UW Health (and Children's Wisconsin) have decided to stop providing life-saving gender affirming care to trans youth, despite it being perfectly legal to continue to do so, putting the well-being and potential lives of their patients in jeopardy. We examine how they join several other medical institutions who have betrayed their oath to "do no harm" based solely on fear of losing federal funding, despite Trump's regime losing in court on that issue every time.

Then, we examine how the killing of Renee Good by a uniformed ICE Agent shows that Trump has created a workaround for not being allowed to use the military against US Citizens. Finally, we look at how Trump's regime has nakedly embraced white supremacy with the directive given the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to encourage white men to file grievances telling of how they have been discriminated against. All this and more on TMI for Friday, January 16, 2026 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media.

When looking at the situation in Venezuela that the Trump regime has caused, you need information from as close to the source as possible. That's why Greg Palast is ideal to speak with - he has had direct experience and interaction with kidnapped Venezuelan President Maduro, Acting President Delcy Rodríguez, former President Hugo Chavez and more. He gives us unique insights into the situation.

Then, we look at Bill McKibben's experience with Greenland and its people and examine its true worth to the world. Finally, we talk about how Texas is requiring people to submit photos taken of others in the bathroom, breaking current Texas privacy laws. All this and more on TMI for Friday, January 09, 2026 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media

Joining us this week, Lisa White tells us how she intends to turn consistently red Wisconsin Senate District 17 blue in the upcoming legislative elections - by focusing on shared values, creating community and ensuring that everyone gets heard and represented. A stirring interview with someone you probably haven't heard of - take the time to listen!

Then, we use the audio from Representative Melanie Stansbury's attempt to show up for work at the US Capitol ahead of the shutdown, and Senator Bernie Sanders' own list of how the GOP budget bill could get his vote, all in the service of showing the truth about the government shutdown than began on 10/1/2025. All this and more on TMI for Friday, October 03, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media.

This week, we show how Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are abusing the legal provision that allows famous people (and sadly, billionaires and CEOs) to hide their flight data from the public. Sure, let's protect Oprah Winfrey or Stephen Spielberg from their stalkers, but stopping ICE flights from being held publicly accountable is yet another red flag in a long line of them. Then, we look at how a coalition of activist groups in Washington DC are helping the citizens of our nation's capitol stand up and fight back against the forces Trump unleashed to "protect" it.

Next, we look at how Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is taking a different tactic to fight back against Trump's war on trans health care: suing the Trump regime only gets you so far, so what if you tell the hospitals that are rolling over that they will be held accountable by the State of Michigan? Finally, we look at the Science Fair held by Congressional Democrats to highlight all the research being flushed away by Trump's cancellation of grants. All this and more on TMI for Friday, August 29, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media.

On this Best of TMI, we review a piece released by legendary talk radio host Thom Hartmann via Raw Story, where he breaks down the fascistic coup that has taken place in Washington DC, and how this is only the beginning. Then, we look at how something as inconsequential as AriZona Iced Tea's tallboy cans will likely double in price from Trump's tariffs, and why this is a good illustration of how no corner of our lives, no matter how trivial, will likely be spared. 

Next, we move to Minnesota, where a Buffalo Wild Wings employee felt that a cis woman wasn't woman enough for the restrooms, causing a lawsuit that wouldn't exist except for the obsession with gender that some vocally hateful people continue to push. Finally, global warming is causing glacial erosion at record rates, and in the case of a Pakistani family who had lost someone in 1997 up in the mountains, that deep melting released his perfectly preserved body back to them, nearly 30 years later. All this and more on this Best of TMI for Friday, August 22, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media.

On this week's episode, we review a piece released by legendary talk radio host Thom Hartmann via Raw Story, where he breaks down the fascistic coup that has taken place in Washington DC, and how this is only the beginning. Then, we look at how something as inconsequential as AriZona Iced Tea's tallboy cans will likely double in price from Trump's tariffs, and why this is a good illustration of how no corner of our lives, no matter how trivial, will likely be spared. 

Next, we move to Minnesota, where a Buffalo Wild Wings employee felt that a cis woman wasn't woman enough for the restrooms, causing a lawsuit that wouldn't exist except for the obsession with gender that some vocally hateful people continue to push. Finally, global warming is causing glacial erosion at record rates, and in the case of a Pakistani family who had lost someone in 1997 up in the mountains, that deep melting released his perfectly preserved body back to them, nearly 30 years later. All this and more on TMI for Friday, August 15, 2925 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media.

Russian literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin lived through the Russian Revolution and the Stalin years, and his insights on censorship and propaganda have great relevance when applied to what's been happening leading up to Paramount/CBS' cancelling of Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show", and what the future outlook may very well be, here in the USA, this century - check it out.

Next, we reveal how federal agencies are arresting people who have provided aid to those protesting ICE. The logic is the kind of "guilty-by-association" nonsense that "innocent until proven guilty" was specifically meant to fight, but this current regime has no time for that. Then, we pause to give a brief send off to musical icon Ozzy Osbourne. Finally, we tell you about how the Trump regime has now deleted all references to bisexuality from the Stonewall National Monument website, after having done the same to all transgender references to it just months before. All this and more on this BEST of TMI for Friday, August 1, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media!

Russian literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin lived through the Russian Revolution and the Stalin years, and his insights on censorship and propaganda have great relevance when applied to what's been happening leading up to Paramount/CBS' cancelling of Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show", and what the future outlook may very well be, here in the USA, this century - check it out.

Next, we reveal how federal agencies are arresting people who have provided aid to those protesting ICE. The logic is the kind of "guilty-by-association" nonsense that "innocent until proven guilty" was specifically meant to fight, but this current regime has no time for that. Then, we pause to give a brief send off to musical icon Ozzy Osbourne. Finally, we tell you about how the Trump regime has now deleted all references to bisexuality from the Stonewall National Monument website, after having done the same to all transgender references to it just months before. All this and more on TMI for Friday, July 25, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media!

Will Roberts joins us on this episode to discuss his Means.TV documentary "Out of Office" which succinctly and clearly shows the union's side of the 2023 OPEIU Local 39 strike on Trustage (nee CUNA Mutual). We examine how even when a union is present, effort must be made to use it to protect the workers... and when that effort is made, it can win BIG. Listen in!

Next, we look at the shame that is the "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center in Florida. Erected in eight days, designed to hold people out where escape can mean death by predator, and ready to be abused as this-century's version of a concentration camp, we look at this thing that both Trump and DeSantis hail as the new way to treat people they don't like. Finally, we go over some good news from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, as the majority decided to stop the Wisconsin State Legislature from unconstitutionally negating the rightful powers and duties of the office of Governor. All this and more on this BEST of TMI for Friday, July 18, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media!

Will Roberts joins us on this episode to discuss his Means.TV documentary "Out of Office" which succinctly and clearly shows the union's side of the 2023 OPEIU Local 39 strike on Trustage (nee CUNA Mutual). We examine how even when a union is present, effort must be made to use it to protect the workers... and when that effort is made, it can win BIG. Listen in!

Next, we look at the shame that is the "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center in Florida. Erected in eight days, designed to hold people out where escape can mean death by predator, and ready to be abused as this-century's version of a concentration camp, we look at this thing that both Trump and DeSantis hail as the new way to treat people they don't like. Finally, we go over some good news from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, as the majority decided to stop the Wisconsin State Legislature from unconstitutionally negating the rightful powers and duties of the office of Governor. All this and more on TMI for Friday, July 11, 2025 - listen in for YOUR Cure for the Common Media!