
Mark Belling
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Oct 7, 2026
Mark Belling Podcast #174: Mark uses the case of a local bleeding heart judge to demonstrate how electing a Democrat governor makes the state far less safe because every judicial vacancy in Wisconsin is filled by a Governor appointment and Democrats only name soft on crime judges. Can MPS become any more of a joke? A fake teacher wanders into a school and blathers for two hours before any of the MPS dolts know it's even happening.
Oct 7 · 4 Mentions
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7:03Mark BellingHOST
You can stop the podcast and listen to it now.
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But on X, where I post under Mark Belling Show.
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7:13Mark BellingHOST
I posted a YouTube video.
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7:14Mark BellingHOST
As you know, there's YouTube videos of policing anywhere cops have body cameras and dash cams.
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39:07Mark BellingHOST
Call or text WesPeters 623-640-5911.
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39:12Mark BellingHOST
That's 623-640-5911.
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39:20Mark BellingHOST
This is the Mark Belling Podcast.
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39:23Mark BellingHOST
We're doing this podcast on Wednesday the 7th, for those of you that are listening later.
Mark Belling Podcast #172: Financial illiteracy of young people is worse than ever; no wonder they are embracing Marxism when they don't even understand compound interest. The latest Marquette Law poll shows Tiffany gaining on Crowley (just as Mark predicted). And, our weekly football preview and point spread picks plus a look at Brewers-Padres
Oct 1 · 2 Mentions
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38:19Mark BellingHOST
That's 623-640-5911.
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38:25Mark BellingHOST
This is the Mark Belling Podcast.
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38:27Mark BellingHOST
You may remember this story.
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I did it 16 months ago.
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Next podcast will be released on Monday.
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The Mark Belling Podcast is a production of iHeartRadio Podcasts.
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Production and engineering by Jason Gotch.
Mark Belling Podcast #171: The internal American migration: when people flee high tax Dem states to escape to low tax Repub states, do they wreck the new states by voting for the types of Democrats who wrecked the places they are escaping from? A huge new steel plant is being built in Iowa but do people care anymore; are we all too lazy to be happy about thousands of jobs?
Sep 30 · 2 Mentions
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40:55Mark BellingHOST
Gold wealth management.
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This is the Mark Belling Podcast.
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Now this is a great story.
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I've got a story about a company that is a bunch of crybaby deadbeats.
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Reminder that the Thursday podcast, the one we do tomorrow is going to be the one in which the final segment will be our football preview and our point spread picks.
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So we'll do that one next.
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The Mark Belling Podcast is a production of iHeartRadio Podcasts.
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Production and engineering by Jason Gotch.
Mark Belling Podcast #167: The flip side of two controversial technologies: the boom in the Wisconsin economy for companies involved in AI, and the number of crimes solved because of Flock cameras. And, Mark goes through the three Constitutional amendment referendum questions on this fall's ballot and why you should vote yes on all of them.
Sep 21 · 5 Mentions
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26:25Mark BellingHOST
Delafield.
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This is the Mark Belling Podcast.
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26:32Mark BellingHOST
I've got two topics here in which I want to address the other side of two very unpopular topics.
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26:41Mark BellingHOST
technologies one is ai and the other is the flock cameras i want to start with ai there's an interesting story that i found in the business journal today it deals with generac generac is the very large and i won't say still growing but it's a large and important company based in waukesha they have a number of applications but the bulk of what they do is power supply, emergency generators, batteries, and creation of devices that increase the power supply of already existing, say, plants and operations.
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37:26Mark BellingHOST
Now, I come at this from somebody who lives one of the most boring lives possible.
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37:31Mark BellingHOST
And I also am aware that everybody recognized, not everybody, a lot of people recognize who I am.
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37:36Mark BellingHOST
I do something stupid in public, people are going to say, look, Mark Belling just did something stupid in public.
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37:41Mark BellingHOST
It's a reason not to do something stupid in public.