Actress Phylicia Rashad tells Joe Madison about her plans and expectations for student who must have "respect for oneself, for others, and for the work" at the reestablished College of Fine Arts at Howard University. Rashad officially begins serving as Dean of the College of Fine Arts on July 1st.

Joe Madison calls out Tucker Carlson and other right-wing conservative hosts who don't have any idea about the "double consciousness" of being a Black broadcaster in America.

A caller from California who was once in a gang gives Joe the details of his violent past and solutions to gun violence, plus warns about the consequences of his past choices. Joe also speaks with John Boyd Jr. of the National Black Farmers Association about a lawsuit by white farmers that has halted relief payments to Black farmers, and Julissa Reynoso, the chief of staff to First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, about the Child Tax Credit.

Retired U.S. Navy SEAL Kristin Beck and Freddie Lutz, owner of Freddie's Beach bar in Northern Virginia, join Joe Madison to talk about their experiences and thoughts on Pride Month and how best to honor the LBTQ+ community all year round.

Joe Madison blasts Tucker Carlson and his racist pseudoscientist guest Charles Murray, who claimed that Black people have lower IQs than white people and can't qualify for the same jobs.

Earlier in the show, Joe addressed the passing of the bill by the Senate making Juneteenth a national holiday, and now it's on the way to the House and it's expected to be passed there. This led to him questioning on why the anti-lynching bill, passed by the House and is still sitting in the Senate, can't pass in the same pace as the Juneteenth bill and also the Asian hate crime bill. To help Joe with this was a caller who's a cousin of Emmett Till, and she also names others who have been lynched to give examples of the importance of the anti-lynching bill to be passed ASAP. Also Joe talks about Jeff Bezos calling human beings inherent lazy.

The latest crisis in this country is affecting the U.S. military: stolen weaponry, including grenades. Part of Madison's audience consists of military veterans, whether active duty or retired, and they weigh in on this timely, and crucial, topic. This topic is from an article in which it reported on armor-piercing grenades ending up in a backyard in Atlanta, and some of the stolen weaponry have allegedly been used in violent crimes.

Joe Madison talks with his listeners about the racist names of more than a dozen geographic landmarks in Texas and hundreds around the country.

What can be worse than Watergate? Seizing records of people by using the Department of Justice. A report came out that former President Trump's DOJ did this to two top Democrats, one of them being Cong. Adam Schiff, the chair of the House Intelligence Committee. How and why would this be done? Joe explains why and also gives a history lesson to how Watergate happened.

After Howard Stern exposed a listener known as the "King of All Blacks" for trolling the Madison Show, the troll himself calls Joe Madison and gets into a heated exchange. Listen for yourself.