Today on the Public Morality, we speak Marine Reservist Capt. Brandon Heffinger about an innovative project at Wake Forest School of Law to assist veterans. And after that conversation, we commemorate Jazz Appreciation Month renowned musician Dan Knight.

We speak with Molly Reynolds of the Brookings Institute about the Republican Senate invoking the "nuclear option" and Chris Fitzsimon from NC Policy Watch joins us to discuss North Carolina's HB2 compromise.

Dr. Daina Ramey Berry joins us to discuss her recent book The Price for their Pound of Flesh. After that Dr. Obrey Hendricks joins us to discuss the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King speech in opposition to the war in Vietnam.

Today is our annual baseball broadcast. With another Opening Day on the horizon we speak with George Mitrovich and Johnny Costa

We speak with Professor Andrew Bacevich about the ongoing war in Afghanistan. And Richard Green joins us to talk about the blues.

Dr. Gerald Kominski discusses Congress' proposed healthcare legislation to replace the Affordable Care Act. After that conversation, Bob Peterson joins us to discuss Arkansas legislation to ban Howard Zinn from public schools

We speak with constitutional law professor Michael Curtis about the First Amendment Defense Act. And following that conversation, Joel Blackwell joins us to discuss his recent book, "Keep on Voting After the Election."

We speak with Dr. Amer Ahmed, about Islamophobia. And following that conversation, Steve Phillips, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, joins us to discuss the political direction he believes the Democratic Party should take.

Political commentator Joe Tuman returns to discuss the first 30 days of the Trump administration. And following that conversation, Kel Billings joins us to discuss his humanitarian work in the West Bank.

Today on the Public Morality, we speak with senior fellow from the Hoover Institution Dr. Victor Davis Hanson about the plight of fake news. And following that conversation, Daniel Bynum Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institute joins us to discuss the Trump administration’s 7 foreign policy assumptions.