JBLC breaks down the latest shocking revelations from the Mar A Lago search affidavit, Biden keeping a campaign promise to cancel student loan debt and becoming a memelord, and talks to Reporter in the Field, John Russell, about a recent teacher strike and the power of union solidarity, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

JBLC discusses the newest poll that has Biden's approval rating rebounding, that "threats to democracy" is the biggest concern of voters, runs down Liz Cheney's defeat and the potential of the rise of an anti-Trump conservative party, and nose dives into Florida politics through the point of view of a Florida teacher in the midst of the Ron Desantis war on education, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

JBLC talks executed search warrant at Trump's home at Mar A Lago, what that means for Trump's future and the future of the nation, looks at the rise of Monkeypox and the return of Polio to our apocalypse bingo cards, and talks inflation vs. recession in the economy. All for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

JBLC examines the historic Kansas vote to keep abortion legal in their ruby red state, the Alex Jones civil suit, the charging of officers in the Breonna Taylor case, and takes a deep dive into China/Taiwan as Nancy Pelosi keeps us all abreast of the political situation in Asia, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

It's a family show as JBLC is joined by special guest Rae Matthews, Troy's wife and a PhD student specializing in history and methods of political protest, to discuss the history of abortion rights in Ireland, a nation that went from extreme repression to liberalization in the same period the U.S. went in the opposite direction, and discusses methods of obstruction to fight back against anti-abortion laws that go beyond traditional protests, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

JBLC is joined by Melissa Fowler, Chief Program Officer at the National Abortion Federation, the largest professional association of abortion providers in North America, to discuss the impact of the SCOTUS decision on the people on the frontlines of reproductive healthcare, the rise in violence against clinics and right-wing subversion tactics, and the mission of NAF to pay for travel and abortion access to women who need it, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

To get information about safe, legal abortion services near you and for financial and travel assistance to access these services, call the toll free NAF hotline:  1-800-772-9100

JBLC is joined by JB Smiley Jr., member of the Memphis City Council and Democratic candidate for Governor of Tennessee, to discuss the rising progressive movement in the South, why Democrats need to stop expecting civility and compromise from the GOP and instead go on the offensive, and what he will do to protect voting rights and reproductive freedom in Tennessee when he is elected Governor, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

Briana Venskus, star of such series as Walking Dead and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., joins JBLC to talk about the overwhelming toll of social media and digital information on our national discourse, queer activism and being a woman in Hollywood during the Me Too movement, and how well crafted popular entertainment can be the bridge to both advocacy for justice and bringing people together towards a common ideal, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

JBLC breaks down the official SCOTUS decision overturning 50 years of reproductive freedom in the U.S., what that means for women (and men) in red states, our backslide into fascism, and some of the other extremist SCOTUS rulings from our most regressive and political Supreme Court in a century, all for less than the price of a cup of coffee...

JBLC welcomes Kate Turner, Democratic nominee for Kentucky State Representative for District 33, to discuss the importance of state races to the future of democracy in the United States, why Democrats need to get more involved at the state level, and give an update on the January 6th hearings, all for less than the price of cup of coffee.