The Dom Salvia Show

Members from Richland County Aging and Disability were on the Morning Show to talk with Phil and provide an update on what the department has been working on.

Former Green Bay Mayor, Jim Schmitt is joined by Kelsey O’Donnell-Mauthe, Communications Manager for The Brain Center. Jim and Kelsey talk about brain health and how The Brain Center can help with that. Kelsey talks about what food is good for your health, and how movement helps the brain. Then Dennis Rockhill, the Makerspace Director for the Einstein Project. Dennis talks how the Einstein Project is more of a kit instead of learning for textbooks for the youths.

Kelsey O’Donnell-Mauthe and Dennis Rockhill

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Dive into the heart of community issues with 'Lean Local,' hosted by former Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt. This refreshing political and issues program bypasses traditional left-versus-right rhetoric. Instead, it 'leans local' with insightful discussions and grassroots solutions, focusing on what truly matters in our neighborhoods and communities.

Jim Santelle, host of Amicus: A Law Review, joins us as cohost for the day. In this hour, we discuss the American system of government. We are not a monarchy. Nor should we be an oligarchy. We are a democratic republic with three co-equal branches of government with checks and balances on each other. Those checks are vital to maintaining and protecting the will of the people. Sometimes, these checks require one branch to step in and challenge or restrict the actions of another branch. So when members of President Trump’s administration proclaim that federal judges, parts of the co-equal Judicial Branch, need to be removed for challenging the Constitutionality of Trump’s actions, we’re concerned.

Also this hour, we discuss further fallout from Signalgate- or Whiskeyleaks if you’re feeling petty. A major concern we have over this ordeal is that citizens cannot file requests for documents under the Freedom of Information Act when said documents are on Signal. Here again, checks and balances matter. The Legislative and Judicial branches now must respond to these egregious violations in the Executive.

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Jim Santelle, host of Amicus: A Law Review, joins us as cohost for the day. For this first hour, we’ve got to talk money. Because this Supreme Court race is ridiculous. With a predicted total passing $100 million, one man bears over a full 25% of that burden. Elon Musk took it upon himself to fund this campaign ad absurdum, first with massive donations to BS’s campaign. Then, he began paying people $100 to sign a petition against “activist judges”- which disqualifies BS for the position. Now, he’s paying $1 million in surprise bonuses out to people who signed the aforementioned pay-for-pen petition. This disgusting flood of money into the judicial race distorts the democratic process. And frankly some of it may be illegal. Just today, Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul announced a lawsuit against the most recent Musk Bucks episode.

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Phil sat down with members of the Walk with GRACE board members for an update on what the group has been up to and to get more information on upcoming events.

In this hour, we turn to national news and the priorities of this Presidential administration. Today, we report that Health and Human Services- now led by RFK Jr- plans to reduce their workforce by a full third. Despite claims that the cuts will not result in poorer service, we know that’s simply not true. And a caller shares his experience just this week with the IRS in this vein. Actions like these cuts show what the priorities of this administration are and critically what they are not. So what are their priorities? Well, certainly the top one is securing enough money to give the richest among us a tax cut. And another is a less healthy population. Take for another example, that amidst all their cuts to research, they choose to invest once more in studying links between vaccines and autism. Because, they didn’t like the conclusions of “no link” from the last study. Or the one before that, or all the ones before that.

We end the day by checking in with Civic Media sports reporter Mike Clemens. Mike brings us an update on the opening day for the Brewers. While we’re bummed about today’s loss, there’s so much season to play!

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Judge Susan Crawford joins us to discuss why she’s running for Supreme Court of Wisconsin. She shows us she has the character to be our next Justice. This race’s spending balloons closer to the projected $100 million price tag. With that in mind, Judge Crawford shares her horror at the richest man in the world contributing over a quarter of the full spending as of yet. Today, we learn that Elon Musk is now also dropping donations by $1 million checks to specific voters who sign his paid petition against “activist judges.” Now if those signees really oppose activist judges, they’ll turn their ire against BS, Judge Crawford’s opponent. Because BS consistently declares that he will be a rubber stamp for President Trump’s agenda. He goes so far as to say that Trump needs a support network, which he would be as Justice.

For the second half of the hour, we discuss the role of character in choosing which candidate to elect. Looking beyond how we think a Justice may or may not rule on the state’s highest court, how should we weigh their character?

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The Morning Show on March 27 featured the Riverdale Drama Club. They were on the program to talk about their upcoming production, "A Simpler Time."

Matt Rothschild joins us as cohost for the day. Last hour we covered the local news, so now it’s time to turn to the national crapshow. The big story continues to be the national security breach on Signal. This is beyond amateur hour, this is amateur era. Because the only qualification so many of these Cabinet and senior officials possess is their undying loyalty to President Trump. And now we see the ramifications of their amateur behavior: an astronomical security breach. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz accidentally added The Atlantic editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg to a group chat on Signal for the purposes of coordinating a strike against the Houthis in Yemen. Today, in answer to the continued insistence of those in the chain that the thread contained no classified material, Goldberg released full screenshots.

Join Dom Salvia every afternoon from 4-6pm for news (some), humor (more), and great conversation (always)! Listen throughout the state of Wisconsin on the Civic Media network and worldwide on the Civic Media app. Call or text to join the fun at 855-752-4842. If you love our music and want to listen to our full bumper library, check it out!