This week Kent and C.J. talk about the possibility of Democratic control of Wisconsin's government, the push to regulate where ICE can execute administrative warrants, and the rights we can exercise with ICE.

This week, Kent and C.J. are back at it again! This week, they talk about Hannah Dugan’s resignation, protests against the shooting by ICE, Dane County’s coming population boom, and the prevalence of stranded assets in the State of Wisconsin.

This week C.J. and Kent stick to the news and discuss the candidates in next year’s governor’s race, DOC employees being placed on administrative leave following Morgan Geyser’s escape, and the financial risk faced by teachers due to their health insurance coverage.

This week Kent and C.J. discuss the Copper Culture and the implications, as well as the news, which includes the escape of the Slenderman stabbing mastermind, the trial of Hannah Dugan, and pending lawsuits about congressional districts.

This week Kent and C.J. stick to the news and discuss an update to the Hannah Dugan saga, proposed regulations for the burgeoning data centers, proposed definitions for abortions, and the controversy around religious tax exemptions.

This week Kent and C.J. discuss efforts to fund Snap in Wisconsin, the return of legal abortion, and the Enbridge pipeline reroute. For the main topic they discuss a few spooky Wisconsin stories.

This week Kent and C.J. discuss issues people are raising with the Lighthouse data center in Port Washington, the stalking of Chief Justice Jill Karofsky, the sharp rise in the price of gold, and the impact of the shutdown of the federal government on the FoodShare program.

This week Kent and C.J. discusses the uncounted absentee ballots, Tammy Baldwin's proposal to restore 988's LGBTQ+ counselors, and Microsoft's plans for the Mount Pleasant Foxconn facility.

This week C.J. and Kent stick to the news by discussing debate about fortifying the Capitol, a proposed voluntary No Purchase List for firearms, updates on the kayaker who faked his death, and the Packers prospects for this season.

This week C.J. and Kent discuss the recording of Walworth County Court Commissioner Peter Navis insisting that deputies provide a federal warrant before arresting two men making a traffic court appearance, the $284 million in losses to Wisconsin due to federal spending cuts, and nanobubble experiments meant to stop algae blooms.