Politics As Usual

Episode 6: "Black Republicans"

Politic Papi is back with more hard hitting takes about the state of Wisconsin politics. We dive deep into the Democratic primary for Governor, which leads to a conversation about the policy platform of Democrats and how they fail to align with priorities in black communities. We then shift to the republican ticket for Governor and how the GOP can take advantage of Democrat voters in black communities who are disconnected and looking for a new political home.

Episode 05: "Politicians Are Prostitutes"

Politic Papi is back with more truth bombs, this time, deep diving into the Wisconsin Democrat primary for Governor. Tune in for an update on the race, the policy each candidate is focused on, and Politic Papi recommends 5 helpful policy ideas relevant to the Democrats priority to address affordability and inequity.

Episode 04: "Political D*ck Eating"

On this Special edition of Politics as Usual, Politic Papi dives into the secret, sick underground of gross political leaders and their fight against protecting children. He also calls out false prophets and leaders who sacrifice their souls to align politicly.

Episode 03: MPS (Missed Potential System)

POLITIC PAPI IS BACK!! After taking a month long break, Jamiroquan is back with more knowledge. He opens up having a rough day as he reflects on Giannis leaving the Milwaukee Bucks, and the economic aftershock it will bring . Then He digs into the Milwaukee Public School crisis before delivering a sharp message for Wisconsin Republicans ahead of the 2026 November election.

Episode 02: "Judicial Work 'Aint Sexy" Ft. Judge Maria Lazar

EPISODE 2 IS HERE! Jamiroquan kicks off 2026 with a funny, informative look at Wisconsin’s spring elections—covering the county board, common council, and more, with a quick detour to the 1st Congressional District race. The episode wraps with Judge Maria Lazar, candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court, discussing the role of the court, judicial integrity, and why the 2026 spring election matters. Learn more at www.judgemarialazar.com