Steve is joined by Anne E. Schwartz, public safety communications expert to remember 9/11, 23 years later and share where they were.

The conversation continues as Steve and Annie reflect the human cost, especially with public safety professionals like firefighters

The Best Public Safety Story You’ve Never Heard Of: In Elk Mound, WI, Police Chief Chad Weinberger saved a family from a fire when they didn’t notice.

We play a clip from Steve’s interview with former pilot Yvan Giralte on where he was during 9/11 and how it felt to go back in the air afterwards.

POST-DEBATE THOUGHTS: Steve Scaffidi is joined on the phone by democratic strategist Joe Zepecki and republican strategist Bill McCoshen to react to last night’s debate, how each candidate did and if it will move the needle for voters.

Taylor Swift endorsed Harris. Steve asks Bill and Joe the advice they would give their respective candidates and if we will see another debate.

Steve is joined on the phone by James Wigderson, writer of “Life, Under Construction” to talk about debate predictions and what Kamala Harris and Donald Trump must do to win

– Steve asks James about important issues at the debate, the tricky part about using the economy as an argument and potential October surprises.

– Urban Milwaukee President Jeramey Jannene joins Steve Scaffidi to talk about the Milwaukee County budget and what’s going to have to get cut like MCTS planned Connect 2.

– The People’s Flag of Milwaukee is getting closer to being the city’s official flag (again) after a committee passed it (again) but still must pass the common council. Jeramey and Steve discuss this and the state of the Mitchell Park domes.

– Steve asks Jeramey what else he’s covering and looking forward to covering.

Urban Milwaukee President Jeramey Jannene joins Steve Scaffidi to talk about the Milwaukee County budget and what’s going to have to get cut like MCTS planned Connect 2.

The People’s Flag of Milwaukee is getting closer to being the city’s official flag (again) after a committee passed it (again) but still must pass the common council. Jeramey and Steve discuss this and the state of the Mitchell Park domes.

Steve asks Jeramey what else he’s covering and looking forward to covering.

Steve is joined on the phone by James Wigderson, writer of “Life, Under Construction” to talk about debate predictions and what Kamala Harris and Donald Trump must do to win

Steve asks James about important issues at the debate, the tricky part about using the economy as an argument and potential October surprises.

Tracy is joined on the phone by political observer Steve Baas and they discuss Trump’s surge in small donors, what it means as well as the meaning behind polling.

-Tracy asks Steve about the issues each side cares about and the ones that the “middle” voters care about.

-Tracy asks Steve about the shifting electorate and ending wars

Tracy is next joined on the phone by author, farmer and President of Platform Communications Brian Reisinger to talk about his book, why farming matters in this election.

-Tracy asks Brian about issue overlap across states and across parties and the significance of both Trump and Harris picking VP candidates from rural midwestern states.

-Tracy asks Brian what it was like to write a book, especially one so personal.

Tracy is next joined on the phone by author, farmer and President of Platform Communications Brian Reisinger to talk about his book, why farming matters in this election.

Tracy asks Brian about issue overlap across states and across parties and the significance of both Trump and Harris picking VP candidates from rural midwestern states.

Tracy asks Brian what it was like to write a book, especially one so personal.

Tracy is joined on the phone by political observer Steve Baas and they discuss Trump’s surge in small donors, what it means as well as the meaning behind polling.

Tracy asks Steve about the issues each side cares about and the ones that the “middle” voters care about.

Tracy asks Steve about the shifting electorate and ending wars