In a quick intro Miguel talks about Trump's state on the union address and how it might be very easy to get a job in the Trump administration. Miguel then sits down with activist Jasmine rivera. They discuss Jamine's work in making Philadelphia a sanctuary city, her new project (closing down Berks County detention center), and they geek out about Nelson Mandela. Call Governor Wolf 717-787-2500.

Miguel dalmau talks about the New article he was featured in and why immigrants fight might be a tougher battle than the civil rights movement. Miguel then sits down with NYC comedian Pedro Gonzales. They discuss Pedro immigrating from columbia, what it was like growing up there while Pablo Escobar was in power and how movies have so much toxic male masculinity.

On this episode, Miguel tries to give a nice "welcome," to his new German listeners, discusses the Nelson Mandela autobiography he just read and the coding school he's applying to. Miguel then sits down with Philly comic Christian Mangual. Christian opens up about his father, religions and why Oprah shouldn't run for president.

On this episode, Miguel talks about his dislike for the term "chain migration,"  an update on DACA, and why he thinks racist Joe Arpaio shouldn't run for Senate. Miguel then sits down with Comedian Matthew Tsang. We discuss his Chinese heritage, his parents left China during the rise of communisn, and how to best represent your culture while on stage.

Miguel Dalmau gives an update on how his 2018 resolution is going, his new friendship with a homeless man (Mike), and how he hates the phrase "we have lost our humanity." Miguel then sits down with Philly comic Alyssa Al-dookie. They discuss Alyssa growing up in Kuwait during two wars, her progressive parents, and how she is boss enough to rock a bathrobe all day!

Happy 2018! On this episode, Miguel reflects on his personal achievements in 2017 and expresses his hope for 2018. Miguel then talks down with the co-founder of Headstepper media and New York Times audio producer Pedro Rafael Rosado. They discuss Net neutrality, the American response to the crisis in Puerto Rico and the lack of Hispanic representation on the federal level.

Miguel wishes everyone happy holidays and discusses his Christmas traditions. Miguel then sits down with Comedian Ronald Metellus. They discuss Ron's Haitian roots, his upcoming move to Chicago (to work with the Onion!) and all the great diversity programs there are for comedians.

Miguel talks about the Alabama election, his new obsession with coding and why he's boycotting a local Sonoco station. Miguel also talks with comedian Dorian Vasquez about his family coming from Belize and being personally affected by the patriot act. Miguel and Dorian also discuss how they are still traumatized from living in the midwest during the rise of Trump.

Miguel Talks about his new obsession with Game Of Thrones, Van Jones new book, and the government shut down tied around DACA. Miguel also talks with Philly comedian Setoiyo Ekpo and his Nigerian roots, fathers not living by the message they preach and what it meant for Seitoyo to create a "Black identity" in America.

Miguel Dalmau talks about having the flu, the tax reform bill, and upcoming shows. Miguel returns to Northeast high school to speak to more students. In this episode the students share their coming to America stories, how they are empowering themselves, and battling racism within our cultures.