Derrick Johnson, President and CEO of the NAACP, explains how the NAACP is addressing ongoing water problems taking place in Jackson, Mississippi and the latest moves by the Republican Party to suppress the vote in the midterms.

Drs. Terrence Ferguson and Vernard Hodges, better known as the "Critter Fixers," celebrate Season 4 of their popular series with Joe Madison and explain what in the world an axolotl is! Tune in for the new season October 8.

In this special episode, Joe Madison celebrates NFL legend Tony Dungy's birthday by going into the archive to share his interview with Coach Dungy about the book "Uncommon: Finding Your Path to Significance."

April Ryan, the White House Correspondent for TheGrio, has come out with a new book about the courage of Black women and the impact they make. Her book is titled "Black Women Will Save The World: An Anthem."

Joe Madison asks if the latest scandal for Herschel Walker will cause him to drop out of the race for Senate in Georgia.

Black women and women of color around the country tell Joe Madison what is motivating them to get a gun.

Shelia P. Moses has a brand new book, this time about a young Black boy who joins the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. She tells Joe Madison about the real history you will find in "We Were The Fire."

Congresswoman Yvette Clark of New York tells the Joe Madison Show audience how their lives could be improved for the better thanks to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference, which begins today and features her luncheon on affordable housing this week.

Halle Bailey is playing the Little Mermaid in the upcoming Disney movie, and stupid trolls are doing anything they can to demonize her. Joe Madison schools these idiots on facts, fiction and marine biology.

Maury Wills, a 3-time World Series champion, 7-time All-Star, 2-time Gold Glove winner and 6-time leader in stolen bases in the National League, passed away yesterday at 89. In honor of him, Joe replays his interview w/ Maury Wills from July, 17, 2018, when it was All-Star weekend in Washington, DC. By the way, Wills was also MVP of the National League in 1962.