The Earl Ingram Show

Attorney Scott Huras talks about his life-changing shift from a corporate career to philanthropy, sparked by a random meeting with a homeless woman in Minneapolis. Moved by the inequalities he saw, Huras committed to giving a significant part of his wealth each year to shelters and charities for the homeless. Alongside his friend Doc Weid, he encourages other successful people to rethink their legacies, stressing that true impact goes beyond just making money. Host Earl Ingram underscores the value of human connections and our duty to society, motivating listeners to make a positive difference in their communities.

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In a heartfelt goodbye episode, Earl dives into the mental health crisis in America, shedding light on the extreme steps families take, like giving up custody for better care. He opens up about his own experiences with his son's battles against bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, revealing the flaws in our mental healthcare system. Listeners chime in, sharing their own struggles. Earl points out how society often overlooks these issues, blaming profit motives and lack of political action. Earl's conversation emphasizes the urgent need for compassion, change, and a national conversation about mental health.

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Earl Ingram says goodbye to his radio show, looking back on his path from a segregated audience to one that embraces diversity. He highlights the significance of community conversations and commits to ongoing advocacy for pressing matters, such as lead exposure in Milwaukee's educational institutions. In his emotional farewell, listeners call in to commend his honesty and influence. Alongside Dan Shafer, they explore Earl's upcoming emphasis on Milwaukee's political landscape and community concerns. As he wraps up, Earl's steadfast commitment to truth, social justice, and the strength of united voices shines through.

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Earl Ingram looks back on his radio career as he gears up for his last broadcast on Civic Media, highlighting his goal to educate and uplift his audience. With a strong dedication to community service, Earl intends to concentrate on youth initiatives, collaborating with the Gilbert Brown Foundation, and reaching out to underrepresented groups. His passion for service was ignited by a transformative car accident, which motivates him to inspire others. As listeners reach out to share their appreciation and reminisce, Earl comforts them by promising to remain active through podcasts and Civic Media activities, ensuring his voice continues...

This episode signifies a shift for Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams as they move from radio to podcasting, diving into intense debates surrounding American politics. Callers voice their worries about Trump's authoritarian inclinations, with discussions revealing apprehensions even from Republicans such as Senator Lisa Murkowski. The episode evaluates Trump's approach to leadership, likening it to that of a CEO who excessively controls every detail, and explores the potential consequences of his impact on democracy. The hosts assure listeners of more candid content in their forthcoming podcast, stressing the importance of incorporating a variety of voices and viewpoints in the...

Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams look back on their seven-year journey as co-hosts, reminiscing about their chance encounter over coffee and their united goal of improving society. As they prepare to leave the radio behind, the pair reveals an exciting shift to podcasting, vowing to engage in candid discussions about critical issues. Earl and Sandy go into the political turmoil experienced during Trump's presidency, offering a sharp critique of his attacks on educational institutions such as Harvard, the Federal Reserve, and democratic principles. They express concerns about the drift towards authoritarianism, comparing Trump's leadership to a perilous cult, while...

Earl Ingram reflects on his life's journey as he prepares to leave the airwaves. From his humble beginnings in a large family, growing up in a segregated Milwaukee, to his 34-year stint in a factory, Earl found his calling in community service and radio. Inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King, Earl dedicated decades to mentoring youth, running a major football program, and creating a nonprofit for mentoring young boys. His radio career, sparked by a pushback against conservative talk, became a voice for the voiceless. Though his show's ending, Earl's commitment to serve remains unwavering.

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Dr. Omar recently made his final appearance on the Earl Ingram Show to discuss health issues. They emphasized the gut as a "second brain," referring to the enteric nervous system (ENS), a complex network of over 100 million neurons along the digestive tract. While it does not think like a brain, the ENS regulates gut functions and interacts with the central nervous system, influencing emotions and overall well-being. Dr Omar emphasizes the crucial impact of scientific progress on our comprehension of the gut-brain relationship and the significance of probiotics following antibiotic treatment. The discussion stresses the necessity for tailored health...

Dr. Robert Kraig and host Earl Ingram dive into the chaos surrounding Trump's defiance of judicial orders, highlighting the distraction from critical issues like Medicaid cuts. They dissect Trump's bizarre coal mining revival amid climate concerns, calling it a false promise to workers. The episode critiques Trump's divisive tactics and his threat to democracy, as he shows contempt for the Supreme Court. Kraig urges activism against cuts to social safety nets like Medicaid, warning of the administration's risky tax cut plans. The discussion underscores the urgency of civic engagement to protect democratic norms and prevent authoritarian overreach.

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Earl Ingram is shifting focus to local content in Milwaukee, specifically addressing lead contamination in drinking water. He collaborates with Robert Miranda from the Fresh Water For Life Action Coalition to tackle the urgent issue of lead poisoning affecting 60,000 children in local schools. Robert Miranda highlights systemic neglect and the prioritization of city projects over public health. Ingram emphasizes the power of podcasts in revealing harsh realities and pledges to advocate for marginalized communities. Upcoming episodes will feature experts discussing the health impacts of lead exposure and the corporate interests perpetuating these injustices.

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Tom Barrett joins Earl Ingram for a riveting discussion on politics, democracy, and diplomacy. Barrett reflects on his political journey, from a congressman to the ambassador to Luxembourg, sharing insights on the pendulum swings of American politics. He criticizes Trump's foreign policy, arguing it isolates the U.S. and opens doors for China. Barrett emphasizes the importance of staying in the political game to influence change and shares anecdotes about his ambassadorial experiences. He also addresses the constant pressure of fundraising in politics and advocates for a return to Democratic roots that prioritize social welfare.

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Tom Barrett, the ex-mayor of Milwaukee and former ambassador to Luxembourg, sits down with Earl Ingram to look back on Milwaukee's industrial glory days and its evolution. Barrett shares his experiences transitioning from local politics to Congress, highlighting the effects of NAFTA and the decline of manufacturing jobs. He talks about efforts to rejuvenate Milwaukee's downtown and Riverwalk, while recognizing the difficulties in generating employment in local neighborhoods. Barrett stresses the importance of job creation in both urban and rural settings, reflecting on the larger political and economic changes at play. Tom Barrett offers an in-depth exploration of how...

Reggie Jackson, a well-respected authority on race relations, teams up with Earl Ingram to explore the persistent challenges of racism in America. Even as efforts are made to rewrite history, Jackson firmly believes that the reality of racial injustice cannot be hidden. They point out the contradiction of prohibiting books about influential figures like Harriet Tubman while allowing those about Hitler, illustrating systemic efforts to suppress uncomfortable truths. Jackson contends that these issues are deeply embedded in America's foundation, making genuine equality difficult to achieve. Callers contribute to the discussion, stressing the necessity of addressing historical injustices and advocating...

Earl immerses himself in the lively 414 Day festivities in Milwaukee, showcasing the rich local culture and the strong sense of community. He then shifts to a more serious conversation about economic challenges, referencing hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio's alarming prediction of a possible depression that could surpass the 2008 crisis. Earl emphasizes the necessity of confronting these issues head-on, dismissing distractions such as sports events. Listeners voice their anger over the cancellation of his show, highlighting the critical need for perspectives like his during these challenging times. The episode concludes with a powerful call for unity and awareness in the...

Earl and his co-host Sandy participate in an animated conversation regarding the circus-like behaviors that define the current political scene. They dismantle prevalent misunderstandings surrounding trade deficits, tariffs, and the economic strategies of Donald Trump, contending that he is not a negotiator but instead a provocateur who incites turmoil. Individuals reaching out share their firm views on matters like the unfair distribution of tax reductions favoring the rich, the controversial management of Social Security, and the concerning increase in authoritarianism throughout Trump's administration. This episode features musical segments that correspond to the day's theme, illustrating a clear image of a country grappling with political drama and economic instability.

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Get ready for an engaging conversation as Earl and his co-host Sandy Williams delve into the current state of the nation. They explore everything from the Milwaukee Bucks' unexpected resurgence to a memorable prom night for students with special needs, highlighting the silver linings amidst the turmoil. Yet, the real tension arises as they confront the chaotic economic and political landscape under Trump. Sandy raises concerns about the tightening authoritarian grip, as Trump exercises executive power with a dictator's flair, jeopardizing the economy through reckless tariffs and tax cuts. Business leaders are in a state of alarm, and the...

Earl engages in a conversation with Matt Raboin, a small business owner from Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, regarding the detrimental effects of tariffs on small enterprises like his craft beverage business. With profit margins that are barely sustainable, Raboin voices his discontent with the Trump administration's tariff strategies, labeling them as a burden on small businesses that inevitably raises consumer prices and threatens to drive the economy into a recession. They delve into the difficulties of obtaining materials from around the world and the political blunders that have contributed to this economic predicament. Earl and his callers analyze Trump's political...

The annual special needs prom at Washington High School stands out as the most anticipated event of the year, turning the cafeteria into a stunning Emerald City. Now in its 22nd year, this beloved occasion promotes inclusion and provides a catered dinner, elegant attire, and an evening filled with unforgettable happiness for students with special needs. Earl expresses his deep personal connection to this cause, underscoring the significance of community and service. Additionally, Earl addresses a more serious issue, shedding light on the concerning increase in anti-protest laws during the Trump administration, which pose a threat to First Amendment...

Earl Ingram and Dr. Robert Craig delve into the tumultuous political landscape of the United States, highlighting the contentious economic strategies of Trump, particularly his sweeping tariffs that could jeopardize the global economy. They examine the GOP's maneuvering regarding Medicaid reductions and Trump's authoritarian inclinations, which range from reckless trade disputes to the possible deportation of American citizens. Dr. Craig raises alarms about Trump's unchecked authority, while listeners voice their concerns about impending conflicts and the threat of a new civil war. The discussion also critiques the Supreme Court's complicity in advancing Trump's agenda, pointing to a judiciary increasingly...

Robert Miranda of the lead free Coalition FLAC joins us to speak on lead issues. Earl and Robert shine a light on the lead contamination issue in Milwaukee's schools. They express concern that politicians are focusing more on privatization than on ensuring public safety, urging the community to take action. They criticize GOP attempts to privatize Milwaukee Public Schools, claiming it threatens democratic oversight and does nothing to solve the lead problem. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by veterans, with a sharp critique of Trump for ignoring their needs while flaunting a tough-guy image. As Trump...

Ingram expresses his sorrow over the growing trend of selfishness and apathy, which he believes has been intensified by the political environment during Trump's presidency, a period he claims has amplified societal insensitivity. Together with callers, Ingram discusses the decline of civility and accountability, advocating for a revival of compassion and collective efforts to avert the moral decline of society. He notes a troubling lack of empathy that could have serious repercussions for our communities in the future.

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Earl contemplates his past and voices his worries about the changes in people and society, which he believes have led to a diminishing respect for humanity. He observes a concerning absence of empathy that could have dire long-term effects on our communities. Earl then addresses the Trump administration's choice to terminate essential food assistance for millions, a decision that the World Food Program has labeled a "death sentence." He expresses sorrow over the growing trend of selfishness and apathy, which he feels has been intensified by the current political environment under Trump, whom he claims has amplified societal insensitivity...

Dr. Reggie Jackson is back to discuss the current state of our society and the vital role democracy plays for everyone. He points out that food programs for children have faced cuts totaling $48 million, alongside reductions in educational funding. In a conversation with Earl, Reggie taps into the chaos of today's political landscape, highlighting significant cuts to essential services like Social Security and education. As websites collapse and public funding dwindles, it is the most vulnerable populations who bear the brunt of these changes, all while Congress remains inactive. Reggie underscores the profound impact on communities, especially the underfunded...

Earl is accompanied by Kat Cisor and Kristen Payne from the Lead Free Schools Coalition, as well as Melody McCurtis from Metcalf Park Community Bridges, to address the lead contamination issue in our state. Earl inquires about the motivation behind the establishment of their organization and the specific activities they undertake. Dr. Kristen Payne holds the legislature responsible for the problems and argues that if the community is so deeply engaged, then the government should step up to help create change. The coalition asserts that enhancing lead hazard controls could result in savings of $1.7 billion for each birth cohort...

Matt and Angela begin the segment by highlighting Senator Cory Booker's extraordinary 25-hour speech on the Senate floor. While some critics have dismissed it as mere performance, the speech tackled several significant issues. Booker's lengthy address, which set a new record for the longest speech in the chamber, was bolstered by many Senate Democrats who asked questions to help share the speaking burden. This new record surpassed the previous one held by segregationist Senator Strom Thurmond, who filibustered for 24 hours and 18 minutes in 1957 in opposition to the Civil Rights Acts. Matt characterizes Trump as an egotistical maniac and con...

Matt Rothschild and Angela Lang step in as guest hosts on the Earl Ingram Show to dissect the recent election results. They showcase a powerful clip featuring Jon Stewart, who emphasizes that the people of Wisconsin will not let Musky Bucks influence our elections. The conversation also focuses on the critical importance of the Supreme Court seat in this election cycle. Susan Crawford is praised for her acceptance speech, which is hailed as a major victory for the Democratic Party in defending the rights and values of American voters. Matt and Angela point out that the campaign ads were...

Earl discusses Trump's "Trumpy Dumpy" and the liberation day he keeps mentioning! Meanwhile, the U.S. stock market has taken a nosedive, with the S&P 500 dropping by 3.3%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreasing by 2.9%, and the tech-focused Nasdaq plummeting by 4.5%. These fluctuations erased trillions of dollars in value within just the initial moments of trading. Earls engages in discussions and lively debates with individuals regarding Trump's tariffs and his governmental decisions. Earl wraps up the final part of the show by discussing the impact on people's lives and emphasizes that those who are unaware of history are destined...

Dr. Omar, a pharmacist, discusses pollen and allergies on the show. He emphasizes the importance of protecting the immune system and clarifies that allergies are not contagious. He highlights the role of healthy gut bacteria, which thrive on breast milk and provide beneficial probiotics. Dr. Omar also addresses histamine intolerance, a condition that mimics allergy symptoms, including digestive and skin issues. While he mentions medications like Benadryl for symptom relief, he warns against overuse due to drowsiness. Additionally, he points out foods that may trigger allergic reactions, especially for those unaware of their allergies. Dr. Omar further explains culture...

Dr. Robert Kraig is here to share insights on the recent election results and their implications. He emphasizes the shift away from appointing older white men to judicial positions, advocating for more women to fill these roles. The discussion delves into the significance of the Supreme Court and the responsibilities of its members. Earl inquires about Dr. Kraig's perspective on the race for state superintendent between Brittany Kinser and Jill Underly. Earl expresses his disappointment with Jill Underly, suggesting that if there were stronger candidates, he would have made a different choice. He believes she should engage more with...

Get ready, Wisconsin! We’ve already engaged in our first battle, and Earl is set to address Civic Media listeners with updates and insights on the latest information, including a brief discussion on the election results. Earl will go into the impact of Scott Walker’s policies, which drained resources from Wisconsin by implementing programs that limited travel via the railroad, enabling other states to benefit. He’ll also touch on Act 10, healthcare cuts, and various other programs that have affected us, all stemming from Walker’s leadership. Earl highlights that we have now liberated ourselves from previous limitations, ushering...

Earl revisits the previous conversation centered around Election Day, highlighting the crucial race for State Superintendent, a Supreme Court seat, and various local school board elections. Amid significant healthcare job reductions occurring during this election period along with mental healthcare facilities being shut down, Earl stresses the importance of effecting change. He devotes the entire show to callers, allowing them to express their concerns and opinions regarding Elon Musk and the major elections taking place in Wisconsin.

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Earl begins the program by addressing Election Day, highlighting the crucial race for State Superintendent, a Supreme Court seat, and various local school board elections. We focus on Susan Crawford's achievements as a judge and explore how her candidacy in the Supreme Court election may be affected by advertisements designed to tarnish her reputation. Earl underscores the significance of being well-informed about voting and discusses the merits of taking the day off to vote compared to opting for early voting.

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Earl welcomes Reggie Jackson to the show to explore the possible tensions with Iran should they decline to sign the nuclear weapons ban agreement. He shares his aspirations to gain control over Greenland, asserting that this will be accomplished either through peaceful negotiations or military action. Earl also comments on Trump's desire to rewrite our history and create divisions within the nation. A caller raises a question about why police and fire departments are allowed to maintain their unions while teachers and other workers are not. Earl responds by explaining that this is all part of Trump's strategy, and...

The State Supreme Court race is just a day away, and Judge Susan Crawford is featured on the Earl Ingram Show. While campaigning for the position, she shares the significant efforts she has put into her preparations. Crawford also comments on the potential consequences of Elon Musk's possible acquisition of a judicial seat, indicating that if he can achieve this in Wisconsin, he could replicate it elsewhere. Earl highlights a recent event from Sunday night, where the attorney general decided to file a lawsuit against Musk regarding payments linked to his support for the Republican candidate, Brad Schimmel. Earl...

Sandy and Earl look back on their recent conversation regarding the U.S. potentially becoming a banana republic. Earl mentions that every detail is being examined, to which Sandy responds that all elements of Project 2025 are currently under review.Earl responds to Brendan's message from New Jersey, expressing that working-class individuals are unlikely to thrive in the coming years under the current circumstances. Meanwhile, Tom from Los Angeles remarks that Brad Schimmel's initials reflect his true character, likening them to the acronym B.S. and suggesting that it represents nonsense.

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Sandy Williams returns to the Earl Ingram Show to discuss the Robert Mueller investigation and its ramifications for Trump. The conversation centers on Trump's pardons for the January 6 protestors, as he attempts to offer them compensation. His actions seem designed to undermine his critics and influence the narrative surrounding the future of our government. Furthermore, there are reports of ICE arrests taking place on university campuses across the United States. Elon Musk has expressed intentions to silence American citizens with left-leaning perspectives who oppose the new Doge program. Sandy asserts that we must challenge the Supreme Court to confront...

Richard Trent, the Executive Director of Main Street Alliance, joins us to discuss small businesses, startups, and the importance of research for long-term success. He also shares insights on CDFI loans and the counselors available to assist in developing your small business. Richard and Earl talk about former president Biden who had programs to help small business entrepreneurs grow and receive funding. Earl inquires about how today's small business owners can gain advantages from Main Street Alliance, particularly regarding the observation that women are often more inclined to take entrepreneurial risks compared to their male counterparts. Callers highlight that...

"Well Mune" is a supplement highlighted by Dr. Omar for its ability to enhance the immune system, helping to ward off diseases and viral infections. A contributor mentions elderberry, known for its high antioxidant content, which can aid in reducing inflammation, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure. According to Best, "The phytonutrients and fiber found in elderberry assist in decreasing the cholesterol present in your bloodstream by binding to it and facilitating its removal from the body." The discussion then shifts to ginseng, emphasizing its importance for improving human efficiency, particularly in enhancing focus and mental clarity in men. There...

Dr. Kraig offers a perspective on the present condition of the United States, suggesting a shift towards an authoritarian regime. He highlights the significant impact of gerrymandering in altering the political landscape. Additionally, there have been reductions in social security, FEMA funding, Medicaid, and benefits for veterans and related programs. They subsequently move to the Supreme Court position, alongside the state superintendent role, where Republicans criticized the "early voting by Democrats." They allocated a budget of $100 million, in addition to providing a $100 stipend to Wisconsin voters to secure their victory. Earl and Dr. Kraig takes calls on the current...

The group advocating for lead-free clean water, which includes Robert Miranda from FLAC, Paul Schwartz, and Dr. Kristen Payne, will be updating us on the ongoing lead issues. It seems that the City of Milwaukee is having difficulty tackling this issue, with Robert Miranda claiming that the city must take full responsibility for finding a solution, even as it often deflects accountability onto property owners. Dr. Payne highlights seven violations that state law requires to be addressed, along with the obligation to keep parents informed about developments. Approximately fifty thousand children are currently impacted by lead-related problems in our...