Joe Madison the Black Eagle

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Melanie Campbell is President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation and she emphasized to Joe and his audience the power of the ballot for next year's voting cycle, including the Presidential election. She is currently on a statewide tour in Florida as part of a nationwide campaign to get people ready to vote.

On today's show, Joe Madison interviewed Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz , a New York Times best-selling author, about the real history of Christopher Columbus and his impact on the Indigenous people, along with Richard Kurin.

A judge in New York founded Trump, and his two sons, liable for fraud pertaining to inflating the values of properties including his gold courses, hotels and Mar-a-Lago. David Cay Johnston, who has covered Trump for many years, gives his take on the ruling and also mentions a cop in Philadelphia who had charges against him dismissed in the killing of Eddie Irizarry, who was 27 years old.

In honor of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month (this month currently), Dr. Stacy Loeb, who has her own show on Doctor Radio SiriusXM 110, gives her expertise on prostate cancer to Madison and his audience, including advice on what to eat and also the types of treatment that can help men who have prostate cancer.

Calvin Lawrence is a Distinguished Engineer and Chief Architect for Cognitive Computing and Innovation for IBM Global Markets. He joined Joe Madison to uncover the pervasiveness of racism in artificial intelligence, and what we can do about it.

Madison has given the history before about the Black national anthem, Lift Every Voice And Sing, and he does it again, this time to Kari Lake, who lost the Arizona governor race and lashed out about the song played at the game in Kansas City last Thursday. Plus, Madison's audience gets a lesson as well.

Malcolm Nance is a good friend of the Madison show and is an expert on counterterrorism intelligence. He reminds Joe and his audience on how the radicalization of Trump's base is tearing this country apart and into a potential civil war. Nance also reflects on where he was on 9/11.

September is Suicide Awareness Month and Dr. Jay Barnett, family therapist and former NFL player, discusses how to identify, acknowledge, and compassionately address the risk of suicide among Black youth.

Ronné P. Turner, Vice Provost of Admissions & Financial Aid at Washington University in St. Louis, talks with Joe Madison about the crucial ways her university and every university can help students afford college no matter their circumstances.