The Earl Ingram Show

Earl invites his esteemed guest, Sandy Williams, to engage in a brief discussion regarding the financial aspects of the Milwaukee Bucks team and its recent transformation. Jeff Bezos has informed the Washington Post of his intention to oversee the editorial content as part of his efforts to assume control over the free press. Sandy reflects on how the Washington Post played a pivotal role in uncov...

Earl presents a concise summary of poverty statistics in the United States, highlighting some alarming numbers. He points out that 21.2% of Native Americans are living in poverty, followed by 18% of Black individuals and 16.6% of Hispanics. In comparison, the overall poverty rate for other racial groups is 11%, with white individuals experiencing a rate of 7.7%, and Asians having the lowest at 5.6...

Dr. Omar joins the show to talk health topics, sharing insights on losing weight , while sharing that it takes a ten-year journey in creating a groundbreaking medication that cannot be easily replicated. While certain patents will safeguard its uniqueness, there’s a possibility that if demand surges, the patent could be sold to meet that need. In other news, Etiometry has celebrated its 10th FDA c...

Dr. Kraig teams up with Earl Ingram to discuss the impact of Medicare cuts, highlighting that the effects are felt not only in urban centers but also in rural communities. They reach into the growing corruption within the Trump administration, emphasizing how these actions prioritize personal profit over the well-being of the American populace by slashing essential government programs. We address...

The Coalition for Lead-Free Water reunites with Earl to jump into the persistent lead problems affecting the water supply in our children's schools and communities. Dr. Payne shares the latest updates on lead testing conducted in two schools, mentioning that the state is set to release the relevant documents this week. A viewer inquires how millions can reside in homes without lead laterals and ye...

Earl and Sandy provide a summary of the discussions surrounding tariffs, taking calls from the public on this issue while also addressing concerns related to civil liberties. They discuss the recent termination of a prosecution in Washington, D.C., as part of Trump's policies, asserting that the integrity of our government is being compromised by a corrupt influence. The Earl Ingram Show is a part...

Earl and Sandy reflect on the past as they discuss Generation Z and the best approaches to their education. They fondly remember vinyl records, emphasizing that these items are not mere artifacts but rather valuable collectibles. In their comparison of these vintage treasures, they humorously label themselves as vintage and valuable too. At the same time, Trump's policies have affected UWM campuse...

Reggie Jackson joins the discussion to focus into the topic of affirmative action. He highlights the fears and biases that white individuals harbor against Black and Brown communities in America. Despite the existence of DEI initiatives and programs, many fail to tackle the root causes of racism, even though America is meant to be a melting pot of freedoms and rights. Economical we are set back as...

Earl is thrilled to have Professor Bob Harvey back for another chat about Black History. This time, they explore the Carthaginians and the kingdom of Mala, which was situated near the Yucatan Peninsula. They also discuss how Black indigenous groups built boats and ships for traveling and discovering new lands. Professor Harvey discusses 15th-century Black resistance to the slave trade and addresse...

Earl and Guest Host Sandy Williams further explore the topic of Donald Trump and his apparent shift in allegiance towards Russia, despite his previous support for Ukraine in its struggle for sovereignty. President Trump has labeled the Ukrainian president as a dictator, while the Russian president seeks to exploit Ukraine's resources and may leverage Trump's influence to achieve that goal. Trump a...

Sandy Williams, the beloved guest host of Earl's Favorite, takes to the airwaves for a lively chat about Milwaukee Bucks sensation Bobby Portis, who has just been handed a hefty 25-game suspension. The NBA revealed that Portis tested positive for Tramadol, a painkiller that the league has banned, aligning with the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of prohibited substances. The conversation shifts to...

Professor Bob Harvey, a distinguished Black historian with impressive credentials in historical studies, engages in a compelling conversation about Black history with Earl. He emphasizes that African Americans were present long before the arrival of the English and Europeans. Notably, he points out that South America boasts the largest Black population, with Brazil standing out as the most densely...

Earl is excited to host his dear friend Dr. Omar for a lively discussion on health topics. Dr. Omar shares valuable insights on the essential precautions we should adopt to bolster our immune systems, emphasizing the importance of supplements and the necessity of flu and COVID vaccines to safeguard our well-being. Dr. Omar discusses an innovative pain relief medication named Journavx, which contai...

Earl has begun discussions with Dr. Robert Kraig about troubling actions by Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, which have raised concerns in the U.S. Allegations suggest Zelenskyy may have misused American taxpayer funds and failed to assist various organizations. There are also claims of misinformation promoting a European authoritarian regime. Additionally, questions arise about Elon Musk...

Earl warmly welcomes Robert Miranda and his colleague Derek Beyer from the "Get the Lead Out Coalition" to participate in a dialogue concerning contemporary governmental issues. He highlights the concern regarding the wealthy elite misappropriating taxpayer resources by cutting vital programs that contribute to societal advancement and development. Derek Beyer brings attention to the alarming leve...

The MAGA movement continues to frustrate many Americans by cutting back on government agencies and programs that provide essential support. What’s the deal with Elon Musk offering advice to the president? He’s making claims, like suggesting that Social Security is being distributed to centenarians, which are misleading at best. Callers express their worries on the show about the presence of SRO of...

Earl Ingram hosts Sandy Williams on a Tuesday broadcast to discuss the deployment of School Resource Officers (SROs) in Milwaukee Public Schools, following a court ruling that requires 25 SROs by February 17. A Milwaukee County judge has ordered the City of Milwaukee and MPS to share the financial responsibilities, with each covering 50% of the costs. The conversation then shifts to Donald Trump a...

Earl is back on the show, this time joined by guest Reggie Jackson, as they delve deeper into the discussion surrounding Black History and the Civil Rights movements. Together, they explore the reasons behind the feelings of limited opportunities among Black and brown communities. Reggie talks about the index report and Milwaukee ranking dead last or if not at the worst in the nation for black or...

Earl Ingram extends a heartfelt invitation to his friend Reggie Jackson to engage in a meaningful conversation about Black History and the events surrounding the civil rights movement of the 1960s. During their exchange, they jump into "The Kerner Report," a significant document produced by the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, which was formed by President Lyndon B. Johnson in resp...

The 2025 agenda appears increasingly tangible during the Trump administration, characterized by policies that enable the affluent to exert influence over governmental operations. Communication channels, including phone and text lines, are abuzz with discussions from worried citizens expressing their views regarding the Department of Education. Sandy analyzes the cultural disparities and environmen...

On Valentine's Day, Earl Ingram extends an invitation to his friend Sandy Williams to engage in a discussion regarding the unexpected surge in egg prices, which have now surpassed the price of an entire chicken. Their dialogue transitions to a critique of political figures such as J.D. Vance and Pete Hegseth, who are perceived as lacking qualifications. Dodge expresses strong dissatisfaction with...

Earl graciously welcomes Mark Porcaro, the owner of Mitsubishi, Ford and rare Indian motorcycle dealership located in Racine. Mr. Porcaro is a remarkable person, recognized for his modest nature and diligent work ethic. He collaborates with Earl to provide reflections on his life experiences, while Earl shares a humorous story about their initial encounter, highlighting how his vehicle issues ulti...

Good morning! Earl Ingram is pleased to introduce Dr. Omar, a pharmacist, who will engage in a discussion about dietary issues and vegan alternatives to omega-3 fish oil. Dr. Omar will also delve into the topic of adaptogens—substances, whether natural or synthetic, that are thought to improve the body's ability to manage stress and maintain balance. While adaptogens are mainly derived from plants...

Earl hosts Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson to engage in a discussion regarding immigration and the threats posed by ICE under the Trump administration. They explore the concept of "switcharoo," referring to the tendency to discuss one issue while ultimately taking a different course of action. The various freezes implemented by the president are anticipated to inflict more harm than benefit on Mi...

In this episode, Earl Ingram hosts a panel from the "Get the Lead Out Coalition," featuring Robert Miranda, Dr. Yanna Lambrini, Paul Schwartz, and Kristen Payne. They discuss the issue of lead contamination in the drinking water at Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), specifically highlighting schools like Golda Meir and Kagel. The guests criticize the MPS lead safety program, which only conducts annua...