The Alabama State Legislature decided to name a highway partially after Cong. John Lewis. Terra Foster, the Executive Director of the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, discusses this and how are conservatives in that state are playing with Cong. Lewis' legacy. Also, Joe talks about a new law in Georgia in which college athletes can profit from endorsement deals, but there's a catch to it. Listen as Joe tells you what the catch is.

Have you heard of the movie "A Face In The Crowd"? The movie was about Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes and Rhodes' career was in jeopardy after his rant on the air of a TV show, calling his viewers "idiots", and said this on a hot mic. He was fired eventually. Joe explains in this podcast why Trump is just like Rhodes.

In keeping with the Madison show tradition, Jennifer Witz, CEO of SiriusXM, makes her first appearance on the show to discuss the rise of podcasting, new acquisitions and her mission for the company. Also, you'll learn a little history pertaining to Brown v. Board of Education with Cheryl Brown Henderson, president of the Brown Foundation and her mother, Leola Brown Montgomery, who turned 100 years old today!

The FDA has announced that it will ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. This topic turned into an interesting conversation with Madison and his listeners. Was the FDA right or were they wrong? Listen to the reaction to this announcement.

The NFL usually doesn't have an issue drafting football players from HBCUs, until this draft. The NFL draft concluded last weekend with no players from HBCUs drafted and there's a huge uproar about this, even from Joe and his listeners. Where is the love, NFL? But that's not the only subject causing an uproar. Listen as Joe mentions more of what topics are causing uproars.

After former Sen. Rick Santorum stated that "there isn't much Native American culture in American culture," and that the country was birthed from nothing, Joe takes on the topic and his listeners gave Santorum an earful.

Yes, after a full week vacation, Madison is back live and ready to tackle the hot topics, including Sen. Tim. Scott's comment about America not being racist (by the way, President Biden, VP Kamala Harris and Cong. James Clyburn stated the same). So welcome back Madison the Black Eagle!

Now that the verdict is in for former officer Derek Chauvin, many politicians, celebrities and the like are giving their reactions to it. Chauvin will be sentenced in two months, and Cong. Maxine Waters tells Joe Madison her take on the verdict, and her expectation of how long he should spend in prison.

This country breathed a sigh of relief when former officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder for killing George Floyd last year. Atty. Ben Crump, who represented the Floyd family, and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison give their reactions to the verdict and what's next.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters has always been outspoken on many critical issues, and the trial of Officer Chauvin is no different. But there are those who have criticized her latest comments on the trial as the jury debates on a verdict, and also as an outspoken member of Congress. What did she actually say to bring about this controversy? Listen with a critical third ear.