Lucas talks about Janus vs. AFSCME, strikes in West Virginia, and rising global inequality. He also reads "Invictus", and relates it to The Panic of 1837.

Lucas addresses the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. He talks about gun control-its positives and negatives, and attempts to come to some conclusion on how violent acts can really be prevented, and who is really responsible for them. Additionally, he addresses presidents day, and the evolution of freedom in society.

Lucas talks to Ron Widelec, who is on the steering committee of the Long Island Activists, and a history teacher in NYC. Additionally, he expanded his remarks on 1776 the musical.

On this week's episode, Lucas discusses Donald Trump's speech to the economic forum in Davos. Additionally, he continues his analysis of 1776 the musical, by talking about elements of conservative philosophy through a particular dialogue in the film. He closed off the hour by commenting on the positions voters interviewed on the PBS Newshour took on Donald Trump after his first year in office.

Lucas continues the ongoing conversation regarding "1776" the musical, as well as discussing the effects of Neoliberal culture on society. He also brings on his friend August Zeidmann to discuss the alienation experienced in high school.

The Compass returns to live air! Lucas talks about the cultural crisis of 2017, the film 1776, and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

DJ Lucas Romanski talks about the realities of the stock market and the possible crash which may occur within the next year. He also finished the conversation regarding Pink Floyd's album Animals by discussing Pigs on a Wing part 2, and he ends his season on WCWP by talking about the basics of Marxian economics.

DJ Lucas Romanski discusses the demonstrations in Charlottesville and Foxconn's presence in Wisconsin. Additionally, he analyzes Pink Floyd's song Sheep, as well as its connection to religion.

DJ Lucas Romanski discusses Richard Wolff's appearance on Fox News with Stuart Varney, as he also introduces a new segment "Don't Get Fooled Again" to the program. The show also includes an analysis of Pink Floyd's song Pigs, and much more.

DJ Lucas Romanski discusses the Museum of Capitalism, as well as the political correctness movement. He also continues the series on Pink Floyd's album Animals with the song Dogs.