Guest host Tracy Johnson hosts with political strategists Bill McCoshen and Joe Zepecki to talk about Wisconsin's and the nation's budgets and what could be getting cut.

PLUS: Tracy also talks about the new data center in Port Washington with Mayor Ted Neitzke IV.

Happy Juneteenth!

Kristin Brey was joined by finance professor David Krause to explain a cryptocurrency bill that passed the Senate and reacted to Charlie Kirk wanting to bring back the "MRS Degree".

PLUS: Urban Milwaukee's Jeramey Jannene gives updates on Milwaukee with updates on a new flag contest, granny flats, trampoline regulation and more.

In the first half, Kristin brey was joined by former Milwaukee County Judge Mary Kuhnmuench and former U.S. Attorney James Santelle to talk about the sloth of Supreme Court decisions, particularly the ban on gender-affirming care.

PLUS: She talks to an expert on the future of special education funding in Wisconsin and meets a man who escaped Nazi Germany and became a civil rights activist in the 60s and was involved in the Jeffrey Dahmer case.

Last show has Kristin and listeners asking: Why does it seem like Democrats protest more than Republicans?

Kristin was also joined by Dr. Matthew Facciani, an expert on misinformation; CEO of Sojourner Family Peace Center Carmen Pitre to talk about the need for a new public safety building in Milwaukee; and Wisconsin Policy Forum president Jason Stein on the future of federal funding in Wisconsin.

Kristin Brey hosts the show (mostly) solo talking about all the big stories from the weekend including Iran's attack on Israel, the assassinations in Minnesota, the No Kings protests and so much more.

Steve and Kristin talked about many controversial parades in D.C. and in Wisconsin.

PLUS: Political strategists Joe Zepecki and Bill McCoshen debate Senator Alex Padilla getting thrown out of a press conference and more.

Trump pulled a Mean Girls with Senator Rand Paul but took it back, so did Ron Johnson's opinion on the Big Beautiful Bill

Steve and Kristin tackled these topics and continued the healthcare talk with Dr. Stacey B. Lee

PLUS: Urban Milwaukee's Jeramey Jannene talks about Wisconsin's supposedly oldest gay bar, new bike lanes and more.

Trump announced that they would be defunding FEMA after this year's hurricane season, but can states like North Carolina handle big disasters on their own?

PLUS: Author and former healthcare executive joins to talk about his passion for writing ties into his other passions of healthcare and term limits.

What would Jesus NOT do?

Steve and Kristin talked about the decline of empathy in some evangelical Christian sects.

PLUS: Apparently Trump was once against using the National Guard, so what changed?