Reparations is back on the table since a House committee had a hearing on this ongoing issue. It's pertaining to HR 40. Madison's audience give their take on it, plus "Farmer" John Boyd Jr. joins the Madison show to discuss a push for aid and equity by the Democrats.

Two winter storms have hit Texas and the whole state is reeling from not having water, heat or food. Joe Madison discusses with a representative from the Red Cross on what it's being done to help the people in that state, plus callers from Texas share their experiences in going through this.

Commentator and New York Times Columnist Charles Blow discusses w/ Joe about his book "The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto", which includes blacks moving back down South.

COVID has exposed another divide in this country, the digital divide. Joe discusses on the consequences of not bridging the digital gap.

Unions and money go hand in hand. Cong. Donald Norcross of New Jersey will discuss on workers having the right to organize and Kevin Cohee, One United Bank CEO, will discuss how and why building generational wealth is so important.

Two callers from North Carolina, a Trump supporter and one who believes Trump should be convicted, debate on Trump's responsibility for the insurrection of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6th.

Cong Hakeem Jeffries of New York discusses the impeachment trial and NEA President Becky Pringle talks on teachers being vaccinated before school reopens.

Joe Madison gives an example of the Southern Strategy and the connection with keeping Trump-ism alive; Joe also pays homage to singer and Supreme member Mary Wilson, who passed away on Monday.

Dr. David Canton, a professor at the University of Florida, discusses w/ Madison about a school in Utah allowing students to exercise their "civil rights" to not participate in Black History Month.

Madison gets into exchanges with a couple of Trump supporters who still believe about Trump being the better President. But when told about the facts on Trump, interesting responses take place.