Earl starts off the show joined by Don Browne, host of This Week in Waukesha, to talk about the story of high school track start being deeming ineligible by WIAA. You can read more about the story below:

https://civicmedia.us/news/2024/05/16/some-state-legislators-urge-wiaa-to-reconsider-stance-on-student-athletes-eligibility

In the second half, Earl discusses the Biden administration's plans not to renew the tax breaks for wealthy Americans and questions why people would be opposed to this.

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Earl and Dr. Kraig discuss Republican challenges to several bills vetoed by Governor Evers. They talk about the disastrous PFAS bill, GOP attacks on education, and more.

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Earl is joined in the first hour of the show by Mary Sanderson, to talk about the Money for May Day rally happening this Saturday in Chicago. The rally seeks to unite all voices for social and economic justice. Earl and Mary talk about the monetary policy of the United States throughout history and the negative effects our banking system has on us all.

https://www.monetaryalliance.org/uniting-all-voices-for-social-and-economic-justice-join-mayday-for-money/

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Earl and Sandy start off the hour discussing the reasons they still live in Wisconsin, with Earl pointing out the racial and economic issues experienced in the state. They then move onto a broader discussion on the ideological divisions being felt in our society today.

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After starting off the hour with some basketball talk, Earl and Sandy dive into the fallout from the campus protests across the country. They highlight the news that several federal judges would be refusing to hire clerks who graduated from Columbia Law School and discuss how this signals the deterioration of our public discourse.

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Earl wraps up the conversation from the previous hour on what education degrees are not the easiest to make a living on. Then, Earl dives into a new article from Politico talking about how the medical industry is working to shift more patients to telehealth appointments to increase their bottom lines. As always, Earl takes your calls on the topics of the day.

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Earl is joined by Luke on the board for a Motown Monday, and the two recap what they were up to over the weekend. Then, it is graduation season so Earl dives into a list from CareerAddict.com of the 20 most useless college degrees. Earl and Luke discuss the list and take your calls on the topic.

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Earl and Sandy end the week discussing the conflict in Gaza and the student protests happening across the country. They discuss the need for a resolution, as well as the disastrous direction that a second Donald Trump presidency would lead the region.

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Earl and Sandy spend the first hour of Friday's show discussing the power of women in the history of American politics and the challenges they still face today. Sandy focuses on three political movements led by women, abolition, ending prohibition, and universal suffrage.

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