2PM - Ola Lisowski, Mac Iver News Service, delivers a grade for state schools.

3PM - Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke discusses the left's leniency on crime.

3:30 Jed Babbin, former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, talks about the impeachment hearings.

4PM - Judge Jim Troupis joins Vicki to look at the day's news.

2PM - Senator Ron Johnson

3PM - John Zmirak, Stream.org, gives a better picture of the church of woke.

3:30 - Matt Kittle, Empower Wisconsin, has the latest installment of Leave it to Evers.

4PM - Brian Schimming joins Vicki to talk about the news of the day.

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison.

2PM – Vicki opens the show by talking about Milwaukee moving to ban single use plastic straws, and social justice education in Wisconsin public schools

2:30 – Mark Morano, Climate Depot, join Vicki to talk about the a clash between different sects under the umbrella of the Church of Woke

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison.

2PM – Vicki opens with what happened to the non-stop coverage of impeachment, and why the left’s obsession with it can be good for Republicans

2:30 – Duke Pesta joins Vicki to talk about Thanksgiving, and applying the same critical lens to Native American culture that is applied to white culture

3PM – Vicki goes in on millennials who feel anxious about Secret Santa. Then, Eric Goss joins Vicki to talk about the streaming service for kids called Minno, made for conservative families

3:30 – David Johnson from Strategic Vision joins Vicki to talk about Impeachment and the pressure that Independents are putting on the Democrats to end the puppet show

4PM – J. Christian Adams, Public Interest Legal Foundation, joins Vicki to talk about scaling back expectations on the IG Report

4:30 – Chris Arnez, Badger Community Council, joins Vicki to talk about the F-35 situation in Madison and it’s pivot away from noise and towards the military industrial complex

The only thing you need to pay attention to in regard to the impeachment hearings are Devin Nunes' opening statements.

Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is on to discuss Gov. Evers lack of response to open-records requests.

Gov. Evers' DPI is standing in the way of the Palmyra-Eagle School District being dissolved. Matt Lepperd, Eagle Village Board, is on the show to talk about the situation.

Brian Reidl, Manhattan Institute, discusses the tax proposals from last night's Democrat debate.

Do we really need socialized medicine to solve the price problem in our medical system? Sean Flynn, Associate Professor at Scripps College, discusses the reality of pricing in the medical industry.

Brian Schimming stops by to talk about HVAC, mini-animals, impeachment, and the latest Marquette Poll.

2PM – Vicki recaps today’s impeachment hearing and she talks about Vice President Pence’s upcoming visit to Wisconsin.

2:30 – Bill Osmulski, Mac Iver News Service, reports on Milwaukee County’s use of data driven decision making to lower crime rates and jail time while FBI data shows crime has skyrocketed during that time frame.

3PM – Vicki continues the discussion on Bill Osmulski’s story.

3:30 – Dr. Michael Segal addresses the negative publicity surrounding vaping and e-cigarettes.

4PM – Tim Graham, Media Research Center, details the media coverage of the impeachment hearing and the information being reported.

4:30 – Doug Wead, author of the book, “Inside Trump’s White House” , talks with Vicki about his book and the threats he’s received since writing the book.

2PM – Vicki recaps today’s impeachment hearing.

2:30 – Senator Ron Johnson joins Vicki to talk about the impeachment hearings.

3PM – Dan Kish, Institute for Energy Research, examines California energy policy as it was suggested that Wisconsin adopt the same policies.

3:30 – David Johnson, Strategic Vision, reviews the numbers in recent polling.

4PM – Matt Kittle, EmpowerWisconsin.com, questions Governor Evers’ trip to Washington, DC to speak at a gazillionaire gathering.

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison.

2PM – Vicki talks about liberals and policies they vote for…then decide to move from the area because of the policies they supported.

2:30 – Congressman Glenn Grothman discusses impeachment, immigration and border security.

3PM – Seton Motley, RedState.com, addresses Google’s manipulation of search results and social media giants deleting free speech.

3:30 – Heidi Van Tassell is from Wisconsin and was the victim of a feces attack outside a restaurant in California. She joins Vicki to discuss her ordeal.

4:30 – Brian Schimming joins Vicki to talk about the news of the day and other issues.

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison.

2PM – Vicki opens the show talking about a self-defense meme that is only offensive if you let the Left set the narrative

2:30 – Vicki discusses Sara Meaney and her agenda as Designee for Tourism Secretary in Wisconsin, and Roger Stone’s guilty verdicts

3PM – Vicki continues with the Roger Stone story, and who else has lied to Congress without repercussion, and talks to Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation

3:30 – Brigitte Buchmeier, who had her American flag and Trump banners destroyed and her house vandalized, joins Vicki to talk about the experience

4PM – David Blaska joins Vicki in studio to discuss Brigitte Buchmeier and projecting Conservatism in a liberal bastion, as well as thoughts on criminal justice reform. And Vicki finishes with a story

2PM - Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke talks with Vicki about crime and what isn't being done to lessen the situation.

3PM - Professor Duke Pesta, UW Oshkosh, discusses the indoctrination of students in public schools.

3:30 Jed Babbin, former Deputy Undersecretary of State, talks with Vicki about impeachment and hearsay.

4PM - Rich Noyes, Media Research Center, examines media coverage and ratings for the impeachment hearings.

4:30 - State Senator Pat Testin discusses what's happening under the dome of the Capitol.