In this special episode, Joe is interviewed by Karen Hunter on "The Karen Hunter Show" on SiriusXM and Roland S. Martin on "Roland Martin Unfiltered" to talk about his hunger strike for voting rights.

Joe Madison announces he is beginning a hunger strike by abstaining from eating until Congress passes, and President Biden signs, the Freedom to Vote Act or the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.

Joe Madison talks about the COVID vaccine with his listeners and whether Aaron Rogers, the Packers or the NFL deserves the most responsibility for allowing him to ignore protocols while putting teammates and others at risk.

Men's Health Awareness is an important part of November and prostate cancer awareness is especially important for Black men. In this special segment, Joe Madison features two guests talking about prostate cancer: Dr. Brian Baumann, who discusses how proton treatments can help battle the disease; and actor Lou Gossett Jr., after he testified before Congress about his own experience as a prostate cancer survivor.

Joe Madison has a candid conversation about the election results in Virginia, where Democrats went wrong and how they need to prepare for the upcoming elections in 2022 and 2024.

Joe Madison interviews Amy Gardner, a reporter for The Washington Post, about the January 6 insurrection and what the newspaper discovered about how it was planned and could happen again.

Joe Madison gives a history lesson as he and his audience respond to Philadelphia's new law ending minor traffic stops in order to prevent unnecessary interactions with police.

Joe Madison has strong words for the surgeon general of Florida, who refused to wear a mask when meeting with a state senator who was diagnosed with breast cancer. Madison also gives his take on the lack of coverage of the Jelani Day death investigation.

Joe Madison and his listeners unleash righteous fury on an ignorant troll who called in to defend Kyle Rittenhouse, a teenager who killed two men in Kenosha, Wisconsin after police shot Jacob Blake there last year.

Joe Madison and his listeners react to the racism lurking in Glenn Youngkin's latest campaign ad, and comment on the growing violence being perpetuated by right-wingers in the United States.