The Todd Allbaugh Show

This last weekend, we celebrated Halloween and watched a lot of sports. Todd recaps the World Series results and Sunday’s NFL games before turning to a brief bite of political news. Last week, we talked about President Trump’s plan to flood the American market with Argentinian beef to lower prices. Former Badger and NFL player […]

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This afternoon, our What’s Worse is timely– timely, indeed. Todd asks us What’s Worse: Snickers or Kit Kat? We take some calls and texts on your favorite and least favorite Halloween candy.  At the bottom of the hour, our friend Peter Rapine returns. As the Managing Editor of eBaum’s World, he has his finger on […]

Happy Halloween! If you’re going to be driving around tonight, be on alert for children running into the street.  In national news, a Rhode Island federal judge has ruled that it is unlawful for the Trump administration to cease paying SNAP benefits this weekend with the government shut down. Whether or not this action returns […]

The Trump administration is raising the difficulty on our citizenship test, requiring twice as many questions to be naturalized. We look through the questions to see if Todd would pass.  Tattoos and piercings are great ways to express yourself, but we all know somebody who has some questionable ink. This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s […]

We’re one day closer to the end of the month, and the federal government still hasn’t reopened. If this continues through tomorrow, SNAP (AKA food stamps) will run out for the first time in 60 years, leaving many Americans without food. After sharing his personal story, Todd walks through some ways we can help our […]

This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s Worse: paper cuts or slivers? We take your calls and texts on which minor finger injury hurts more.  After checking in on the downtown Madison trick-or-treat event, Todd turns to the results of a few current political polls. The results show that Americans believe that President Trump should follow […]

This Wednesday, Pat Kreitlow of Mornings with Pat Kreitlow and Trygve Olson of The Lincoln Project hop on the show for their weekly recap of the latest political news. Between new gubernatorial candidates and unexpected congressional endorsements, there’s a lot to break down. Pat and Todd also strongly disagree on the current Department of Public Instruction […]

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If the federal government is still shut down at the end of this week, SNAP benefits will pause, leaving many Americans unable to afford food. On top of this, if congress doesn’t continue the Affordable Care Act subsidies, insurance premiums will vastly increase for Wisconsinites. Todd runs through some shocking numbers from Governor Evers that […]