Joe Madison and his listeners join House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer to call for the removal of symbols of hate from the United States Capitol, including a bust of the Supreme Court Chief Justice who oversaw the heinous Dred Scott decision 165 years ago.

Rev. Michael Jennings explains why he is suing the police who arrested him while he was watering a neighbor's flowers in Childersburg, Alabama.

Joe Madison and his listeners explain the years of discrimination and neglect that led to the current water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi.

As students heads back to class, Becky Pringle, President of the National Education Association, says the *wealth* is there—what schools require is the *will* to support students, educators and classrooms everywhere in the United States.

Ever since the killing of George Floyd, the NBA has gotten involved on how to address social justice from its standpoint in forming the Social Justice Coalition. Its executive director, James Cadogan, will explain to Madison and his audience on the NBA's involvement in social justice, including the announcement of having no NBA games played on Election Day in November 2022.

Joe Madison invites Congressman Gregory Meeks, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, talks China, Taiwan, Ukraine and how Congress is addressing food shortages that are leaving millions of children starving and malnourished in Africa.

Joe Madison hears directly from listeners about their experience with student loan debt and how President Biden's loan forgiveness plan will impact their lives.

Joe Madison engages with listeners about their personal experiences — and their ignorance — when it comes to housing discrimination and home appraisal bias.

DNC Chair Jaime Harrison gives Madison his take on this year's primary season and previews the Democratic candidates who are running for key positions for November's midterm elections. He also tells Joe his plan to get more people of all ages registered to vote.

Farmer Lloyd E. Wright, former director of the USDA Office of Civil Rights, breaks down what's good and bad for Black farmers in the Inflation Reduction Act and the local and national problems that still need to be addressed. Joe Madison calls for a "farm summit" of politicians, policy makers and Black farmers.