introduction of the Democratic nominee at a recent campaign rally. Additionally, Elnora Gavin, a racial justice advocate and Benton Harbor Area School Board member, discusses the presidential race and how it plays out in the Southwestern city of Michigan. Then Bankole puts the spotlight on the race for the Michigan Supreme Court in an interview with one of the top Democratic contenders, Kimberly Ann Thomas.