The Dom Salvia Show

The Devils continue to re-create the today's testimony from Stormy Daniels in the Donald Trump trail. Listeners react.

Sally Franklin of Random House is reading aloud at Donald Trump's trail from his book "How To Get Rich."

The Devils do a dramatic reading of today's testimony in Donald Trump's trial.

The student protest encampment at UW-Madison is now entering week number two. According to University President Jay Rothman, nothing good happens after midnight.

Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has thoughts on free speech. Walker, who like many conservatives used to make a big deal about academic free speech, has responded to the tens of thousands of students who are exercising free-speech rights at colleges and universities this spring with the meme, “Arrest Them, Remove Them. Expel Them.”'

When recording financial transactions, don't declare that the payment was for 'Hush Money."

The Rolling Stones played the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, where Mick called out the Governor of Louisiana. "We're a welcoming crowd, aren't we?" Jagger asked. "I hope Mr. Landry is enjoying the show. He's real inclusive you know. He's trying to take us back to the Stone Age."

Does the music you like indicate your political position?

Earlier today Judge Marchan threatened to jail Donald Trump for his continuing violation of the gag order. MSNBC and Fox News' coverage of the trial could not be diametrically opposed.

There was some creative accounting implemented in the Trump organization that was revealed in court today.

Potential Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Senator Tim Scott made an appearance on Meet The Press and evaded many questions.

Crutey was keynote speaker...number 4 at the Wisconsin Grassroots Network Festival last Saturday at Lawrence University. Not all in attendance were friendly. Crutey had a heckler.

Paul Fanlund of The Capital Times analyzes the conflict in the Middle East. Polling indicated that Gaza was the top issue for only 2% of registered voters, and only 7% in the 18- to 29-year-old segment of the polling sample. And that 7% was the highest in any age category.

Kicking off this hour, Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba was joined by Erik Kjelland of The Mascot Theory joins the show. Eric talks The Mascot Theory, their tour dates coming soon, and Every Sign of Life, The Mascot Theory's new album.

Then, the John & Gordy Show is joined by Dahlia Saba from Students for Justice in Palestine and provides her take on the last few days at the encampment and where things are progressing at the University of Wisconsin.

After that, the Chad Holmes Show talks to Hans Breitenmoser about how the new fair maps legislation has helped get better candidates on the ballot in 2024 and more competitive races. However, there is still to be done to make sure that the gerrymandered maps don't return in the future.

Finally, this week's Spotlight wraps up with the Don Rosen Show being joined by Kelly Kruse, Executive Director of the Downtown Racine Corporation, to discuss all the fun events coming to Downtown Racine in May and June.

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!

Donald Trump came to Waukesha this past Wednesday. Trump was basking in adulation. Crutey interviewed the masses.

Crutey has been besmirched online as result of his appearance at the Trump Rally this past Wednesday when he took a selfie of Crutey with My Pillow Huckster Mike Lindell.

Wanna buy some Trump Diapers?

More aired grievances.

Hope Hicks took the stand today in the Trump trial and addressed the campaign reaction to the release of the Access Hollywood tape and other fallout.

Listeners air their grievances.