The Earl Ingram Show

Earl speaks with Mike Olson founder of the Truth Chamber, a community initiative he started to engage and support the VFW. They discuss problematic Supreme Court rulings and the impact of dark money in politics that threaten our rights. In breaking news, Israeli airstrikes on Gaza have resulted in over 400 deaths, according to Palestinian health authorities. This escalation ends weeks of relative...

Earl invites Pat Dennis, President of American Bridge 21st Century, to discuss his lifelong commitment to helping others and the rising costs of state supreme court elections, which have surged to $30 million—more than double previous spending. Earl seeks Pat's thoughts on motivating apathetic voters. In response, Pat emphasizes the need to shift the political narrative to boost voter engagement....

Earl welcomes his esteemed friend and distinguished figure, Reggie Jackson, to discuss pressing matters in Arlington, particularly focusing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for veterans of color and minority backgrounds. This conversation aims to address the ongoing efforts to reshape the historical narrative of America and the implications of such attempts. President Trump on Friday signed an...

Brittany Kinser participates on the Earl Ingram Show to discuss her candidacy for the position of state superintendent. As the founder of "95 Wisconsin," an initiative aimed at ensuring that 95% of children attain reading proficiency, she addressed the pressing reading crisis in Milwaukee. During the interview, Kinser emphasized the critical need to focus on children's education and enhance readin...

Sandy and Earl recap their recent discussion, highlighting the influx of calls from worried individuals regarding a potential government shutdown. They dive into Project 2025 and the CR referendum, which Republicans claim is beneficial, but they question whether anyone has actually reviewed the documents. Earl engages with callers, challenging them to consider why they hold the Democratic Party ac...

Sandy Williams joins the conversation to discuss citizens' rights. The presidency has evolved, giving the current leader unprecedented power compared to past presidents. This change raises concerns about our freedom to express opinions, as businesses that speak out may face harsh consequences. Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent figure during the Gaza war protests at Columbia University in spring 2024, ha...

Mandela Barnes joins the program to share insights on last night's debate, focusing on the performances of Susan Crawford and Brad Schimmel. The conversation delves into their assessment of Crawford's tactics, highlighting critiques of her strategies during the debate. They also discuss Schimmel's attempts to reshape his image to connect with voters, effectively concealing his true self. Barnes ex...

Dr. Omar, today's guest on Earl's Show, highlights the importance of soaking up 15 to 20 minutes of sunlight daily to boost our vitamin D levels, as we explore the connection between sunlight and mental health. Our discussion also covers pain tolerance and the ways our brain and nerves process pain. When it comes to over-the-counter pain relievers for headaches, we assess our consumption patterns,...

The education department is set to cut its workforce by half as President Trump commits to dismantling the agency. This department oversees an enormous $1.6 trillion in student loans. Dr. Kraig joins the show to jump into these significant government reductions that will impact everyone, with children being the most affected. They discuss the budget and how they are making these cuts to pocket for...

Earl Ingram is joined by Robert Miranda of FLAC and Paul Schwartz from the Get the Lead Out Coalition in their initiative advocating for lead-free water. They will address a range of topics concerning the prevention of lead contamination in our public drinking water systems. Parents often cannot identify lead paint in residences, and upon relocating to new homes, they may come across these hazardo...

Steven Williams, the founder of Summons Master AI, is joins Earl Ingram as his guest on the program, to discuss various debt management options and how this knowledge can help individuals navigate their financial responsibilities. It is crucial to understand that personal debt is distinct from business debt, particularly in terms of the difficulties individuals encounter when filing for bankruptcy...

Earl conveys his appreciation to Sharkey and John Scott of the Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice for the opportunity to speak to the demonstrators who are against the war in Ukraine and the policies of Trump. He warmly welcomes State Senator Chris Larson to discuss Trump's policies and his administration. Robin Voss is eliminating items related to the budget, which raises the possibility of a...

Dr. Anthony Estreet, the CEO of the National Association for Social Workers, sits down with Earl to discuss the pressing issue of workforce shortages. Many social workers are experiencing burnout, which makes it challenging to provide the care and support needed to help others. Interestingly, social workers are not confined to traditional roles; they are also making their mark in fields like banki...

Earl kicks off the show by sharing details about his upcoming speech at a protest in Monument Square, Racine, set for noon. He then pivots to the pressing issue of the global recession and invites a conservative caller named C.J. to join the conversation, which quickly intensifies during the morning segment. Earl reflects on Harry S. Truman's speech emphasizing the importance of ensuring no child...

Sandy Williams and Earl Ingram have dedicated the past hour to discussing the topic of freedom of speech. They are advocating for the cessation of government funding and resources that are utilized to violate individuals' legal rights. A caller has raised concerns regarding the broadcasting practices of PBS in comparison to those of NBC and ABC. Additionally, Mr. Martin O'Malley has remarked on th...

Sandy Williams is currently engaged in discussions regarding Donald Trump's potential oversight of several federal and governmental agencies. Sandy often refers to Trump as "the Don," which some interpret as a form of suppression. There appears to be an ongoing investigation into liberal institutions, likened to a game of Whack-a-Mole, aimed at ensuring compliance among individuals, with the impli...

Earl Ingram hosts "It's Your Thing," where he provides listeners a platform to express their concerns. He highlights that 76% of voters support cutting jobs for veterans—those who bravely served to protect our safety and freedoms in this country. Trump is cutting more than 15% of veteran workforce, which is equivalent to 80 thousand jobs being cut in the United States for veterans! Phone lines hea...

Dr. Omar appears on the Earl Ingram show to discuss gut health and the significance of good bacteria. While some people may have a negative perception of probiotics, they are essential for maintaining a balanced gut. These helpful bacteria aid in digestion and bolster immune function, thereby positively impacting overall health. Fermented pickles come up in conversation, and they discuss how munch...

Dr. Robert Kraig collaborates with Earl to dissect Trump's speech to Congress, incorporating audio of Bernie Sanders' reaction to the events. They point out that Trump completely overlooked the economy, a topic he previously criticized former president Joe Biden for neglecting during his administration. Earl shares text messages from individuals who are misinformed and lack a factual basis for the...

The Coalition for Lead-Free Water is meeting with Earl to address the ongoing lead contamination issues impacting the water supply in schools and communities where our children reside. Robert Miranda, Paul Schwartz, and Dr. Yonna Lambrinidou provide the latest updates on lead testing conducted at many educational institutions, emphasizing Governor Evers' comments on the situation. Earlier this wee...

Trump imposes a 25% tariff on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico, prompting those countries to retaliate with their own tariffs. They warn that under his administration, gas and food prices are set to rise significantly. Earl takes to the phone lines, reaching out to those outraged by these absurd tariffs. The Earl Ingram Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through...

On this Tuesday, Earl will welcome Curtis Marshall and Ann Seitz from the Red Cross to share their experiences and the commitment they have demonstrated in joining the organization. The Red Cross is crucial in disaster response, supplying essential resources to those in need, providing shelter for the homeless, and fostering community development. The organization is currently seeking volunteers i...

Earl kicks off the show by discussing his recent encounter with President Trump and President Zelensky of Ukraine, which he describes as an act of intimidation. He opens the lines for calls from worried listeners, highlighting how Trump is pressuring Zelensky to sign an agreement that could jeopardize the well-being of his nation. Earl reads from an article, "The Day the Free World Died," talking...

Earl opens the show by highlighting capital productions and the enthusiastic audience at "We Are the Drum," founded in 1990 by Brother Booker Ashe and Ms. Arlene Skwierawski. Their annual initiative, “We Are the Drum,” offers theatrical training to inner-city youth, culminating in a performance. Earl engages Carti, his producer, in a lively conversation about the most outrageous game meat he's eve...

Sandy Williams presents astonishing statistics regarding the alarming number of individuals in government positions who are either currently employed or have recently retired. The government plays a crucial role in managing communities, creating laws, and providing essential services. Meanwhile, Corporate America appears hesitant to challenge Trump, as the nation operates like a corporation, with...