The Todd Allbaugh Show

As we kick off our second hour, we bring you some breaking news : Jimmy Kimmel’s “indefinite” suspension has ended and his show will return tomorrow evening.  After an awful performance by the Wisconsin Badgers this weekend, Todd asks us What’s Worse: the 2025 Badgers football team or the 1989 Badgers football team?  The people who brought us Just A Bit Outside: The Story of the 1982 Mil...

Over the weekend, the Milwaukee Brewers clinched the NL Central for the third year in a row. Todd walks us through what Pat Murphy and the Brew Crew are saying as they head into the postseason.  In political news, Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Bill Berrien has been caught with his hand in the cookie jar– or perhaps a few jars. Despite publicly echoing the Trump administration’s puritan se...

As grilling season wraps up, Todd asks us What’s Worse: gas grills or charcoal grills? Not everybody has the same stance as Hank Hill. We take your calls and texts on this contentious issue.  In some less-than-pleasant news, prolific songwriter Brett James passed away when his private jet crashed . Songwriters do not often get the credit they deserve when other artists perform them. Todd walk...

At the top of today’s show, WRCO/WRCE Station Manager Phil Nee joins us to share a fun event happening this Saturday night in the ol’ RC. The Starlite Drive-In in Richland Center will be playing Sixteen Candles and Spinal Tap 2. If you come early at 5:30, Phil will be hosting a live edition of his Saturday night show, Those Were The Days! Here at The Todd Allbaugh Show, we believe that our humanit...

This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s Worse: fried chicken or steak? We take a bunch of calls and texts on which protein you prefer.  At the bottom of the hour, Todd shares the latest reporting from Tom’s Guide on a swath of malicious Android apps that Google has taken down from the Play Store. Be careful out there on the internet!  We wrap up the show with a review of last night’s Brewers win....

Last night, it was announced that late night host Jimmy Kimmel’s show has been “indefinitely suspended” following a brief comment on the assassination of Charlie Kirk. You can listen for yourself, but Kimmel does not in any way lie or condone last week’s horrific act of violence. Here to break it all down is Cracked.com Writer/Editor Keegan Kelly , who previously joined us to discuss the cancellat...

At the end of this month, Congress faces yet another shutdown if they can’t get their act together and pass a budget. Believe it or not, no federal government has successfully passed a budget by the deadline since 1996.  This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s Worse: a bad smell or a bad taste? We take your calls and texts over which one is easier to get rid of.  At the bottom of the hour, w...

This afternoon, Pat Kreitlow of Mornings with Pat Kreitlow and Trygve Olson of The Lincoln Project make their typical Wednesday visit to our program. This morning, Rep. Francesca Hong announced her candidacy for Governor of Wisconsin on Mornings with Pat Kreitlow. As more candidates come out of the woodwork, the Democratic primary is becoming very crowded. A successful campaign will have to travel...

In today’s second hour, Todd plays a clip from legendary sports broadcaster Jim Nantz on a generational shift in which media careers people aspire to. With the rise of social media and podcasts, young people seem to be drawn to being famous rather than being a good storyteller.  This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s Worse: subscriptions or purchases? We take your calls and texts on whether you’...

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. With the state of the world today, addressing our mental health is more important than ever. According to Natalie Eilbert of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel , it’s even worse in Wisconsin. We’re happy to welcome our friend Kira Sabin, a positive psychology coach, back to the program to share her latest self-care advice.  Check out Kira’s work at...

After previously hinting at a run on our show , State Senator Kelda Roys officially declared a run for governor this morning. She joins us in-studio once again to share her campaign’s goals. You can learn more at keldaforgov.com .  This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s Worse: dentist or doctor? We take your calls and texts on which experience (or cost) is worse.  The Todd Allbaugh Show is a par...

Last week, we covered the assassination of Conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Over the weekend, the online vitriol and disinformation continued to escalate. To make matters worse, it’s very difficult to verify facts when we can’t rely on governmental agencies for truthful reporting. We begin today’s show with some transparency about how we approach the constant flood of negative news.  At th...

As we get ready to head into a couple of days off, Todd asks us What’s Worse: a busy weekend or a lazy weekend? We take your calls and texts on whether it’s worse to do too much or nothing at all.  At the bottom of the hour, Civic Media Sports Reporter Mike Clemens calls in to report on the Packers and their great win last night. So far, Micah Parsons is living up to the hype by elevating the...

This Friday, Civic Media Political Editor and Founder of The Recombobulation Area Dan Shafer joins us live in-studio for the first hour! Firstly, he and Todd recap the latest information on the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The alleged shooter, a 22-year-old white male from a Mormon family, has been identified and captured. Reactions online and on the news have been varied, to say the least. Todd...

In today’s second hour, we continue taking calls to talk about 9/11 remembrances and reactions to the Charlie Kirk assassination. Todd reminds us that we must stick to the facts and try to  If you or anybody you know is going through a mental health crisis, don’t hesitate to call or text the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. You’re worth it. The Todd Allbaugh Show is a part of the...

If you or anybody you know is going through a mental health crisis, don’t hesitate to call or text the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. You’re worth it.  BREAKING NEWS: A small single-engine aircraft went down approximately 12 nautical miles into Lake Michigan after departing from Milwaukee. According to WISN-12 , the three people aboard the aircraft have been rescued and are bein...

In today’s second hour, Todd continues with updates on both shootings that occurred earlier this afternoon.  At the bottom of the hour, we welcome Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley to speak on his newly announced run for Governor of Wisconsin. He shares his journey into public service and what he would focus on as Governor.  The Todd Allbaugh Show is a part of the Civic Media radio net...

Todd begins today’s show with some breaking news: Conservative activist Charlie Kirk has been shot while speaking at a Utah university. As we begin the show, his condition is unknown. As we have said many times before, there is no place for violence in our political system.  As always on Wednesdays, we are joined by Pat Kreitlow of Mornings with Pat Kreitlow and Trygve Olson of The Lincoln Pr...

Todd begins today’s second hour with a tribute to his friend Linda Gentes, who passed away this weekend at the age of 76. Linda was a member of the Richland County Board and an integral part of UW-Richland Center’s international student program. She was a great mentor to those students and to Todd personally and will be remembered for her incredible positive impact on the community.  Todd als...

This morning, another Democrat announced a gubernatorial campaign: Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. Much like LG Sara Rodriguez, he posted an initial campaign video, which you can find on his Twitter/X @DavidCCrowley . Todd provides some background on Crowley’s political experience. Our friend and colleague Pat Kreitlow will be interviewing Executive Crowley tomorrow morning on Mornings w...

With fall sports now in full swing, so is sports betting. This afternoon, Todd asks us What’s Worse: the lottery or sports betting?  At the bottom of the hour, our friend Matt Flynn joins us once again. Matt is a lawyer and two-time Chair of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, but he’s also a hell of an author. He is here to share his latest novel, American Dawn, now available on Amazon . NOTE: t...

Todd begins today’s show with a recap of an incredibly successful weekend in Wisconsin sports. The Badgers, Brewers, and Packers all brought home wins. We share some reactions from Micah Parsons, Jordan Love, and Matt LeFleur from the Packers before moving on to Pat Murphy from the Brewers.  In a similar vein, our friends Kelly Kahl and Sean Hanish have some exciting news about their movie, J...

In a bit of a schedule shakeup, eBaum’s World Managing Editor Peter Rapine joins us at the top of hour two. He shepherds us into the weekend with the weirdest and wackiest of humanity over the last few weeks.  Here are the crazy stories that Peter shares with us today: ‘Shrekking’ Is the New Term for Dating Someone Uglier Than You Taco Bell Rolls Back A.I. Drive-Thrus After Someone Broke One...