Another Disability Justice Initiative takeover of Off-Kilter, for mental health awareness month.

Conversations from this year’s Ideas Conference, with Betsey Stevenson, Darrick Hamilton, and Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes.

The nationwide effort to repeal a decades-long attack on mothers and families; how disabled students get left behind in the responses to school shootings; plus, the Trump Administration’s latest HUD rule that cruelly targets immigrant families.

How Structural Racism Is Killing Black Moms and Babies, Trump’s proposal to artificially “reduce” the poverty rate by fudging the numbers, and an update on the nutrition assistance crisis in Puerto Rico.

How TurboTax has been tricking low-income tax filers into paying for online tax filing that’s supposed to be free—PLUS: meat processing is already a dangerous job. It’s about to get a lot worse.

Off-Kilter commemorates the 5-year anniversary of the Flint Water Crisis — and digs into why a regional minimum wage, an idea currently gaining traction in Congress, would lock in low-wages for workers of color.

Vox’s Dylan Matthews on Democrats’ ambitious new plan to slash child poverty, plus a conversation with an elementary school teacher and mom fighting to strengthen the EITC and CTC for families like hers.

We’re bringing you a roundup of some of our favorite segments and will be back next week but until then check out conversations with: Vanessa Williamson on taxing the rich; Nick Turner on how we can reimagine prison; and Kristen Arant on how a record can be a life sentence to poverty.

Stephanie Land joins to talk Maid, her powerful best-selling memoir on living in poverty in America; plus the team behind the sex work documentary Blowin’ Up discuss the first ever dedicated sex trafficking court in the United States.

It’s another Disability Justice Initiative Takeover episode! Rebecca (Vallas) is joined by Rebecca Cokley, Azza Altiraifi & Valerie Novack of CAP’s disability program, plus special guest Matt Cortland (aka Medicaid Matt), for a conversation on the growing surveillance state targeting people with disabilities.