Civic Media Spotlight

Up first for the second hour of this week's Spotlight, the Todd Allbaugh Show is joined by Pat Kreitlow and Trygve Olson. The three have a good discussion as news breaks during the House hearing surrounding Wisconsin’s senior Senator, Vos flip-flopping and endorsing former President Trump, and Trump’s primary numbers continue to under-perform signaling trouble in November.

Next on the Earl Ingram Show, Earl discusses the mismatching priorities our country shows when you compare the cost of ending hunger to the campaign costs projected for the upcoming Presidential election.

After that, Matenaer On Air is joined by Maggie Daun to breakdown the "Mandate For Leadership: The Conservative Promise", put out by the Heritage Foundation. Maggie dives into the technical language and interpreting it for Jane and Greg, as well as the audience so we can all understand the ramifications of a second Trump administration.

Finally, we round out the hour with a nightcap from Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba for Pete's thoughts on March Madness, sharing how far he thinks Wisconsin and Marquette will go in the tournament. Pete and Producer Konrad shares how their March Madness brackets are doing after day one.

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We have a tremendous hour of content from morning shows across the Civic Media network. Up first, Stephanie Krubsack joined Maino & the Mayor this week. Stephanie is in Green Bay right now to do a special protégé project with the Packers, but also travels the world and blogs about her experiences. Her brand, Purevant Livving focuses on health, wellness, the environment and giving back. Purevant is part of the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council. She's even eaten part of a tarantula spider! Great life story!

Then on Up North News Radio, Pat discusses the new RNC and how a portion of donations will go to help former President Trump with his legal fees and judgment payments. He opens with a comparison of what would happen if Hunter Biden were to take over the DNC and the uproar over such a situation.

After that, John and Gordy get an update about the current status of the redistricting saga in Wisconsin from the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, Nick Ramos. Nick provides a recap of how the state got to where it is now in the process and shares an update on the status of the new legislative maps for the state.

Finally, Susan Feehrer-Laack, Executive Director of Racine Neighborhood Watch joins the Don Rosen Show to talk about their “Take a Taste Out of Crime” fundraiser, Friday night at Roma Lodge, and how our listeners can get involved with Neighborhood watch.

To learn more about these shows 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 network on Facebook, X, YouTube and Instagram to keep up with Civic Media!

Up first, Jane and Greg speak with Colleen McCarthy, the VP of Versiti Organ and Tissue and it is the first of a three segment interview on the importance of donating organs, the process and donating blood. Throughout the time, we take calls from listeners answering their questions.

Then,  Jeopardy star and Green Bay Native Dr. Ben Chan joins the show. Pete and Ben talk about his current run on Jeopardy, how he got the audition, and when you can catch him next on Jeopardy.

After that, Caleb and Collin Posselt (Take 2) joins us for the Live From The City Deck Landing Studios Music Series on Maino & the Mayor.

Finally, Pat and Chad Holmes discuss Senator Ron Johnson's recent comment on how the Senate should not get things done, meanwhile we have Senator Baldwin who gets a lot done for Wisconsin. 

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.

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.