What's Going On with Earl Ingram

This week on "What's Going On with Earl Ingram," we highlight a distinguished civil rights activist, an advocate for education reform, and a former superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, Dr. Howard Fuller. Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, and raised in Milwaukee, he discusses issues of justice and emphasizes the importance of enhancing his community. His volunteer activities encompass civic eng...

This week on What's going on with Earl Ingram… We remember the life and legacy of Congressman John Lewis — five years since his passing, his spirit still calls us to get in good trouble. From Selma to the steps of Congress, John Lewis never stopped fighting for voting rights, dignity, and justice for all. Now, right here in Menomonee Falls, we ask: how do we carry that legacy forward? Grassroots o...

This week on "What's Going On with Earl Ingram," we highlight an English teacher from Milwaukee Public Schools, a mediator, a semi-retired attorney, and a father of four. He is an engaged adjunct professor, cyclist, tennis enthusiast, mediator, and community advocate. Renowned for his vitality, perseverance, and strong commitment to justice, he is dedicated to enhancing his neighborhood. His volun...

What's going on with Earl Ingram is having a conversation with Jonathan S. Kurman, MD, MBA, who serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is the Director of Interventional Pulmonology for the Froedtert & MCW health network. He completed a fellowship in interventional pulmonology at the University of Chicago and underwent training in pulmonary and crit...

What’s going on with Earl Ingram as he engages with Lead Free Water Activist Dr. Yanna Lambrinidou, who is an affiliate faculty member in the Department of Science, Technology, and Society at Virginia Tech and a cofounder of the Campaign for Lead Free Water. She operates at the crossroads of environmental health, community knowledge, and technical expertise, discussing the ongoing battle for lead-...

What's going on with Earl Ingram as he sits down with Lead Free Water Activist Robert Miranda to talk about the persistent struggle for lead-free water in Milwaukee. Leveraging his vast experience in public health and environmental advocacy, Robert Miranda provided compelling insights into the risks associated with lead exposure and the critical necessity for systemic reform. Their discussion unde...

What's goin on with Earl Ingram sat down with Lead Free Water Activist Paul Schwartz to discuss the ongoing fight for lead-free water in Milwaukee. Drawing from his extensive experience in public health and environmental advocacy, Paul Schwartz shared powerful insights into the dangers of lead exposure and the urgent need for systemic change. Their conversation highlighted real community impact, p...

Today on Earls Podcast , we spotlight one of Milwaukee’s rising creative forces — Ramone “Swift” Sloan, an independent movie producer making waves in the Midwest film scene. Known for his raw storytelling and dedication to authentic urban narratives, Swift is building a powerful legacy that reflects the heart of the city. From directing gritty short films to producing full-length features, Swift’s...

On the Earl Ingram Podcast, we present a compelling and candid discussion with a man dedicated to the pursuit of truth and justice — Dr. Howard Fuller. Dr. Fuller, a renowned historian, civil rights champion, and devoted educator, will be my guest as we delve into the topic of race relations in America, focusing on the painful and frequently ignored history of racism in Milwaukee. Guest: Dr. Howar...

This week, we are engaging in a heartfelt and crucial conversation that many tend to shy away from — yet it is one that everyone should hear. Earl is joined by Shyla Deacon, a Family Service Counselor at Wisconsin Memorial Park, for a candid discussion about burial insurance, cremation choices, and the significance of planning ahead. Discussing end-of-life decisions is not always straightforward —...

In this episode, we engage with attorney Thomas Jacobson to explore Milwaukee’s past through the perspectives of justice and collective memory, particularly highlighting the enduring effects of the Jeffrey Dahmer case. He illuminates how this grim episode transformed the city’s legal framework, community confidence, and the quest for accountability. Attorney Jacobson offers an essential legal view...

The Earl Ingram Show is hosting a significant and timely discussion regarding leadership, justice, and the future of civil rights within our communities. I will be joined by Clarence Nicholas, the President of the NAACP, for an open dialogue concerning the organization's history, mission, and influence — as well as its future direction. What is the actual role of the NAACP in the contemporary worl...

Join Dr. Hatim, a distinguished physician from Froedtert Medical Center, and radio host Earl Ingram for an insightful conversation on the importance of maintaining healthy blood pressure and overall wellness. This engaging discussion will highlight practical steps for prevention, early detection, and lifestyle changes that can lead to a healthier future for individuals and communities alike. Guest...