The Earl Ingram Show

Earl is joined on the line by Aaron Vivian, member of the board of directors at Camp to Belong - Wisconsin, a foundation focused on reuniting siblings separated by foster care through summer camps. They talk about how Aaron got involved in this project, what its all about, and how you can get involved or donate.

https://www.ctb-wi.org/

Earl is joined by Alan Chavoya, outreach chair for Milwaukee Alliance Against Racism and Political Repression, to talk about the glaring flaws in our criminal justice system in light of the lives lost in police custody and people killed by officers directly.

In the first half of the hour, Earl talks about a potential arrest of Donald Trump and the ridiculous support he continues to garner.

Then, he discusses the violent crime epidemic in our country and what needs to be done to stop it.

Earl starts the Wednesday show with a discussion on the importance of Unions to the working class and how Republican legislation has degraded the system.

To start the hour, Earl, Marva, and Erica continue their discussion on Milwaukee Public Schools. Then, Earl discusses potential Republican challengers to Senator Tammy Baldwin next year, as well as measures being taken to stop the theft of Honda and Kia cars.

Marva Herndon and Erica Siemsen, Milwaukee Public School Board members up for reelection in the April, join Earl to talk about the unique problems faced by Wisconsin and Milwaukee students.

Earl is joined by Matt Stafford, founder and executive director of Vincent James Mentoring. Vincent James Mentoring is a Waukesha based non-profit that focuses on providing hope, love, and family to the teens of our community.

Earl and Matt talk about his life growing up with loving adopted parents, the loss he has experienced in his life, and how the mentors he has had have led him to become who he is today.

Earl and Sandy continue the show by discussing the enfolding bank crisis and the influence of lobbyists on our legislative process.

Earl and Sandy start the hour talking about the potential detainment of Donald Trump before delving into United States' foreign policy in light of the warrant for Putin's arrest.

Earl and Gilbert talk about Aaron Rodgers calling himself the greatest Packer of all time, his unceremonious exit from Green Bay, and the future of the team under Jordan Love.