Carl O. Sherman, Sr., a state representative from Texas, called Joe Madison to explain the crucial importance of protecting voting rights in Texas and why he and his fellow Democrats were forced to leave the state to prevent the passage of a restrictive voting law.・・・ You can support Sherman and his colleagues by donating to the Freedom to Vote Fund at http://FreedomToVoteTX.com.

Joe Madison tears apart Shelby Steele's controversial views on systemic racism and the effectiveness of black protests. Later on, the Black Eagle interviews Kimberly Tignor, a co-founder of the She Will Rise organization.

Chuck Schumer stops by the Madison Show to discuss voting rights, the filibuster, and he even responds to a caller's complaints.

Joe Madison discusses the 8-month sentence given to one of the many January 6th Capitol insurrectionists. Listeners also weigh in on the topic.

Over the past weekend, a horrific wave of gun violence plagued multiple cities across the nation. Today, Joe Madison talks the aftermath of these crimes and what listeners can do to solve the problem. Callers also give share their thoughts and first hand experiences with gun violence.

Listen to part two of Joe Madison's 2015 historic broadcast live from Cuba!

Listen back to this historic episode of the Madison show as Joe broadcasts live from Cuba; a monumental moment which marks Havana's first live broadcast in over 50 years!

Many of the Madison listeners have heard of the classic book "The Mis-Education Of The American Negro" by Dr. Carter G. Woodson. In this podcast, Joe channels Dr. Woodson and remixes the book's title to educate Ty Smith, a Black conservative, whose claimed that slavery "was never a race thing." Also, tax guru and entrepreneur Lou Hutt discusses the child tax credit payments created under the American Rescue Plan, which begin to be paid out on Thursday.

Joe Madison discusses vaccines and the Republican Party's reliance on Donald Trump. Listeners are also asked to make the initiative towards changing the nation.

In this special edition of the Madison Podcast, editor and publisher Michael Harrison invites Joe Madison to a discussion about critical race theory and its origins within American legal studies.