Today on the show: The globally inequality of high heat. Plus, migrants come by the busload to DC. And a new report sheds light on the scourge of prison labor. All that, and more!

Today on the show: Why the leaked Uber files are causing outrage across the globe. Then, why the field of extremism research needs more researchers of color. Plus, what will it take to end transgender homelessness? Finding a path forward for Black youth. And a word from the new poet laureate. All that, and more!

Today on the show: A horrific police shooting in Akron, Ohio. The Supreme Court’s impact on the climate change fight. Abortion rights protests continue. Plus, activists keep up the fight to restore the right to vote. All that, and more!

Today on the show: What's next after Roe v. Wade has been overturned? Hear voices of resistance, from Congress to the streets of American cities, and  experts on how overturning Roe impacts the economy, culture, and politics. All that, and more!

Today on the show: What we are learning from Congress about January 6. Plus, a preview of the Poor People's Campaign Moral March on Washington. All that, and more!

Today on the show: The January 6 insurrection comes to prime time. The connection between COVID deaths and racist redlining. Plus, how new organizing is breaking the mold for labor unions. And hearing from Buffalo’s poet laureate. All that, and more!

Today on the show: Buffalo residents support one another after last week’s horrific racist shooting. Plus, much ado about inflation. Childcare workers demand more. And the doomsday clock ticks closer to midnight. All that, and more!

May 16

Today on the show: The politics of protecting abortion access, and how Republicans stole state power from progressives. Plus, how housing appraisal continues to deepen racial divides. Then, a look forward to next month’s Moral March on Washington. All that, and more!

Today on the show, Florida creates a new election police force... but does it really need one? Plus, why Amazon workers are twice as likely to suffer serious injuries on the job. Then, celebrating this station’s coverage of May Day and worker organizing. All that, and more!