What's Going On with Earl Ingram

In this lively discussion, a seasoned pharmacist dives into the whirlwind of vaccine misinformation and the crucial role pharmacies play in public health. As the seasons change, he highlights the resurgence of preventable diseases like measles, underscoring the dangers of social media-fueled skepticism. The pharmacist passionately advocates for evidence-based medicine, explaining the life-saving b...

In a gripping dialogue, Dr. Robert Kraig dissects America's precarious democratic landscape, emphasizing the stakes of the upcoming elections. Dr. Kraig argues that authoritarian impulses are threatening democracy, fueled by a historical right-wing movement now entrenched in a major political party. They delve into capitalism's role in this crisis, critiquing how unchecked corporate power undermin...

Sandy Williams and Earl Ingram dissect the paradox of a booming economy overshadowed by financial struggles for everyday Americans. They unravel the complexities of economic growth, rising deficits, and the changing job landscape, highlighting how booming stock markets don't translate to widespread prosperity. The economist sheds light on the shrinking labor share of income and the soaring nationa...

In the aftermath of a high-stakes primary, Dr. Robert Craig dissects Wisconsin's political landscape. The spotlight is on Francesca Hong's grassroots surge and her near-upset in a traditionally run race. Craig highlights the media's fixation on trivialities over pressing issues like affordability and monopolistic practices. He critiques the Democratic establishment's orchestration behind the candi...

Esteemed cardiovascular researcher joins Earl Ingram to dissect the catastrophic state of America’s healthcare system. They lament the shift from accessible, affordable care to a profit-driven nightmare where patients are underinsured and overcharged. The researcher unveils his book, 'Failure to Treat', spotlighting how corporate greed and bureaucratic hurdles deny essential care. The duo tackles...

In this episode, Earl Ingram sits down with longtime friend and community activist Wendell Harris for a deeply personal conversation about addiction, recovery, and the challenges people face when trying to change their lives. Harris shares his own journey through addiction and more than four decades of sobriety, while Ingram reflects on his own experiences and what ultimately helped him overcome a...

Community activist and Marine Corps veteran Robert Miranda joins the conversation for a wide-ranging discussion about Wisconsin politics, the recent gubernatorial election, and the growing debate surrounding AI data centers. Miranda reflects on more than three decades of community activism, his experiences serving in the Marine Corps, and the importance of understanding how major political and eco...

Dr. Omar from Welltopia Pharmacy joins Earl to discuss holistic approaches to combat ‘body resistance to life,’ emphasizing lifestyle changes over medication. They explore the importance of community, sleep, nutrition, and managing dopamine levels for anti-aging and better health. Dr. Omar highlights the need for receptor rehabilitation to handle overstimulation, advocating for protein...

Brace yourself as Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams dissect the chaotic state of America under Donald Trump’s second term. From international diplomacy to domestic fiscal turmoil, they explore how Trump’s policies are reshaping the U.S. and its global standing. The duo delves into Trump’s cozying up to autocratic states, the perilous national deficit, and a defense budget spiraling...

Dr. Robert Kraig of Citizen Action dives deep into the U.S. healthcare affordability crisis, highlighting astronomical costs compared to other countries. He explains how secretive pricing negotiations between hospitals and insurers inflate costs, and points out that Medicare’s set prices are still much higher than systems abroad. Dr. Kraig proposes legislative action to cap hospital prices i...

In this episode, Earl Ingram chats with Dr. Omar, a pharmacist and owner of Welltopia Pharmacy, about the thyroid gland’s vital role in regulating metabolism, mood, and more. Dr. Omar explains how thyroid dysfunction can wreak havoc on one’s health, leading to symptoms like fatigue, weight changes, and hair loss. Earl shares his personal thyroid removal story, highlighting the importan...

Pharmacist Dr. Omar shares insights on the evolving landscape of weight loss treatments, particularly the revolutionary shift from injectables to FDA-approved oral pills like the Wegovy pill. These pills mirror the powerful effects of injections used in obesity medicine, offering new hope for those struggling with weight loss. Dr. Omar emphasizes the importance of customer service in pharmacies an...

Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams dive into the seismic shifts in U.S. voting rights, spotlighting the Supreme Court’s recent decisions on the Voting Rights Act. They dissect how redistricting, historically manipulated to suppress minority representation, now teeters on a partisan precipice, with states wielding data-driven gerrymandering to entrench power. The duo explores the ‘big sort&...

Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brenda Cassellius tackles educational inequity head-on, drawing from her own experiences with poverty to champion vulnerable children. After a year in the role, she’s tackled financial deficits, lead contamination, and staffing shortages, while pushing bold reforms like reintroducing phonics to improve literacy. Dr. Cassellius plans to restructure...

Earl Ingram and Dr. Robert Kraig dissect the enduring issue of gerrymandering, tracing its roots to the 19th century and highlighting its modern implications, especially under Trump’s administration. They explore the strategic redistricting battles in states like Wisconsin and Virginia, exposing the impact on democracy and voter disenfranchisement. Shifting gears, they scrutinize the upcomin...

Earl Ingram dives deep with Samuel Bestvater from Pew Research Center to explore the enduring presence of religious radio in America. Despite the decline in church attendance, religious radio thrives, with 25% of all U.S. stations dedicated to faith-based content, predominantly Christian. The episode uncovers that 98% of Americans can access such stations, and nearly half tune in, driven by spirit...

Earl Ingram hosts an insightful discussion with Jeff Weiss, an author and former Ironman, about the complex geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. Weiss delves into Iran’s destabilizing influence through nuclear ambitions and proxy wars since 1979, while emphasizing the critical role of air power in Israel’s defense strategy. They explore Israel’s powerful military, its Air F...

Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams delve into the United States’ complex historical relationship with Israel and Iran, tracing it from post-WWII to the present. They highlight pivotal events like the Suez Canal conflict, the Six-Day War, and the Iran hostage crisis. The duo discusses how U.S. foreign policy, often shaped by domestic politics, has vacillated between neutrality and staunch support...

Dr. Robert Kraig joins to unveil a transformative vision for healthcare: the BadgerCare Public Option, a step towards universal coverage. Amid Colorado’s scenic mountains, Kraig critiques the U.S. healthcare system, noting Americans pay double for less. He champions BadgerCare, Wisconsin’s Medicaid program, as a model for affordable, comprehensive care. Kraig highlights problems with monopolistic...

Earl Ingram welcomes Dr. Omar, a compounding pharmacist who redefines personalized medicine at Welltopia Pharmacy . They explore the ancient art of compounding, its roots in history, and how it tailors medicine to individual needs, challenging the one-size-fits-all approach of big pharma. Dr. Omar introduces the ‘rectal rocket’, a custom remedy for hemorrhoids, emphasizing its effectiv...

Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams break down how the U.S. government dropped the pretense — from Iran to Cuba to the federal budget. When the president tells Americans he can't fund daycare, Medicare, or Social Security because military spending comes first, what does that mean for working families? Plus: rising oil prices, a looming global recession, and whether the American public will finally push...

Social workers hold the fabric of this country together — so why is the government pulling it apart? Dr. Anthony Estreet, CEO of the National Association of Social Workers, joins Earl Ingram to talk about what's really happening to the profession and the people it serves. From slashing student loan limits for social work students to rewriting the rules on Public Service Loan Forgiveness, this admi...

This episode is sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union. Check out their website at  ACLU.org  for more information. Milwaukee Public Schools families are organizing. Earl Ingram sits down with Kristen Payne and Nora Janssen from MPS Parents for a Fair Budget, along with MTEA President Ingrid Walker-Henry, to unpack the district's $50 million budget shortfall — and why classroom staff, not...

This episode is sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union. Check out their website at  ACLU.org  for more information. What does freedom really look like when the powerful rewrite the rules? Earl Ingram and Dr. Robert Kraig of Citizen Action of Wisconsin dig into the state of civil liberties — from press blackouts at the Pentagon to anti-protest legislation moving through Madison. They explo...

This episode is sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union. Check out their website at ACLU.org for more information. Earl Ingram sits down with Dr. Robert Kraig, Executive Director of Citizen Action of Wisconsin, for a wide-ranging conversation on civil liberties, free speech, protest rights, and the role the courts play in shaping what those rights look like in everyday life. They dig into...