We at Talking Racine are truly saddened by the passing of our friend and contributor to Talking Racine, George Meyers. George faced life like he faced death, Fearless. The United States Constitution was a living document to George who believed in ‘Live Free or Die’. Things mattered to George. A well-organized mind, intentional and a true to life gentleman. His life reads like a great novel from one great adventure to the next. George embraced life to the fullest. He made a difference because of the meaningful purpose with which he lived. He will truly be missed.
Talking Racine discusses the RUSD billion-dollar referendum hearing in the WI Supreme Court and the start of a Government School Series "What are the Alternatives". We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine discusses the 3% increase in salary for employees who live in the city of Racine. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 249 Mayor Wants to Testify Publicly
Talking Racine discusses the Racine wanting to testify publicly under oath about his involvement with monies given to the City of Racine from Zuckerberg. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 248 Racine vs Middletown
Talking Racine does a comparison of the Racine City Council to the Middletown City Council. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 247 Praying for Middletown Ohio
Talking Racine revisits the Racine Arena Project after being connected by Middletown Ohio. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 246 Racine Subpoenas Served
Talking Racine discusses the subpoenas served on Coolidge and Selkowe. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 244 Bobble Head Speed on Common Council
Talking Racine discusses the speed in which council members approve Mayor Masons requests. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 243 Small Business in Racine
Talking Racine discuss the state of small business in Racine. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 241 Lawsuit Filed on Open Records
Talking Racine discusses the lawsuit filed on the City of Racine asking a judge to compel the city to turn over records. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Does Racine County need the Dominion Voting system. Talking Racine discuses Racine County's relationship with the Dominion Voting System. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Does Racine County need the Dominion Voting system? Talking Racine discuses Racine County's relationship with the Dominion Voting System. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 238 Emails from Racine County?
Talking Racine discusses the open records response H.O.T. received from Racine County. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 237 One Billion Then 77 million to RUSD
Talking Racine discuss the 77million RSUD is receiving from COVID relief on top of the one billion received thru the 2020 referendum. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 236 Reviewing City Emails
Talking Racine discusses the release of city emails regarding the 2020 election in Racine. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 234 "It's a Big Club and You’re Not in It"
Talking Racine discusses the door-to-door vaccine program. Also, the national news is focusing on Racine and Wisconsin elections. We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
Talking Racine Episode 228 Who Wrote The WI. Safe at Home Plan?
Talking Racine discusses Information recently uncovered suggesting that the Wisconsin Safe Voter Plan used in the Wisconsin 2020 election could have been written by Center for Tech and Civil Life. Over six million dollars was distributed to five cities in Wisconsin to implement a Safe Voter Plan for the 2020 election. Was the $100,000 given to the City of Racine to distribute to the other cities really a smoke screen to make it appear that the cities developed the Safe Voter Plan? For CTCL to give the money to the cities there needed to be a conduit to accept the money. On June 2, 2020, the Racine Common Council approved a resolution to accept the $100,000 given by CTCL. Did the five mayors collude prior to the Racine resolution? We bring the perspective down to the local level to discuss issues that affect our own city of Racine, WI. We're about investigative reporting on topics that matter corruption, conflicts of interest, broken systems, abuses by institutions and individuals with power, whether that's government, nonprofits, or the press itself.
