Daybreak w/ Brian and Jamie

A bronze statue honoring a Ho-Chunk healer has been erected in La Crosse. Milwaukee officials will hold a hearing about converting We Energies to be publicly owned. Amtrak is expected to unveil final plans this week for a line running from Madison to Milwaukee. Also, are you an anti-vaxxer looking for love? Unjected is the app for you! Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Nick Reiner has demands from his jail cell. A controversial couple has officially split up. We have our first billion dollar box office movie of the year. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

What do you look for in a candidate? Their policies or rather their character? We are joined by Civic Media reporter Melissa Kaye to discuss a proposed data center in Wisconsin Rapids. Also, have you been able to get your kids into summer camps? They’re expensive and hard to get a spot in. Links relevant to the hour: What does it mean if political scandals matter less? Data center education in Wisconsin Rapids Summer camp increasingly out of reach for Wisconsin families Live wrestling matches are being held at libraries nationwide to promote literacy Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Melissa Kaye

Today’s headlines include a dating app for… anti-vaxxers? After Swipe or Stay we talk about changes to voting, as the Trump administration is moving to restrict voting by mail. Later we talk about the legality of living in an RV in Wisconsin. Links relevant to the hour: Anti-Vax dating apps are going IRL. People are mad as Hell about it Trump administration swiftly moves ahead on plans to restrict voting by mail in the states Can you live in an RV full-time in Wisconsin? What the law and costs say Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Have your property tax assessments caught your attention? We give you a quick civics lesson to clear up what it means. We also discuss how great our country is, or rather how worrying things are.  Links relevant to the hour: Do you think the US is exceptional? If not, what would it take? Why are the Brewers playing their series this week in Las Vegas? Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

The president was in the Chippewa Valley last week speaking to local farmers about agriculture. Producer Frank listened to his remarks so you don’t have to, and now we ask: were the president’s claims fact or fiction? Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

La Crosse has more affordable housing on the way with two buildings receiving funding. The president has admitted he was “angry” with NBC when he ended an interview shortly in Chippewa Falls. In Ozaukee County private vs public property on the beaches is up for debate. Meanwhile the US House approved a bill that would cut funding for WIC. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A TV star has had to apologize for a photo from his past. A celebrity’s courtside seats are up for auction, but it isn’t what you expect. Also, did Buffalo Wild Wings promote running onto the court during games? Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Severe Studios meteorologist Mace Michaels joins to give us an idea of what severe weather Wisconsin is facing this week. Also, should judges recuse themselves from cases that involve people who donated to their campaign? Later we discuss a topic we didn’t think we would have to. Links relevant to the hour: When should judges step away from a case? Wisconsin to study changing rules Rain, heat, and severe storms Child marriage with parental consent is still legal in Wisconsin. Republicans have blocked Democratic efforts to change that Man banned from all Six Flags parks for life after chicken nugget, roller coaster stunt Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Mace Michaels

After the headlines we play games of both Swipe or Stay and Fact or Fiction. Later we’re joined by Civic Media reporter James Kelly to discuss the president’s visit to the Chippewa Valley.  Links relevant to the hour: House votes to cut funding for WIC Third Congressional District candidates share thoughts on President Trump visit Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: James Kelly

The Trump administration has announced millions in funding for a Wisconsin coal mine. Meanwhile the Forest Service is looking to close locations to save money… not much money though. Links relevant to the hour: Trump administration announces $19M in funding to southcentral Wisconsin coal plant The Forest Service wants to close research hubs to save money. It could be costly Milwaukee's Domes are now listed on Wisconsin's state historic register Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

The world pinball championship is coming to De Pere this weekend. We hope bugs don’t scare you, giant animatronic bugs are coming to the Milwaukee Zoo this summer. Meanwhile Onalaska has a grand opening of a park today! Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

The federal government is nearing the debt limit and may damage the economy when that happens. One of the candidates for governor has rolled out an agriculture agenda. UW-Madison has released some information about their search for a new chancellor. Meanwhile the president will be in Wisconsin today campaigning for congressman Derrick Van Orden. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

What NFL wide receiver is wanted by police? The “queen of pop” held a pop-up concert in collaboration with what company? And a beloved children's character got roasted online. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Lena Motolla, the owner of Lena’s Northern Pines Resort, tells us about the effect high gas prices have on Northwoods tourism. Meanwhile the failed Wisconsin surplus bill is still in the mix. Later we talk about the president trying to protect college sports before we get into good stories from around the state in Dairyland Diaries. Links relevant to the hour: Northwoods tourism businesses brace for effects of high gas prices, but have hope Wisconsin Senate president still hoping to vote for $1.8B surplus bill approval Why Trump is backing Protect College Sports Act: ‘May be last chance’ Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Lena Motolla

We kick off the hour with headlines, including a little preview of the president’s visit to Wisconsin today. Also in Wisconsin news, a PFAS lawsuit has been settled. Later we’re joined by the founder of The Working Majority, Pete Sacoviac, to talk about the group and their tour around Wisconsin. Links relevant to the hour: President Trump to visit Wisconsin on Friday, kicking off an embattled campaign season Wisconsin reaches $10M settlement in Tyco PFAS contamination Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Pete Subkoviak

Want to adopt a cow? Now you can! June has become a political month as Republican governors make alternatives to Pride month. Also, we help you prepare for Banana Ball’s visit to Milwaukee this weekend. Links relevant to the hour: In America’s Dairyland, many children have never met a cow. Adopt a Cow wants to change that Some Republican governors are rebranding June with conservative alternatives to Pride Attitudes toward same-sex marriage and transgender issues are shifting, Gallup poll shows Banana Ball is coming to Milwaukee this weekend; what you need to know Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

What number is a woman trying to get the NFL to ban, and why? A Marvel actor is not going to be hosting SNL. A popular artist has helped pass a bill in Vermont. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Anti-immigration posters around Kenosha have caused worries in the area, residents can report sightings of the posters by calling 833-LAT-IN01 (833-528-4601). Wisconsin lawmakers approved the release of funds for an agency that aids people with disabilities seeking work. A new law that you must wear a seatbelt in ATV/UTVs. Millions in Wisconsin housing tax credits are heading to developers. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Civic Media reporter James Kelly joins us from the Chippewa Valley, where a new treatment center is opening. Later we talk to Ruth Schmidt, executive director of Wisconsin Early Childhood Association. She tells us about how the lack of funding will affect childcare providers. Links relevant to the hour: New Chippewa Falls Treatment Center Ready to Serve Community People with cancer or HIV could lose Medicaid under new work rules, advocates say Report: Loss of childcare funding could shut down 25 percent of Wisconsin providers LISTERINE introduces range of mouthwash intensities, including new Extra Mild Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guests: Ruth Schmidt, James Kelly

We play a game to help us get to know the Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates for governor. If you play the lottery and win, the winner wagon may be heading your way. Links relevant to the hour: Developers receiving nearly $48M in Wisconsin housing tax credits The Wisconsin Lottery Winner Wagon Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

We let you know about some of the great state parks you could go to this weekend for free. Meanwhile we cover stories from Congress, including a war powers vote, and a push to cut election security funding. Meanwhile an election in Alaska may get confusing. Links relevant to the hour: Wisconsin’s 14th annual Free Fun Weekend offers free park access and fishing June 6-7 House votes to limit Trump’s Iran war powers in remarkable rebuke Congress weighs cuts to states’ already ‘insufficient’ election security dollars US Postal Service proposes big changes for mail-in voting, including list of eligible users Sen. Dan Sullivan accuses Democrats of recruiting Alaska Senate candidate with the same name Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

The loss of childcare funding could lead to the closure of up to a quarter of Wisconsin childcare providers. Students in the Madison Metropolitan School District might be able to get guaranteed UW admission. A meteor passed over New England. The big story: Dane County is hearing a lawsuit over voting access for people with disabilities. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A high profile journalist was fired for speaking his mind at CBS. A hip hop artist is sticking to his commitment to performing in a show held by the president. A former NHL player reportedly had shots fired near his home. Also, tension on the set of “Ted Lasso.” Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Older generations miss out on government benefits, to check what benefits you could get go to benefitscheckup.org or call the National Council on Aging helpline at 1-800-794-6559. Civic Media reporter Melissa Kaye tells us about upgrades going to Alexander Field airport in Wisconsin Rapids. Later we discuss a decline in homelessness. Links relevant to the hour: Thousands of Wisconsin seniors are missing out on these government benefits Alexander Field secures $2.7 million for terminal upgrades Year-over-year homelessness declines LG Channels Is Totally Ripping Off ‘Puppy Bowl’ for the World Cup Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Melissa Kaye

After headlines from pop culture and the news we learn about two streamers who have been barred from entering the UK for their scheduled speaking appearances. Also, did you know Appleton is home to the nation’s oldest Flag Day parade? Links relevant to the hour: Is Wisconsin violating the rights of disabled voters? Court hears arguments Online commentators Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur barred from entering the UK for public events Nation’s oldest Flag Day parade part of busy day in Appleton Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

New Jersey is now suing an ICE facility to inspect it after the private facility has had complaints on the conditions. We also discuss providing mental health support to students in school. Meanwhile an artist is suing FIFA over the destruction of his mural. Links relevant to the hour: New Jersey sues Delaney Hall operators for access after allegations of inhumane conditions With new grant, Portage school hopes to put mental health experts right beside classrooms Artist suing FIFA over destruction of Dallas whale mural before World Cup Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A famous artist has been confirmed to be releasing a song for an upcoming film. A former Wisconsin Badger quarterback has signed a broadcasting deal. Also, “Love Island” has booted one of the show’s contestants after a video resurfaced. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

An Appleton man was arrested for allegedly removing a Pride flag and pouring gasoline on it before sheriffs intervened. Beef prices are at record highs. Grants have been awarded to groups in Door County to advance accessibility, history and culture in the county. Meanwhile in Minnesota the state’s Republican party is getting criticism for a moment of silence they held at their convention. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

That surplus bill that got killed by the Wisconsin Senate? Governor Tony Evers and Speaker Robin Vos want to revisit the bill. At the Pentagon the press has been removed from their own office. Meanwhile the Universities of Wisconsin are yet again contemplating a tuition increase. Links relevant to the hour: Evers, Vos want new vote on tax deal. Senate signals it won't agree. Pentagon bars journalists from its press office, saying it has become a ‘classified space’ UW system proposes in-state increase for fourth consecutive year Teens helped bring malls back to life. Now they’re getting banned Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Passing on healthcare because of the cost has become a more common thing as premiums rise. We also talk about the day’s headlines, coming from the news and pop culture worlds. Meanwhile a historic lighthouse is set to be dismantled. Links relevant to the hour: Minnesota GOP criticized for holding moment of silence for Derek Chauvin Report: Health care costs rising faster than wages in Wisconsin Once a beacon of light, historic tower in Apostle Islands will be dismantled Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

It’s Pride Month so we ask how safe the state is for the LGBTQ+ community. Meanwhile both political parties think that Iowa is the key to getting control of Congress. Also, a new polar bear has arrived at Madison’s Henry Vilas Zoo. Links relevant to the hour: How safe is Wisconsin for the LGBTQ+ community? See how it ranks Democrats and Republicans think control of Congress runs through Iowa Madison’s Vilas Zoo has a new polar bear couple. Keepers hope a cub will follow Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

UW-Madison recently trained some Ukrainians who are treating soldiers injured in the war. Meanwhile a group of young Wisconsinites are appealing a court decision that rejected their lawsuit regarding climate change. Also, walleye populations are down and there may be changes to fishing requirements. A national investigation has found that many 911 calls aren’t being answered quickly enough due to shortages of dispatch operators. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A member of the royal family is under investigation. Guess which country artist destroyed an instrument out of frustration. And a creator has confirmed the end of a highly popular show. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

State budgets are getting hit by administrative expenses in order to take care of new Medicaid work requirements. Meanwhile, the Wisconsin Supreme Court will be looking at the congressional map again. We also talk about “forever” toilet paper. Links relevant to the hour: States balk at the high price of Medicaid work requirements amid budget crunch United Airlines flight to Spain pulls U-turn, apparently over Bluetooth device name Wisconsin Supreme Court takes up appeal seeking redraw of congressional map This huge Charmin toilet paper roll is under $20 and might last forever Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Affordable housing is in the news as Wisconsin is getting a little hope thanks to a private affordable housing project. Also, we have a fun kite flying story that is flying across the state. Links relevant to the hour: New investigation unpacks challenges 911 dispatchers face in Wisconsin and nationwide Largest private affordable housing project in Wisconsin offers hope for more like it Kite-flying events make a colorful splash over Wisconsin skies Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

The weather may be the next major issue facing farmers as “flash droughts” approach on the horizon. Meanwhile a curfew has been put in place in New Jersey after protests at an ICE facility. Also, do you want to see a concert at the movie theater? Links relevant to the hour: Extreme heat could bring ‘flash drought’ to Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin in early June Curfew established around Newark ICE facility after days of protests AMC is bringing a new live concert experience to local movie theaters Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A Wisconsin dance teacher is going national with an appearance on “America’s Got Talent.” Around the state girls flag football teams are competing and growing. Trinket boxes are popping up in Madison, we dive into what they are and what you can find in them. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Dane County is purchasing land with the intent to donate it to the Ho-Chunk Nation. An independent candidate for governor is taking video of himself committing a crime. The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of a man who had been sentenced to death. A Stanley Cup champion died by suicide yesterday. Also, ad spending has started in the Wisconsin governor race. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A musician is unhappy with the biopic being made around their career. A record executive is “confused” by Taylor Swift. Performers are dropping out of an America 250 show. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Are apprenticeships the answer to addressing the teacher shortage in Wisconsin? We also discuss the pain of dealing with drug addiction. Later we take a look at what lessons political parties could learn from the previous elections. Links relevant to the hour: An apprenticeship aiming to ease Wisconsin’s teacher shortage is ‘stalling.’ Will it catch on? Dane County ends effort to prevent overdose deaths by giving out pipes What 2018 tells us about Wisconsin’s crowded gubernatorial primary Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Rusty Schultz, executive vice president of operations at Platform Communications and formerly a Wisconsin Republican strategist, joins to dissect Tom Tiffany’s campaign messaging. We also play a game of Who Said It as we celebrate 100 shows. Links relevant to the hour: Ad spending starts in crowded Wisconsin Democratic primary for governor Tiffany's 'wants' and 'needs' state budget plan is a work in progress Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Rusty Schultz

The CBS news program “60 Minutes” has seen another change. Inflation appears to be getting worse. Meanwhile Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein are the target of a public art display. Links relevant to the hour: Calling for ‘new approach,’ CBS’s Bari Weiss replaces executive producer at ’60 Minutes’ Key inflation gauge worsens as Americans’ income and spending power erodes 'Consentivus' pole targeting Trump, Epstein to be erected at Capitol Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Wisconsin sees massive decline in teacher union strength. Great Lakes cruises are expecting a record breaking year. Meanwhile there is a newly discovered species of octopus. Hunger in the US is worse than during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

The son of a dead musician is pushing to create an AI version of their loved one. What show’s production is being held up by an actor? A female singer has responded after getting criticisms over her outfits Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

We take a look at social media posts by politicians and political parties, we point out the hypocrisy. Later we talk to Brittany Carloni from Wisconsin Watch about the rifts that appeared within Wisconsin political parties during the recent budget deal collapse. Links relevant to the hour: America’s tech-filled classrooms are facing a backlash against school-assigned devices Wisconsin’s $1.8 billion budget deal collapses, exposing rifts within both parties National Hamburger Day 2026 is Thursday: How to get free food and deals Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky. Guest: Brittany Carloni

We dive into teachers union numbers in Wisconsin in today’s headlines. Later we discuss the results of a poll that surveyed what Americans dislike about the nation’s political parties. Also, an AI replacement for juries? Links relevant to the hour: More people are going hungry now than at the height of the pandemic Americans don’t like either political party. We asked them why The future of automated justice: Could AI replace juries? Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Baseball drama kicks off the hour before we get into what the DOJ’s investigation into E Jean Carroll means for victims of sexual assault. Meanwhile Wisconsin democrats want a 100% tax on the Trump “anti-weaponization” fund. Also, every vote mattered in an election that overturned an alcohol ban. Links relevant to the hour: Pat Murphy Upset with Abner Uribe Crotch Chop Justice Department Launches Criminal Investigation into E. Jean Carroll Wisconsin Democrats want 100 percent tax on Trump ‘Anti-Weaponization’ fund payouts Falkville votes to end 140-year alcohol ban by single vote Learn more about the Civic Media Network at civicmedia.us/shows! Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

Russell Crowe gave fans a warning. An NFL quarterback is in hot water for an introduction he gave. And why do some celebrity sports fans feel as if they were wronged? Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.

A federal court has blocked Alabama from creating new congressional maps. The Wisconsin DNR updated its reptile keeping and handling rules. Trails will open to UTV and ATVs for Wisconsinites on June 1 and there are some new rules. Neenah is suing the DNR over development of a park. Also, a poll shows most Wisconsinites backed the failed surplus deal. Hear more from Daybreak With Brian And Jamie 6-9am weekday mornings across the Civic Media Network. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify. Follow Civic Media on X, Facebook, Instagram and Bluesky.