Point Taken with Steve Scaffidi & Kristin Brey

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey react to the Brewers’ huge win over the Dodgers, putting Milwaukee one victory away from another World Series appearance. They also examine new polling on voters’ financial concerns and enthusiasm for the midterm elections.

Colleston Morgan Jr. discusses City Forward Collective’s polling on school accountability and what the results mean for Milwaukee families and the governor’s race. Plus, Jeramey Jannene covers habitual parking violators and regional rail expansion, while Greg Matzek breaks down how the Brewers built a team capable of winning it all.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey examine the latest controversy in Wisconsin’s governor’s race, including Tom Tiffany’s attacks on David Crowley and Crowley’s response in a pre-show interview.

Chuck Bell from Consumer Reports joins the show to discuss AI-generated scams and deepfakes targeting older adults. The hosts also debate the growing conflict between sports media and gambling, following an ESPN producer’s resignation over the network’s betting policies. Plus, Kyle Wallace previews NLCS Game 3 as the Brewers move closer to another World Series appearance.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss growing support for Medicare for All, rising healthcare costs and the strain on the nation’s healthcare system. They also explore the political influence of evangelical voters and preview the Faith and Politics podcast series.

Plus, the hosts examine Elon Musk’s political spending, campaign ad “trigger warnings” and a deadly amusement park accident. Gabe Neitzel joins the show to celebrate the Brewers’ wins over the Dodgers and explain why this team believes it can win the World Series.

Steve Scaffidi flies solo with WISN’s Matt Smith to break down the Attorney General debate, including questions about illegal immigration, lawsuits against the Trump administration and Flock cameras. They also preview the upcoming Wisconsin governor’s debate.

Plus, Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano discusses the latest financial news and how politics and interest rates affect investors. Alex Strouf joins Steve to recap the Packers’ 31–7 win over the Bears and preview Sunday night’s matchup with the Cowboys.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey examine whether Wisconsin Democrats could win a state government trifecta, the impact of Barack Obama’s endorsement of David Crowley, and Tom Tiffany’s challenge in the governor’s race.

They also discuss national political trends, fiscal responsibility, government programs, campaign strategy and the growing influence of sports betting and prediction markets. Listen to Decision Wisconsin for an in-depth look at the issues shaping the state’s next election.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey are joined by Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki and Anthony Birch of Platform Communications to discuss the upcoming midterm elections, affordability, corruption and whether Democrats are facing a “Republican undertow” instead of a blue wave.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore joins the show to discuss his state’s accomplishments and Wisconsin policy. The panel also reacts to Barack Obama’s endorsement of David Crowley, a Green Party candidate’s road-rage incident and this week’s “Say Something Nice.” Plus, ESPN Milwaukee's Ben Brust previews the Brewers’ NLCS matchup with the Dodgers and explains why Milwaukee’s pitching staff could decide the series.

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Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey celebrate the Brewers advancing to the NLCS and discuss former President Barack Obama’s endorsement of David Crowley in Wisconsin’s governor’s race.

Gabe Neitzel joins the show to break down the Brewers’ playoff run, team confidence and the upcoming matchup with the Dodgers. Plus, Urban Milwaukee’s Jeramey Jannene discusses Milwaukee County road construction, Oak Leaf Trail bike lanes, Flock cameras, the county budget and the latest developments in Bay View. Steve also previews the upcoming Faith in Politics podcast series on 620 WTMJ.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss Christa Pike’s failed execution, her future under the death penalty and whether the justice system gives enough consideration to a person’s background. They also examine protests and economic challenges in France, President Trump’s name appearing on passports, Brewers baseball, diversity in MLB and the ongoing struggle facing local news—including declining Journal Sentinel subscribers and questions about media objectivity.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey react to Donald Trump’s comments about Iran, the potential impact of the midterm elections, and concerns about what could happen if Republicans lose control of Congress.

They also discuss the threat of a future pandemic, growing distrust in science and government, and whether America learned anything from COVID-19. The conversation turns to the loss of dinner parties and “third spaces” where people can connect. Plus, Greg Matzek joins to discuss the Brewers’ clubhouse, team chemistry and the NLDS matchup with the Padres.