The Dom Salvia Show

We begin with continuing coverage on the economic situation. Today, the markets continued their tailspin, though the pace slowed somewhat. In a turnaround from his first term, President Trump now urges against watching the markets, asserting that their failure is not tied to them… although he’s often claimed the “Trump effect” when the markets do well.

A major contributing factor to the decline? Uncertainty over tariffs and a growing global trade war. As Trump institutes, then revokes, then increases, then decreases tariffs, the markets are jittery. So are Americans, concerned over the tax hikes presented by tariffs. But not to worry! Our White House Press Secretary insists that tariffs aren’t tax hikes, in fact, they’re tax cuts! Now of course, that’s just plain not true. And what are our elected officials doing? Well, our senior senator representing Wisconsin, Ron Johnson is once more “concerned,” though he has no plan of action to do anything about it.

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The second part of the Morning Show on March 11 featured members of Project Seed. They spoke with Phil about an upcoming sale being held at St. Mary's in Richland Center.

The first part of the Morning Show on March 11 put the spotlight on the River Valley Area Community Garden as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Harvey Kaye, Professor Emeritus of Democracy and Justice Studies at UWGB, and our favorite Delano Democrat joins us for the hour. We begin with Harvey’s reaction and take on the potential looming Trumpcession. Then, we shift to what We the People can do about the oligarchization (Harvey’s word) of our government, press, and world. Well, we can protest. We can protest in our actions and in what we buy- as we are seeing with mass rejections of Tesla. And we can protest with how we choose to spend our time and to whom we give our labor. On that note, yet another Washington Post columnist and editor- Ruth Marcus- leaves, citing conscience and journalistic principles. In an age of decreasing diversity of major news outlets, Harvey sings praise of our own humble project here at Civic Media.

We conclude news coverage two itmes. First, the platform formerly known as Twitter suffered multiple outages today, apparently due to cyberattacks from a group called Dark Storm. Second, our President cheered the arrest of a permanent resident immigrant on… well no charges at all. Mahmoud Khalil, a green-card carrying resident, was arrested by ICE following President Trump’s executive order relating to campus protests. This is distressing, and a call to action for us all.

Still, we end the day with something good. Because it matters. And because there is good to be celebrated, cherished, and protected in this crazy world.

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\We’ll be honest, the economic news today is not good. With our President refusing to rule out a recession as a consequence of his bullheaded and chaotic tariffs, markets are down and volatility are WAY up. This will be no standard recession should it come. It will be a Trumpcession. What can we do to stop a Trumpcession? Well, we can stay engaged. And we can work to oust the oligarchs who’ve taken over our government. To that end, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) rallied with overflow crowds in Kenosha on Friday and in Altoona on Saturday. The theme of the rallies: get the money out of politics! It may not be enough to ward off a Trumpcession, but it will protect deomocracy.

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!

River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, was on the Morning Show on March 10 to provide an update on the School Referendum and what has been going on at River Valley Schools.

Former Green Bay Mayor, Jim Schmitt is joined by Green Bay Chief of Police, Chris Davis. Chris talks about his background before he moved to Green Bay, why he chose Green Bay, and the Police resources.

Then Jim moves the topic over to homelessness in Green Bay and what the Chief and the police are doing in order to prevent. Jim and Chris talk the 2025 NFL draft, and the protection of the people during the event, but mostly lets enjoy the draft!!

Lean Local is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Sunday's from 1-2 PM on WGBW . Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up.

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.

We cover a lot of politics on Civic Media, but we all need a break from the daily grind and some folks find that in a book club. Author Laura Bird is back on UpNorthNews Radio and instead of recommending books, she’s telling us all about how to find a good book club or how to create one that’s just right for you and your friends.

The, Maino & the Mayor is joined by Will Kocken from H.O.O.A.H, WI, to discuss what you can do this week: Invest in Veterans Week. He suggests reaching out one-on-one to have a conversation and donating to local veterans service organizations. Will also says that Northeast Wisconsin is very supportive of veterans and veteran service organizations.

After that on Matenaer On Air, Jane, Greg and Calvin are joined by host of Amicus: A Law Review, Jim Santelle for the start of a weekly segment where we will take a deep dive into the news coming out of the courts around the country, and possibly the world. This week we're talking about the decision from SCOTUS on whether or not President Trump can withhold payments from foreign aid groups and how one ally voted against the president. Jim also draws comparison between Trump and leaders of bygone days when they declare "I am the law".

The hour closes out with The John and Gordy Show welcoming back Mike McCabe to talk about claiming white as the symbolic color of those unhappy with either party.

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To begin the hour, Trygve Olson of The Lincoln Project shares some new research from the Lincoln Democracy Institute with the Todd Allbaugh Show. For the last year, they've been talking with thousands of Americans in swing states, including Wisconsin. These discussions went far beyond the typical poll, asking not just what people think, but WHY they think it. The results can teach us a lot about connecting with our neighbors and having difficult discussions.

Then on the Dom Salvia Show, Dom and Earl Ingram discuss a potential looming recession due to the economic chaos of the second Trump administration. The news is bad but the discussion is great!

Next on the Maggie Daun Show, Maggie is joined by guest co-host Tom Palzewicz. Jeff, a conservative caller from Superior, explains why he believes Trump has the right to change laws. Turns out the Constitution, as Jeff believes, does not give Trump that right.

Finally, Milwaukee Film Critic, Matt Mueller joins the Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba. Matt and Pete talk about Adrien Brody's long acceptance speech at the Oscars, the winners of awards and their thoughts, and what should've been nominated but wasn't.

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Catch up on this week’s best segments!

First, from Wednesday’s second hour with Matt Rothschild. Our president delivered an address to a joint session of Congress. We have thoughts…

Next, we turn to Tuesday’s second hour as Jess guest hosted with Harvey Kaye. The real conflict in this country has never been Democrat vs. Republican. It’s oligarch “economic royalists” vs. the rest of us.

Then, from Thursday’s second hour with Earl Ingram as cohost with Dom. As we discuss the devastating cuts to veterans’ benefits and care, friend of the network LuAnn Bird calls to share her and her husband’s story. Then, should Rep. Al Green have been censured for his simple defiance during the 47th POTUS’ address to Congress? Probably not. So we listen to his powerful remarks.

And of course, we finish with something good. This also comes from Wednesday’s second hour, as Matt shares a gorgeous poem.