Joe Madison the Black Eagle

United States Agricultural Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses the need for debt relief for Black farmers and the billions of dollars they will receive under the American Rescue Plan.

Civil rights attorney Lee Merritt and U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona join the Madison Show to discuss the important issues of police brutality and reopening schools during the pandemic. Joe Madison also speaks with listeners and makes sure to educate them about the facts.

A Capitol Police Officer calls Joe Madison o set the record straight about what happened during the riot on January 6th, all while Republicans in Congress attempt to block an independent commission to investigate the insurrection.

Malcolm X day is today (his birthday), and he would've been 96 years old. A. Peter Bailey was close to Malcolm X, and he'll discuss on his activism and what he would've thought about this world today.

Joe Madison and his listeners discuss the Republican-led plan to end supplemental unemployment benefits for millions of people in 21 different states.

Homelessness is an ongoing issue in this country, and Joe gives an example of this while finding solutions to address the issue.

NBA Hall of Famer Spencer Haywood and Joe Madison discuss the 50th anniversary of the one-and-done rule, inspired by Haywood.

DNC Chair Jaime Harrison encourages members of Joe Madison's national audience to get involved with their state and local Democratic Parties in order to fight back against voter suppression and Republican disinformation.

Should Congress pass the Local Radio Freedom Act? Or should the Congressional Black Caucus step in to ensure that artists receive the royalties they deserve? Jeff Foxx of SiriusXM's Soul Town Channel 49 speaks with Joe Madison about that issue. Listen to Soul Town with Jeff Foxx weekdays from 3-9 PM ET!

Terra Foster, the Executive Director of the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, discusses how are conservatives in that state are playing with Cong. Lewis' legacy. The state passed a bill which will name a highway partially after Cong. Lewis, but wants to include segregationist Walter C. Givhan's name as well.

Is Trump just like Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes from the movie "A Face In The Crowd". Joe says yes. He'll explain why in this podcast.

Jennifer Witz, CEO of SiriusXM, makes her first appearance on the Madison Show in keeping with the tradition of having company CEOs on Joe Madison's broadcast. Also, Leola Brown Montgomery (who's 100 years old today) and her daughter Cheryl Brown Henderson discuss the history and impact of the Brown v. Board of Education case.

The FDA will ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. Here are the reactions from Madison and his listeners.

Did the NFL let HBCU football players know at the draft last weekend that they get no love in 2021? HBCU football players were not drafted to any NFL team last weekend. Some HBCU players have signed as undrafted free agents instead. This is causing an uproar in the HBCU community, and also on the Madison show. But keep listening as there are more subjects causing an uproar.

Rick Santorum said that "there isn't much Native American culture in American culture" and that the country was birthed from nothing. What was Joe's take on this? Listen right now.

Hear ye Hear ye! Madison is back on the air after a full week on vacation!

Cong. Maxine Waters was outspoken before Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murder, and now she gives Joe Madison her take after the verdict was announced.

Former officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of killing George Floyd. Atty. Ben Crump and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison give Joe Madison their reactions to the verdict.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters has always been herself, outspoken and unafraid, and she didn't shy away from commenting on the trial of Officer Chauvin. Listen to what she actually said!

A caller states that according to his research, whites have been killed by police more than blacks. Is this fact or fiction? Find out in today's episode of Madison.

President Biden laid out the groundwork in getting troops out of Afghanistan by September 11 of this year. Cong. Barbara Lee explains why it's finally time for troops to get out of Afghanistan.

Cong. Rashida Tlaib is fed up with policing in this country. Find out why when she gives her explanation to Joe Madison.

Madison speaks to two doctors, Dr. Cameron Webb and Dr. Natasha Williams, about the Johnson and Johnson vaccine paused by the CDC for cases involving blood clots.

A Bill of Rights for police? Not so, says the Maryland government. To address this topic will be Rev. C. Anthony Muse, a former state senator for Maryland.

Joe Madison takes his listeners to school as they discuss how Army 2nd Lt. Caron Nazario was held at gunpoint and pepper sprayed in Windsor, Virginia. As of the airing, one of the officers had been fired and Lt. Nazario was suing police for $1 million.

A caller in South Carolina shows that he's a moron. He admitted that his business is unsuccessful and that he's been doing something to break the law. Hear what he said to Madison that will blow your minds and perk up your ears!

A study at Harvard found that Black women in Michigan and Georgia have died from COVID-19 at disproportionately higher rates than white men. Researchers say they are not surprised by this finding, being that Black women intersect both the Black identity and the female identity, two identities that are often neglected and unresearched by western healthcare systems. Joe Madison asks listeners to find their purpose in responding to this disheartening and frustrating reality.

Whether by executive order or the law, Congressman Hank Johnson is leading the charge to end the transfer of military-style equipment to police departments all over the country. Joe Madison discusses the Military Industrial Complex with the Congressman and listeners.

After a listener claims that Derek Chauvin was in “shock” and that somehow led him to kill George Floyd, Joe Madison and his audience respond with disbelief and outrage.

Is selective buying becoming the new movement? Listen to this timely segment.

A boycott has been called by a bishop in Atlanta, GA next week, on certain corporations such as Coca-Cola. Joe gives an example of how this can work (aka selective buying) in his participation of boycotting Dearborn, Michigan, located outside of Detroit.

Joe Madison speaks with Marcia Fudge, the new Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, about homeownership, generational wealth and bringing dignity and respect to people living in public housing controlled by HUD. His listeners also share their experiences and ideas about housing.

Day 2 of the George Floyd trial revealed more damning testimony; Cong. Sheila Jackson Lee talks about reparations to Madison.

The killer of George Floyd is now on trial and Kris Brown, President of the Brady organization, talks on the 40th anniversary of the assassination attempt on President Reagan

A new March on Washington? Joe Madison says yes. He talks with listeners about an effective plan.

Has standardized testing affected education in this country. The President of the NEA, Becky Pringle, discusses this crucial, timely subject w/ Madison.

Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon explains why the filibuster needs to be reformed and how he is protecting the right to vote.

Do background checks need to be expanded? What's in the infrastructure bill? Joe will answer both.

"This Is The Fire", the latest book by Don Lemon, is discusses w/ Madison.

As an all-Black militia recruits around the country, Joe Madison asks his audience whether the Asian community should also form a militia group to fight back against hate and discrimination.

The threat of white supremacy is becoming more obvious. Domestic violence extremism is now a top threat in this country. Sen. Raphael Warnock discusses voting rights and Speaker Nancy Pelosi promotes the American Rescue Plan.

Joe often talks about not defending certain people because they're not them and when it came to speaking for that person, there was no left to speak for. In this case, he discusses on standing in solidarity with Asians after 3 spas in the Atlanta metro area were targeted for shootings, killing 8 people, most of them Asian. Then a 1 year old is shot by police in Houston and the mother is very angry at the police.

Language speaking is on the table during today's discussion on immigration.

Madison always says assume all mics are hot. Apparently, an announcer from Oklahoma didn't get the memo when he said the "n-word" in response to female basketball players kneeling during the national anthem.

A black student made a "mess" inside the toilet and his White teacher made him clean it up.

The American Rescue Plan was passed by Congress and Sens. Chuck Schumer and Cory Booker describe what this bill will do for the working class and poor of this country.

Sen. Tim Scott's comment on "woke supremacy" has Joe and his audience wonder how this term came about.

Inmates getting the COVID relief stimulus; DNC Chair Jaime Harrison on mission for DNC in terms of voting.

Joe Madison and his listeners talk about the history of racism in the royal family, the first Black Queen, your next stimulus check and President Biden's American Rescue Plan following Oprah Winfrey's bombshell interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

Cong. Karen Bass talks on The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act; some truckers get a little too proud when they defend not wearing a mask.