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Harvey J. Kaye, Professor Emeritus of Democracy and Justice Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, joins Dom to break down what the hell happened on Tuesday. Did Democrats abandon the working class people whose votes they needed as argued by Bernie Sanders? Or did Harris’ roadtripping with Liz Cheney hurt more than it helped? And more crucial than any of these questions: what do we do now? How does the Democratic party reorganize and act to protect the groups who will be vulnerable to attack and further marginalization in this new administration?
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.
Guests: Harvey KayeJodi Habush Sinykin, Senator-Elect for Wisconsin District 8, joins Dom to talk about what’s next. With fairer maps reducing the Republican advantage in the district from 12 points to 6, Jodi won a narrow victory to bring much improved representation to the people of SD-8. She’s focused on what we do now to improve the lives of Wisconsinites, starting with building community.
In the news today regarding Wisconsin, our Supreme Court is hearing arguments on our current abortion law from 1849. In the news regarding our country, we elected a monster and we’re still grappling with that.
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.
Guests: Jodi Habush SinykinThe Morning Show on November 11 featured an update from the River Valley School District along with cast from the upcoming River Valley High School production of Mean Girls.
Guest: Phil NeeFor this week’s best-of, we’re revisiting the second hour of Thursday’s show: Make Every Day Count.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have two months and change remaining in their administration. So what should they do with this time? What guardrails can they install in these final weeks to protect our republic from the incoming group. Jim Santelle brings legal guidance for what reasonable steps our current administration could take. He also provides some clarity on the pending cases against President-elect Trump, who will face sentencing in just under three weeks. Unless it all gets thrown out…
In addition, we continue to process the loss of the presidency with our audience.
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.
Guests: Jim SantelleEarl Ingram cohosts for the day with Dom. We continue our post-mortem of the 2024 Presidential election with our callers. In this election, disinformation reigned and white male fragility spurred too many to action. So what do we do now? How do we enact safeguards for our constitution, for this country that we love? And how do we talk to the people in our circles who did this to us? Pressingly, is this the truest form of America revealed?
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.
To everyone who voted for Trump: what does a successful Trump presidency look like? What are your top priorities? And how will you respond if AND WHEN Trump fails you again? How will you hold him accountable for it all?
With Earl Ingram as cohost, Dom and our callers dig into how we got here. How did disinformation and hatred win the election for Trump? Well, in too many ways. As some of our callers demonstrate, a little disinformation and a little white male fragility goes a LONG way.
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.
Guests: Earl IngramThe Morning Show on November 8 featured staff from the Richland Hospital Birth Center. They were on the program to talk about the Tree and Service of Remembrance.
Guest: Phil NeeJoe Biden and Kamala Harris have 74 days remaining in their administration. So what should they do with this time? What guardrails can they install in these final weeks to protect our republic from the incoming group. Jim Santelle, cohosting today, brings legal guidance for what reasonable steps our current administration could take. He also brings some clarity on the pending cases against President-elect Trump, who will face sentencing in just under three weeks. Unless it all gets thrown out…
We continue to process the loss of the presidency with our audience.
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.
Guests: Jim SantelleJim Santelle cohosts for the day. Once more, Donald Trump is the President Elect of this country. How did we get here? And where do we go now? What will happen to the court cases pending against Trump? Will a president-elect face prison time for his crimes? We’re grappling with these questions and more with our audience in this hour, join us.
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.
Guests: Jim SantelleThe second part of the Morning Show on November 7 welcomed movie director, Carole Grand. Carole is from France and is working on a documentary on Richland Center.
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