Maggie convenes with her close friend Teri Barr at 3:30 to discuss What’s Good, Local & Overlooked in Wisconsin. During their conversation, Teri shares her favorite books and advocates for reading among individuals of all ages. Earlier in the episode, Mark Becker participates to elaborate on the concept of the “New America” theory. The Maggie […]

Stinky situations often emerge when discussing women’s sports. Maggie Daun provides insight as an alumna of Marquette University. We address the allegations against the women’s head coach of the Golden Eagles and also discuss the challenges faced by college athletes, particularly women, who are often disadvantaged. The Maggie Daun Show is a part of the […]

Maggie is joined by Hannah Fried for a segment called “Voting is Local.” In this dialogue, we delve into the grievances expressed by voters concerning the current political environment and their yearning for authentic transformation. Through our exchange with Hannah, we uncover that voters are aspiring for a more effective system instead of a succession […]

Maggie Daun introduces Tom Palzewicz as they examine the unusual selections within Trump’s cabinet. The appointments of Matt Gaetz as Attorney General and Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary certainly provoke significant concern. Maggie and Tom analyze the ramifications of these nominations, the disorder they introduce, and the genuine economic distress that underpins Trump’s backing. They […]

The Maggie Daun Show centers on Matt Gaetz’s appointment as Attorney General and presents the Maggie’s List of the Top Ten Worst Individuals to Encounter. Glenn Grothman is highlighted as having the most unfavorable experience. Subsequently, the discussion shifts to the information environment, described as a sewer. Maggie elaborates on the disintegration of the working […]