Matt Rothschild, former Executive Director of the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, fills in for Maggie for the day. In the first hour of the show, he is joined by former United States Attorney and current host Civic Media's Morning Canolis, James Santelle. They start off discussing the Supreme Court decision to reverse the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to remove Donald Trump from the primary ballot and rule that states do not have the power to remove candidates from ballots on the basis of the fourteenth amendment. They end the show discussing another Supreme Court matter, this time the delays in the trial for Donald Trump's presidential immunity claim.

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This week's Civic Media Spotlight kicks off with Matenaer on Air, where Jane and Greg talk with Lisa Shiller from the BBB on how to watch out for scams. We hear from UpNorthNews Radio with Pat Kreitlow as he discusses the Supreme Court agreeing to hear Trump's presidential immunity case, then go to the Devils Advocates, where this week Crute talks with Matt Rothschild on the new legislative maps. Closing out this hour, we go to Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba, where he interviews comedy writer Andrew Genser.

Maggie continues her conversation with Chef Gregory Leon, owner and operator of Amilinda in downtown Milwaukee. They talk about how food brings people together, the joys of eating on vacation, and how Amilinda offers fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

In the second half hour, Maggie is joined on the line by Civic Media personality Teri Barr, for a new segment - Local and Overlooked. Terri will be joining the show every Friday to discuss important Wisconsin stories that are being overlooked in regular news cycle. Today, she brings 2 stories, one about protecting yourself from aggressive solicitation calls and the other about parks in our state.

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Maggie starts off the show expanding on yesterday's topic of a potential second Trump presidency. She uses the Heritage Foundation's Mandate for Leadership as the blueprint to paint the picture of what the MAGA movement seeks to do and the disastrous effects it would have on our country and globally. At the end of the hour, she is joined by Chef Gregory Leon, owner and operator of Amilinda in downtown Milwaukee, to talk about the amazing restaurant.

The Heritage Foundation is a right-wing think tank, most known for its publications featuring ultraconservative policy recommendations. The most recent edition of the Mandate for Leadership was published in April of 2023 with the full title Mandate for Leadership 2025: The Conservative Promise.

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Maggie continues her discussion with Representative Evan Goyke about the Milwaukee Attorney's office. They talk about the failings of the person currently holding the office and their view for what public officials should be. Then, Maggie returns to Donald Trump and lays out her vision of what would happen if he were to be elected to a second term.

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Maggie kicks off the show discussing the Supreme Court decision to delay the Presidential immunity case being brought by former President Donald Trump. She discusses how this subverts are judicial process and deprives us, the citizens, from seeing true justice. Then, she is joined by Representative Evan Goyke to discuss his for City of Milwaukee Attorney. They talk about his reasons for running and his vision for the office.

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Dive into an enlightening conversation with Milwaukee historian and racial justice researcher Reggie Jackson on the Maggie Dawn Show. Reggie shares his insights on the significance of understanding America's racial history, emphasizing the importance of historical context to comprehend current racial issues. Through personal anecdotes and a deep dive into systemic racism's roots, Reggie illuminates the ongoing struggle for equality and justice. This episode not only explores Reggie's journey and work but also tackles broader themes of education, historical accountability, and the power of truth in fostering societal change. Join us as Reggie sheds light on the importance of confronting our past to shape a more inclusive future.

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Measles was supposed to be a disease of the past, nearly eradicated by immunizations. Thanks to archaic thinking in Florida, it's back and threatening the lives of children. Maggie cuts through the crap and gets at the real incentive to denying science - the profit to be made by selling the alternative.

Maggie's also joined by Milwaukee historian and racial justice researcher Reggie Jackson, the episode dives deep into the so-called school-to-prison pipeline, shedding light on the realities behind the statistics and the misconceptions that fuel societal narratives. The conversation also tackles the contentious topic of vaccine misinformation, with a critical look at the roles played by figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo. Through engaging dialogue, Daun and Jackson explore the underlying motivations—power, money, and influence—that drive the dissemination of false information, highlighting the profound implications on public health and social justice.

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In this enlightening second hour of the Maggie Daun Show, we pivot to a heartwarming conversation with Ana Simpson, CEO of Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast, exploring the transformative power of Girl Scouting on young women's lives. Simpson shares her personal journey from a career in financial services to leading an organization dedicated to nurturing the next generation of female leaders. Through her story, listeners gain insights into the dedication and passion driving the Girl Scouts' mission to empower young women through community involvement, leadership, and personal development.

The discussion extends to the broader impacts of Girl Scouting in Wisconsin, emphasizing the critical role of community engagement and the organization's efforts to adapt and thrive in challenging times. Simpson's narrative is a testament to the importance of finding one's path and the impact of mentorship and service on personal growth and societal contribution.

This hour not only celebrates the achievements of the Girl Scouts but also underscores the necessity of community support in shaping a brighter future for all young people.

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Anti-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) legislation is sweeping across the United States, with a spotlight on Wisconsin and Alabama. Maggie Daun is here to fight back alongside Patrick Darrington, a seasoned reporter from Alabama, to explore the implications of these laws on education, societal equity, and freedom of speech. The discussion uncovers the motivations behind such bills, their broader cultural impacts, and the resistance from communities advocating for inclusivity and justice.

In this first hour, listeners are taken through the intricacies of the legislative process, the potential consequences on educators, students, and the general populace, and the complex dynamics at play in political and social arenas. Through Darrington's insights and Daun's probing questions, the conversation provides a comprehensive understanding of the stakes involved, offering a deep dive into the ramifications of these legislative efforts.

It's time to reflect on the role of education in fostering a just society, the importance of addressing historical injustices, and how current legislative efforts may affect the future of diversity and inclusion in our communities. In this first hour, not only are listeners informed but also challenged to consider the impact of anti-DEI legislation on American democracy and societal fabric.

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