Sandy Williams
“They Not Like Us” Trumps Project 2025 (Hour 2)
The 2025 agenda appears increasingly tangible during the Trump administration, characterized by policies that enable the affluent to exert influence over governmental operations. Communication channels, including phone and text lines, are abuzz with discussions from worried citizens expressing their views regarding the Department of Education. Sandy analyzes the cultural disparities and environmental factors that impact the educational systems.
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Be Honest! “Its Project 2025” (Hour 1)
On Valentine's Day, Earl Ingram extends an invitation to his friend Sandy Williams to engage in a discussion regarding the unexpected surge in egg prices, which have now surpassed the price of an entire chicken. Their dialogue transitions to a critique of political figures such as J.D. Vance and Pete Hegseth, who are perceived as lacking qualifications. Dodge expresses strong dissatisfaction with the education system, emphasizing the detrimental effects of funding cuts and the elimination of programs that adversely impact citizens, while also condemning the buyout options available for government positions. Republicans interpret the expansion of government as a rationale for tax reforms that primarily benefit the affluent. Sandy points out that school choice is increasingly becoming a viable alternative within the education system. Furthermore, "Project 2025" is mentioned, alongside the significant influence Elon Musk holds in obtaining government contracts, despite his absence of pertinent experience and dependence on financial resources. The legal system has failed to provide assistance to the populace.
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The Rule of Law “Simple Process” (Hour 2)
Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams revisit the topic of government processes, reflecting on the previous hour's discussion. They address calls from constituents expressing their concerns. The conversation also touches upon the ethical implications involved, particularly regarding how Republicans are attempting to navigate regulations or implement new ones that may benefit them while sidelining the interests of the public. The chat quickly escalates into a fiery debate, with folks worried that America could be sliding into a dictatorship if the government isn't paying attention to the people's concerns and looking out for their best interests.
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Lets talk about the Government! (Hour 1)
On this Tuesday, Earl Ingram extends a warm welcome to his guest host, Sandy Williams, as they engage in a discussion regarding constitutional rights. The conversation encompasses the various branches of government and their respective functions, highlighting how these entities do not dictate outcomes at certain levels. Earl analyzes a specific law and its protocols, while Sandy emphasizes procedural elements and execution methods. Both note the troubling trend of elected officials ignoring established procedures for personal preferences.
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Bridge Over Troubled Water w/ Sandy Williams (Hour 2)
Earl and Sandy wrap up their discussion on the utility of empathy in politics before moving onto the consolidation of super markets and how this negatively effects consumers. They wrap up the show talking about the Elon Musk's amassing of power and the concerning influence the wealthy will have on the Trump administration.
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Empathy is the Answer w/ Sandy Williams (Hour 1)
Earl and Sandy kick off the hour chatting about the NFL playoff picture and the end of the Packers season. Then, they talk about how applying empathy to our political discussions could be the solution to bridging the divide politically.
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Interview: Senator Ron Johnson
Senator Ron Johnson joins the show to talk about the election with Earl and Sandy. When asked whether he'll accept a Harris/Walz win? "I sure hope so."
Tariff Talk with Sandy Williams (Hour 1)
The Earl Ingram Show is joined for the day by Sandy Williams. Earl and Sandy discuss the growing concerns of the across the board tariffs that former President Donald Trump is suggesting if he is elected to another term. Earl and Sandy take a range of calls from the auidence about what a proposal like that could mean for Wisconsinites and the nation.
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What’s Going On, Around the World (Hour 1)
Earl Ingram is joined in studio by his Friday co-host, Sandy Williams. After a quick recap of the Milwaukee Bucks game last night, Earl and Sandy dive into the growing concerns around the rise of authoritarian thoughts here in America and around the world. Is it apathy among young people? Is it money in politics? Earl, Sandy, and callers share their thoughts throughout the hour.
The Earl Ingram Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 8-10 am across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Earl and the show!
Civic Media Spotlight for February 10th (Hour 2)
Up first this hour, Earl and Sandy Williams are joined in the studio by United States Senator Ron Johnson. They start the show discussing the economic pressures faced by everyday Americans and disagree over how the government should address them.
Then, the Todd Allbaugh Show discusses Derrick “Do-Nothing” Van Orden living up to his new nickname, as he and his MAGA colleagues refuse to accomplish anything in the House of Representatives. Trump’s followers are stalling to avoid giving Biden a victory, endangering the entire world in the process. Van Orden himself is simply too busy complaining about the lack of Free Bird in the Culvers’ playlist.
After that, Up North News Radio has a conversation about Northeast Wisconsin seeing grassroots activity like never before with people eager to step up and run for office. Three women who have expressed interest in running for Congress are working together to talk up the issues and get more folks interested in running for something and supporting those who do.
Finally, Charles Franklin with the Marquette Law School Poll the Devil's Advocates to discuss the results of his newest poll, that was released Wednesday. Biden and Trump are neck and neck! Hayley, not so much. In fact, she's polling even worse in Wisconsin than she did last night in Nevada. Plus, people want the weed in Wisconsin, and our suspicions are confirmed: Robin Vos is the most unpopular politician in the state of Wisconsin.
