The Earl Ingram Show

In this episode, Jamie Martinson sits down with Darin Von Ruden as well Earl Ingram has a lovely chat with esteemed cardiovascular researcher, Dr. Peter Cowey, to talk about the absolute mess that is the American healthcare system.

Attorney Scott Huras talks about his life-changing shift from a corporate career to philanthropy, sparked by a random meeting with a homeless woman in Minneapolis.

In a heartfelt goodbye episode, Earl dives into the mental health crisis in America, shedding light on the extreme steps families take, like giving up custody for better care.

Earl Ingram says goodbye to his radio show, looking back on his path from a segregated audience to one that embraces diversity.

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Earl Ingram looks back on his radio career as he gears up for his last broadcast on Civic Media, highlighting his goal to educate and uplift his audience.

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This episode signifies a shift for Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams as they move from radio to podcasting, diving into intense debates surrounding American politics.

Earl Ingram and Sandy Williams look back on their seven-year journey as co-hosts, reminiscing about their chance encounter over coffee and their united goal of improving society.

Earl Ingram reflects on his life’s journey as he prepares to leave the airwaves.

Dr. Omar recently made his final appearance on the Earl Ingram Show to discuss health issues.

Dr. Robert Kraig and host Earl Ingram dive into the chaos surrounding Trump’s defiance of judicial orders, highlighting the distraction from critical issues like Medicaid cuts.

Earl Ingram is shifting focus to local content in Milwaukee, specifically addressing lead contamination in drinking water.

Tom Barrett joins Earl Ingram for a riveting discussion on politics, democracy, and diplomacy.

Tom Barrett, the ex-mayor of Milwaukee and former ambassador to Luxembourg, sits down with Earl Ingram to look back on Milwaukee’s industrial glory days and its evolution.

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Reggie Jackson, a well-respected authority on race relations, teams up with Earl Ingram to explore the persistent challenges of racism in America.

Earl immerses himself in the lively 414 Day festivities in Milwaukee, showcasing the rich local culture and the strong sense of community.

Earl and his co-host Sandy participate in an animated conversation regarding the circus-like behaviors that define the current political scene.

Get ready for an engaging conversation as Earl and his co-host Sandy Williams delve into the current state of the nation.

Earl engages in a conversation with Matt Raboin, a small business owner from Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, regarding the detrimental effects of tariffs on small enterprises like his craft beverage business.

The annual special needs prom at Washington High School stands out as the most anticipated event of the year, turning the cafeteria into a stunning Emerald City.

Earl Ingram and Dr. Robert Craig delve into the tumultuous political landscape of the United States, highlighting the contentious economic strategies of Trump, particularly his sweeping tariffs that could jeopardize the global economy.

Robert Miranda of the lead free Coalition FLAC joins us to speak on lead issues. Earl and Robert shine a light on the lead contamination issue in Milwaukee’s schools.

Ingram expresses his sorrow over the growing trend of selfishness and apathy, which he believes has been intensified by the political environment during Trump’s presidency, a period he claims has amplified societal insensitivity.

Earl contemplates his past and voices his worries about the changes in people and society, which he believes have led to a diminishing respect for humanity.

Dr. Reggie Jackson is back to discuss the current state of our society and the vital role democracy plays for everyone.