Guests: AJ Grill, Greg Bach

Milwaukee comedian, AJ Grill, joins to talk with Greg, Kristin and Jane to talk about his new special: I'll Quit When I'm 30.

Then we discuss, are people who are mean just being honest? Can you be honest without being mean?

Guests: Greg Bach, Kacie Lucchini Butcher

Kacie Lucchini Butcher joins to talk about UW Madison's Public History Project.

You're never too old to procreate... but only if you're a 93 year old tortoise.

Joe Rogan opened a comedy club in Austin. It does not seem fun.

Guests: Greg Bach, Janet Protasiewicz

Judge Janet joins us at the top of the hour and gives her honest reaction to yesterday's debate along with reflections on how the campaign cycle has been thus far.

Then Greg, Kristin and Jane opine on the newly coined term, "doomerism".

Guest: Greg Bach

The first half hour we talk about the impact good journalism can have, specifically in the case of the New York Times piece on migrant child labor and how quickly the Biden admin jumped into action. Then we have a discussion about work trends. More and more people are opting for part time work while some people are juggling two full time remote jobs.

Guests: Dan Shafer, Greg Bach

With zero sense of irony, Trump is heading to East Palestine today despite his record of deregulation that primed the pump for this kind of disaster the happen. Additionally, Ron Johnson is fundraising off of it!

Then Dan Shafer of The Recombobulation Area joins to discuss how, even though we love sports, maybe just handing $290 million dollars to the Brewers isn't the best use of that money.

t

Guests: Adam VanNoord, Greg Bach, Raegen Niemela

In its first year of operations, a Wausau Multicultural Community Center in central Wisconsin has helped 160 people from Afghanistan and other nations find homes in Wausau, Stevens Point or Marshfield. We talk to the director, Adam VanNoord, about what the past year has looked like. Also, did you know it's National Wisconsin Day? Then, Milwaukee comedian Raegen Niemela joins for Singles Awareness Day to enlighten us on the trials and tribulations of being single in the Brew City.

Guest: Greg Bach

We start the show with our reactions to Nikki Haley's announcement that she’s running for president in 2024 and get into some hypotheticals of how to might all play out. Then we breakdown the absolutely wild infighting that is happening between the Wisconsin Supreme Court conservative candidates campaigns, conservative talk radio show hosts and the twitter happy "juicy judiciary".

Guests: Brad Schlaikowski, Greg Bach

CourageMKE Co-founder, Brad Schlaikowski, talks about all the incredible work Courage MKE does including the new building that will provide transitional independent living for young adults ages 18-24. Follow Courage MKE on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. The second half hour, Greg and Kristin talk about the difference of body positivity and body neutrality through the lens of their own relationships with their bodies. Finally, go see Dulcé Sloan at The Laughing Tap this weekend!

Guests: Greg Bach, James L. Santelle

Class is in session with Jim Santelle, former US Attorney, who spends the hour breaking down our state court system, what a lay person should know before voting for a judge or a justice, and the pros and cons of appointments v. elections. Check out his show, Morning Cannolis, every Saturday from 9-11am across the Civic Media network.

Guest: Greg Bach

It's National Girls and Women in Sports Day so we thought a good way to celebrate would be to talk about this USA Today Title IX investigation of how schools, including University of Wisconsin Madison, are rigging the numbers. State Sen. André Jacque, R-De Pere, wants to ban felons from having "vicious dogs" but doesn't define what a "vicious dog" is. Finally, it's the first day of Black History Month and you need to be following Judge Derek Mosley for your daily dose of Black history you never knew.

1