Let's look at how checked out people are on politics at the national and statewide levels, as well as opening up the the "You Can't Make This Stuff Up File" again and see how Josh Kaul is doubling down on an argument that the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled against,

After all that, we look at a quote from the mad scientist founding father, all in less time than it takes for the "take one" bowl of Halloween candy to get completely emptied.

... and as always, thanks for listening.

Poor Milwaukee can't get out of it's own way. The city and county have been bad at money for so long, they just stick with what they're good at.

This week we recap a deep dive into the county budget and how Milwaukee Public Schools are so bad with money that they are screwing things up for the rest of the state.

After that, we wrap it up with a quote from a POTUS about government spending, all in less time for the autumn temperature to drop 15 degrees after sunset.



... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we we look at what the Legislature was up to on Tuesday, an incredibly interesting study on vehicle fatalities, and a story about when politicians probably know better but just can’t help themselves.

After that, we wrap it up with a quote from the founding father that authored Common Sense and all in less time than it took for the the Brewers' playoff momentum to come to a screeching halt.

... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we look at some surprising developments in the Governor's race, we look at how Milwaukee is sticking it to taxpayers again, and check in with one of the most popular men in Wisconsin putting datacenters on blast.

Lastly, we wrap it up with a quote from the first wine connoisseur in the United States who just happens to be a founding father and past President, and all in less time than it takes for the fire to reach ideal marshmallow roasting glory.

...and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we:

• Open the You Can't Make This Stuff Up File
• Look at some national polls and see where you stand compared to other registered voters.
• Look at some numbers of how much property values are jumping locally and nationally

Lastly, we wrap up with a quote from POTUS #34, probably the 2nd most famous and important Army General in US history, and all in less time than a commercial break in the MLB Playoffs.

... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we see what lawmakers have been up to all summer and give some quick highlights on:

• Bill packages that addresses:
  • education.
  • housing shortages and affordability.
  • all sorts of election related topics.
  • merging old and new sustainable industries in the NorthWoods.

• One of the most entertaining Capitol press conferences I have seen all year.
• The disappointing reality of what Milwaukee is doing with their "special permission" sales tax.

Lastly, we wrap up with a quote from the Founding Father made famous for a beer named after him, and all in less time than it takes to get the rakes out of storage.



... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we wade into the sensitive topics:

• A week after the Charlie Kirk assassination, has the rhetoric on either side of the aisle changed?
• What does a politician doing a full 180 look like? We found an example and a blatant act of journalism at the Journal Sentinel.
• We give updates on the Governor's race and some cold hard truth for one of the candidates in a way we can all understand.

Lastly, we wrap up with a quote from likely the most important man in the history of our nation, and all in less time than it takes to get out the fall decorations from storage.

... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we look at a couple local stories about how state government is spending, spending, spending your tax dollars:

• How many millions of acres does Wisconsin already own and how much is being proposed to continue these purchases?
• How many tens of millions of dollars are being spent by the DNR Fish and Wildlife fund every year, and how far in the red is it?

All that and we finish with a quote one of the Federalist Papers, all in less time than it takes to get through a Starbucks drivethrough.



... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we look at a couple local stories with national ties:

• We learn that there will be a new USS Wisconsin and what kind of strength it will have for the USA.
• One paperwork request caused half of an entire factory to quit on the spot! We learn what happened in Monroe this month.
• We open the You Can't Make This Stuff Up File a surprising examples of a judge abusing their power to settle a score for a friend.

All that and we finish with an entertaining quote from POTUS #40, all in less time than it takes to finish an easy Sudoku puzzle.



... and as always, thanks for listening.

This week we look at a collection of crazy stories:

• The best free publicity a politician could possibly want just happened.
• A couple of AI related scientific articles that aren't sci-fi.
• Some crazy jumps in property re-assessments are showing up throughout Wisconsin.

All that and we finish with an entertaining quote from an entertainer, all in less time than it takes to make the perfect smores over a campfire.

... and as always, thanks for listening.