7AM: Earth Day Cleanups, Milwaukee Pothole Crisis & City Politics Debate (Hour 1)

Homer and Dame kick off the show by celebrating Earth Day and highlighting the impact of the Big Clean community initiative across Milwaukee, emphasizing how local involvement is driving real neighborhood change. The conversation then shifts to the city’s worsening pothole problem, with listeners sharing firsthand stories of vehicle damage, unsafe roads, and the rising cost to residents—while the hosts question infrastructure priorities and funding gaps. They also break down recent Milwaukee Common Council decisions, including the controversial move to revert Cesar Chavez Drive back to 16th Street and the appointment of Karen Tyler to lead the Office of Community Wellness and Safety, unpacking political tensions and community reactions. The hour wraps with a discussion on the Michael Lock investigation, as authorities search for additional victims—raising questions about closure for families, financial costs, and the broader impact on the community.