You probably know Judge Greg Mathis from his TV court show "Judge Mathis," but he has a successful career as a show creator and producer as well. He appeared on the Madison show to talk about his latest project "American Gangster: Trap Queens," and talk about how he encourages young people to invest in their future and their community.

A group of Black fathers in Louisiana came together to advocate for nonviolence in a local high school, calling themselves "Dads on Duty." An organizer from Dads on Duty calls Joe Madison to explain the work they are hoping to do in schools nationwide.

For years, the NFL has denied Black athletes financial settlements for concussions as part of a brain-testing practice called "race-norming." Joe Madison interviews broadcaster "Coach" Butch McAdams to respond to the news that the discriminatory practice is finally coming to an end.

Joe Madison invites listeners to respond to Congressman Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) telling parents to raise their sons to be "monsters," and breaks down how monstrous the right-wing has become.

The death of Gen. Colin Powell shook the world on Monday, and many are remembering his military milestones and trailblazing accomplishments. Former U.S. Defense Secretary Bill Cohen reflects on his time with Gen. Powell and what Joe's audience can learn from his life of service.

The Madison Show audience delivers information and perspective about training high schoolers to drive tractor trailers during a national trucker shortage.

In honor of Gen. Colin Powell, who died today of COVID-19 complications, Joe Madison shares his 2011 interview with Gen. Powell in South Sudan following the country's hard-won independence.

DNC Chair Jaime Harrison joins the Madison show to talk about Democratic Party’s messaging to the American people and addresses the frustrations of voters. He also talks about the challenges the Democrats may face in the election and advocates for everyone to use their power to vote.

Joe Madison interviews U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, who breaks down the billions of dollars the Biden Administration is setting aside for HBCUs. He also talks with his listeners about gun seizures at airports and holding insurrectionists accountable for the events of January 6.

When President Biden gave his victory speech last November, he outlined the the principles he would exercise and told the African American community that he's on their side. It's now almost 10 months since Biden has been president and there's clear frustration within the Democratic Party, so Joe and his listeners remind President Biden and the Democrats of the goals they set for this country, and the message is loud and very clear.