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   Number 1: Wisconsin Ballot Amendments, Political Money & Lambeau Ladies

   Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss campaign fundraising, the role of outside money in politics, and whether candidates should distance themselves from President Trump. Will Flanders of the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty explains the two constitutional amendments on Wisconsin’s November ballot: limits on the governor’s partial-veto power and a proposal addressing preferential treatment by governmental entities. Wisconsin referendum notice The show also examines Kalshi and the debate over prediction-market regulation, updates from the Milwaukee Diaper Mission, and the growing influence of sports betting. Plus, Laura Kostelnik Biskupic and Katherine Biskupic discuss their book, Lambeau Ladies, and the women connected to Packers history.

   September 23, 2026·1h 3min
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   Number 2: Milwaukee’s Flock Cameras & Restaurant Closings

   Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss the biggest issues facing voters in Wisconsin’s governor’s race, while City Forward Collective highlights the growth of Augustine Preparatory Academy. Jeramey Jannene joins for City Stories to break down Milwaukee’s Flock camera debate, Water Street restaurant closings and new openings, workforce housing, Bay View businesses, changes inside Milwaukee city government, and a New Berlin mayor accused of anti-Muslim racism.

   September 03, 2026·1h
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   Number 3: Housing Market Warning Signs & Waupun’s Flock Cameras

   Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss warning signs in Florida’s housing market, whether Democrats need more “manly men,” and why voters want hard work to pay off. Waupun Mayor Ron Bishop defends his city’s use of Flock cameras, plus a look at college costs, declining enrollment, Oak Creek’s Lion Fest, Waupun’s sculptures, and the $500 AI toothbrush. Catch Point Taken weekdays from 10 a.m. to noon Central on 620 WTMJ or wherever you get your podcasts.

   September 02, 2026·1h 8min
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   Number 4: Tiffany Blocks the Media, Inflation Hits Voters and the Packers Hit Rock Bottom

   Steve Scaffidi hosts the Political Power Hour with Joe Zepecki and Jake Curtis to discuss Tom Tiffany blocking a Journal Sentinel reporter and how it compares with the Trump administration’s treatment of the media. The conversation also covers rising gas and grocery prices, inflation’s impact on the midterm elections, U.S.-China relations, and growing concerns about artificial intelligence. Plus, the show’s “Say Something Nice” segment, a look at the Obama Presidential Center, and Alex Strouf joins to discuss whether the Packers have officially hit rock bottom.

   September 25, 2026·1h 5min
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   Number 5: OVERTIME: Parents Are Hiring “Second Moms” for Their College Kids?!

   Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey go “Overtime” to debate the rise of concierge services for college students. A business that acts as a “mom for hire” by doing laundry, cleaning dorm rooms, delivering snacks, and helping students adjust to life away from home. Are these services helpful support for young adults, or are they preventing college students from learning how to take care of themselves? Steve and Kristin also discuss parenting, independence, mentorship, and the changing college experience. Overtime is exclusive to the Extra Points newsletter. Subscribe to hear more conversations that go beyond the daily show.

   September 24, 2026·21min
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