The Dom Salvia Show

For the second hour of the Civic Media Spotlight,  Professor John Hall joins Maggie Daun to discuss the crucial balance of maintaining an apolitical military amidst the political turbulence of a Trump administration. They explore the implications of military resignations and the unsettling trend of using the National Guard for political gain.

Next up we have the WXCO Morning Report with Chad Holmes. Chad sits down with Hillary Hastings and Erin Noll of the Central Wisconsin Educational Theater Alliance to discuss “Designer Handbag Bingo” this Saturday and the upcoming production of “Shrek: The Musical”.

Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba is next up where Phil Johnston discusses his film 'The Twits,' a tale of empathy and power, with Natalie Portman lending her voice. Schwaba dives into Johnston’s journey from live-action comedies like 'Cedar Rapids' to animated hits like 'Wreck-It Ralph,' revealing the iterative nature of animation storytelling.

Last but certaintly not least, we have the John & Gordy Show! John and Gordy talk with former three time Madison Mayor Paul Soglin about how protests invigorate movements. As a democrat, you do not want to push forward with protests but rather keep them in moderation. He also talked about the significance of moderate candidates in swing districts.

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, BlueSky, YouTube, X, and Instagram to keep up with Civic Media!

Hello and welcome to the Civic Media Spotlight! We kick of the first segment with the Todd Allbaugh Show.  Todd welcomes Cap Times Enterprise and Investigative Reporter Danielle DuClos. Danielle is the author of last week’s article calling out Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction on some questionable practices surrounding alleged sexual misconduct cases. She has been following this trail of records for a few years now and is ready to bring us the facts.

In the second segment, we listen in on our Civic Media reporters talk about the No Kings Protest that happened last weekend. We listen in on Reverend Everett Mitchell on in Madison talk about what needs to be done for the future of America.

Following up on that, Pat from Mornings with Pat Krietlow talks deeply about the families of people with developmental disabilities and how they are especially worried about their future now that Republicans have shut down access to key government services and are making health insurance less affordable. Knowing that around 80% of women with some form of intellectual disability have been sexually assaulted, access to contraception and other affordable care is especially important. Pat talks to one mother about the real-life impact of the GOP’s political games on her daughter.

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, BlueSky, YouTube, X, and Instagram to keep up with Civic Media!

The second part of the Morning Show on October 24 featured a school update from Eagle School of Richland Center.

GRACE President, Eileen Stevens, was on the first part of the Morning Show on October 24 to provide the monthly update.

The last part of the Morning Show on October 23 featured information on the Riverdale Drama Department One Act Play Festival coming up on Friday, October 24.

Richland Center Police Chief, Billy Jones, was on the second part of the Morning Show on October 23 to talk about this year's Drug Take Back Day.

The upcoming Halloween Rave at the Warehouse event being held at AD German Warehouse was the focus on the first part of the Morning Show on October 23.

The second part of the Morning Show on October 22 featured information on those needing physical therapy from the Richland Hospital.

The first part of the Morning Show on October 22 featured local music artist, Michael E. Johnson. Michael sat down with Phil Nee to talk about his music background and even play some music for the listening audience.

Staff from the Kickapoo School District were in the studio to join Phil Nee for the Morning Show program on October 21 for a school district update.