Pastor Corey Brooks

Geraldo Cadava, a history professor and expert on Latina and Latino studies, and Pastor Corey Brooks, founder of Project Hood, delve into Chicago's migrant crisis. The city has welcomed around 50,000 newcomers, igniting tensions among residents over limited resources. They discuss the emotional toll on both the migrants, especially families from Venezuela and Colombia, and long-time residents feeling neglected. The conversation highlights community resilience and the need for compassionate support in navigating these complex challenges.

Danny Kanell, former NFL QB and analyst, breaks down QB movement and rates 2026 prospects. Scapp and Steve Kim provide sports and cultural perspective. Shamika Michelle, ex-club dancer and mom, discusses mainstreaming strip-club culture and parenting. Pastor Corey Brooks talks faith-based community responses. They debate Magic City night, sexualization in sports culture, Stephen A. vs Zion, and QB draft concerns.

Mark Cuban defended NBA tanking in a heated debate with Dre Baldwin (entrepreneur and basketball analyst), Steve Kim (sports commentator), and Jay Skapanik (sports journalist). Danny Kanell (former NFL QB) breaks down Kyler Murray, Travis Hunter, and Tyreek Hill. Pastor Corey Brooks (Chicago pastor walking across America) closes with reflections on Jesse Jackson.

Dr. Larry Arnn, president of Hillsdale College, advocates classical liberal arts and civic education. Dr. Joshua Mitchell, Georgetown professor, examines identity politics and the erosion of mediating institutions. Dr. Jacob Imam, founder of the College of St. Joseph the Worker, blends liberal arts with manual trades. Pastor Corey Brooks builds inner-city schools and mentorship. They discuss reviving great books, marrying work and learning, school choice, and resisting illiberal trends.

Pastor Corey Brooks, a community leader known for his work in Chicago, joins commentators Anthony Walker, Virgil Walker, and Shemeka Michelle to discuss a violent incident involving elementary students. They delve into the role of absent fathers in community breakdown and the urgent need for pastoral leadership to address violence. The panel emphasizes accountability, faith, and the necessity of returning to moral guidance to combat youth behavioral issues. The conversation is a call to action for communities to unite and restore responsibility.