Malcolm Nance calls into the show to discuss his brand new book "They Want to Kill Americans" as he covers the January 6 insurrection, whether it makes sense to buy a gun, and the power of the vote with Joe Madison.

Madison invites his listeners to share their money-saving strategies with inflation at the highest point in 40 years.

In 1968, newscaster Walter Cronkite gave an honest assessment of the War in Vietnam and the fact that it would never result in victory. Now as the January 6 hearings reveal more about Donald Trump's chaos and lawlessness, Joe Madison says it's time for another trusted voice to speak the truth to America.

As the mainstream media reacts to the January 6 hearings and covers the next Presidential race in 2024, Joe Madison insists that listeners keep the focus on the midterm elections this November.

Joe Madison commits to donating all the money in his cuss jar to the organization Save the Children, to help the families who are dying of starvation in Somalia. The war in Ukraine has made the crisis even worse.

Actor Chadwick Boseman died without a will, and now the fate of his estate is left up to the courts. CPA, Attorney, Entrepreneur, and SiriusXM host Lou Hutt calls in to explain why everyone, no matter your age or income, should have a will.

***GRAPHIC CONTENT*** Joe Madison compares the bigoted and hateful voicemails Congressman Adam Kinzinger received to the hate and violence that civil rights activists faced decades ago in their fight for justice.

Joe Madison and his audience clap back at the misogynists who are blaming women for mass shootings and think women in leadership are a "curse" on the country.

After Robert Crimo III killed 6 people in Highland Park, Illinois, police arrested him without any violence at all. So why did cops in Akron, Ohio fire 90 times at Jayland Walker and take his life?

Joe Madison and his audience unleash on the State Board of Education in Texas, which has proposed redefining slavery as "involuntary relocation." Get out the swear jar!