This morning I woke up and tuned into the news. I see Libya continuing their protests and fight. I see people fleeing from the country they know to escape violence and instability. I was saddened that the situation had gone from horrific to worse. Then I checked on the state of our nation and my blood turned to ice. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker made headlines a few weeks ago with a huge corporate tax cut. He was proud and happy of his accomplishment. He then took the deficit that said cut created and blamed the workers for being, “Greedy”. His proposed agenda to solving this self made deficit was to take away the bargaining rights of our laborers, our unions, our teacher, our firefighter, our nurses, our doctors.... The list goes on. The response to this blatant betrayal of his constituents is a protest that has rocked America. February 15, 2011 marked the first day of protests in Madison. Tens of thousands have multiplied and their argument and voices are heard throughout our nation. The out pouring of support and demonstration can not be ignored. The working class want answers. The unions have been pivotal in this battle organizing and tirelessly working for the rights of our citizens to be able to rally together and negotiate their own futures.








Mad Max & the Wild Ones are a family rockabilly band made up of Mad Max (Dad) and his three sons; Wyatt (age 18), Cole (age 14), Duke (age 9) and mom Angela as Band Manager. They love rockabilly music, old cars, old motorcycles, old STUFF in general! The family does almost everything together. They travel all over the country and even over seas to play music. They are genuinely amazing artists and humble people that we are glad to know. These are good people.






