Joe Madison engages with men and women listeners about the Supreme Court's leaked opinion on Roe v Wade.

Congressman Gregory Meeks, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, talks with Joe Madison just days after returning from war-torn Ukraine.

Congressman Ro Khanna, who represents the Silicon Valley area in California, gives Joe Madison suggestions on how President Biden can help get the economy going, following a poll that found 8 in 10 people are unhappy with the current economy. He also addresses forgiving student loan debt and the racial wealth gap.

Listeners call in with their real-life cancer stories after Joe Madison interviews Terrance Afer-Anderson, writer, producer and director of the prostate cancer awareness film “The Black Walnut."

Someone leaked a draft of the Supreme Court decision pertaining to the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion decision. Is the Supreme Court going to overturn almost 50 years of precedent? What's the impact on the midterm elections? Joe Madison and his audience break it down.

Wade Henderson, interim president of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, explains how his organization is pushing back against state-sanctioned ignorance and why Virginia is the right place to launch the "Black History Is American History" campaign.

The Madison audience has been waiting for this conversation and now it's here! Listen to the town hall with Joe Madison discussing his lifelong activism in his new book, "Radio Active: A Memoir of Advocacy in Action, On the Air and In The Streets." Joe Madison is joined by host Sway Calloway and co-author David Canton.

Joe Madison calls out Donald Trump and a right-wing radio host for their bigoted criticism of interracial relationships.

Author, poet and playwright Shelia P. Moses calls on Joe Madison and his audience to spread the word about her missing brother, Daniel McCoy Moses.

Joe Madison gets a call from Cliff Albright, Executive Director of the Black Voters Matter Fund, while he and his audience discuss which party is better positioned to represent their interests.