Joshua Holland is joined by Justin Pickett, a professor of criminal justice at SUNY Albany, to discuss his new research examining fear of police violence across different communities and how the perception that the cops are a serious danger impacts the lives of people of color.

Joshua Holland is joined by legal analyst Marcy Wheeler to talk about the sprawling prosecutorial efforts to bring the perpetrators of the January 6 attack, and the attempted coup surrounding it, to justice. And then Jared Holt, a researcher and journalist who covers right-wing extremism, tells us about how the far-right has changed and adapted in the year since the Insurgency of Dunces.

Joshua Holland is by historian Dr. William Horne to talk about why even talk of another civil war doesn't necessarily capture the worst-case scenario for the United States.

Joshua Holland is joined by former Assistant US Attorney Richard Signorelli to talk about some of the recent revelations surrounding MAGA's attempted January 6 coup.

David Dayen, the executive editor of The American Prospect, joins Joshua Holland to discuss his in-depth piece on how the pandemic has spurred millions of American workers to say 'enough is enough.'

Joshua Holland is joined by veteran journalist Kaili Joy Gray to recap this week's arguments at The Supreme Court that are almost certain to lead to Roe v Wade being overturned. Then University of Maine political scientist Amy Fried talks to us about her new book, At War with Government: How Conservatives Weaponized Distrust from Goldwater to Trump.

Joshua Holland is joined by Mary Trump, who answers the pressing question of which Trump spawn is the dumbest, explains how someone who has enjoyed a pampered life of privilege like Donald Trump could be so full of resentment and says that her uncle's carefully curated media image was largely his father's creation.

Guest host Michael Rogers is joined by activist Lauren Windsor to talk about how her team has used undercover video to expose the lies of public officials. Then Raw Story founder John Byrne discusses new reporting on the dark underbelly of TikTok.

Joshua Holland is joined by WaPo's Paul Waldman to help us sift through the flood of lazy punditry that has followed this week's off-year elections. And then Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Will Bunch talks to us about what is really at stake in the trial of accused murderer and right-wing folk hero Kyle Rittenhouse.

Joshua Holland is joined by David Pepper, former chair of the Ohio Democratic Party, to talk about his new book, "Laboratories of Autocracy: A Wake-Up Call from Behind the Lines." Then attorney and journalist Jessica Pishko reports on the "Constitutional Sheriff" movement, which is yet another branch on America's flowering tree of fascism.