Doctors Terrence Ferguson and Vernard Hodges, known as the ‘Critter Fixers’ on Nat Geo Wild, join the Madison Show to give the audience tips and tricks on how to keep your pets safe during the holidays. Part 1 of 3 of a special Thanksgiving podcast series.
12 days into his hunger strike, Joe Madison makes a statement about how he will not eat one morsel of food until voting rights legislation is passed, even through the Thanksgiving holiday.
Joe Madison reaches into the archives to share his interview with Muhammad Aziz, who was just exonerated of killing Malcolm X. Joe also speaks with Malcolm X's friend and colleague A. Peter Bailey about the news.
Joe Madison discovers a vicious, vile attack on Vice President Kamala Harris and opens up the swear jar alongside his fired up audience.
Voting rights continues to be under attack as the two pieces of legislation in the U.S. Senate, the Freedom To Vote Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, remained stalled until it passes. Madison and others, such as Ben Jealous and Melanie Campbell, are calling for Congress (and President Biden) to not waste time and pass both acts of voting rights protection. Also, Gen. James Clapper converses with Madison on the op-ed he wrote w/ Gen. Michael Hayden on protecting elections being an issue o...
Joe Madison breaks down what happened during Kyle Rittenhouse's trial and schools a listener who lies about the case. Joe also emphasizes why voting is crucial in the context of history during his ongoing hunger strike for voting rights.
Sen. Jeff Merkley joins Joe Madison to support his ongoing hunger strike for voting rights, as they break down how Republican obstruction in Congress can be overcome.
Congressman James Clyburn joins the Madison show to talk about the recent passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. He also talks about the benefits for Black American families in President Biden’s Build Back Better Agenda and emphasizes the necessity of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act.
Joe Madison joins Chris Cuomo on CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time" and Jonathan Capehart on MSNBC's "The ReidOut" to talk about his ongoing hunger strike to demand action on voting rights from Congress and the White House.
Joe Madison joins Karen Hunter on "The Karen Hunter Show" on SiriusXM Urban View and Roland S. Martin on "Roland Martin Unfiltered" to talk about why the need to protect voting rights is worth the sacrifice of a hunger strike.
Joe Madison announces he is beginning a hunger strike by abstaining from eating until Congress passes, and President Biden signs, the Freedom to Vote Act or the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.
Joe Madison encounters pro-vaccine and anti-vaccine members of his audience as they discuss how irresponsible it was for Aaron Rogers to lie about his vaccine status.
In honor of Movember and men's health awareness, Joe Madison features two interviews about prostate cancer: Dr. Brian Baumann, who discusses how proton treatments can help battle the disease; and actor Lou Gossett Jr., after he testified before Congress about his own experience as a prostate cancer survivor.
Joe Madison breaks down where Democrats went wrong when losing the governor's race in Virginia, one year after winning the state by double digits in the 2020 Presidential election.
Amy Gardner, national political reporter for The Washington Post, converses with Madison about the newspaper's powerful in-depth investigation into the insurrection on January 6th.
Joe Madison gives a history lesson as he and his audience respond to Philadelphia's new law ending minor traffic stops in order to prevent unnecessary interactions with police.
Joe Madison has strong words for the surgeon general of Florida, who refused to wear a mask when meeting with a state senator who was diagnosed with breast cancer. Madison also gives his take on the lack of coverage of the Jelani Day death investigation.
Joe Madison and his listeners unleash righteous fury on an ignorant troll who called in to defend Kyle Rittenhouse, a teenager who killed two men in Kenosha, Wisconsin after police shot Jacob Blake there last year.
Joe Madison and his listeners respond to the racist dog whistle from Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin, who wants to ban Toni Morrison's books in schools.
You probably know Judge Greg Mathis from his popular show "Judge Mathis." He joins the Madison show to talk about his latest project as a producer: "American Gangster: Trap Queens."
A group of Black fathers banded together as the "Dads on Duty" to keep their kids on track in school. One of their organizers calls Joe Madison to describe the efforts and how they are hoping bring "Dads on Duty" to schools nationwide.
Joe Madison called up broadcaster "Coach" Butch McAdams to break down the news that the NFL is ending its practice of discriminatory "race-norming" when testing athletes and paying out settlements for concussions and other cognitive injuries.
Joe Madison and his audience shred Congressman Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) for encouraging "vicious" mothers to raise their sons as "monsters."
Former U.S. Defense Secretary Bill Cohen reflects on Gen. Colin Powell's military service and trailblazing accomplishments following Gen. Powell's death from COVID-19 complications.
Joe Madison learns from his audience why—or why not—high schoolers should be trusted behind the wheel of a tractor trailer during a national trucker shortage.
In honor of Gen. Colin Powell, who died today of COVID-19 complications, Joe Madison shares his 2011 interview with Gen. Powell in South Sudan following the country's hard-won independence.
DNC Chair Jaime Harrison joins the Madison show to talk about Democratic Party’s messaging to the American people and addresses the frustrations of voters.
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona breaks down billions of dollars set aside for HBCUs; Joe Madison and listeners discuss guns, insurrectionists and Donald Trump.
When President Biden gave his victory speech last November, he outlined the the principles he would exercise and told the African American community that he's on their side. It's now almost 10 months since Biden has been president and there's clear frustration within the Democratic Party, so Joe and his listeners remind President Biden and the Democrats of the goals they set for this country, and the message is loud and very clear.
In this special bonus podcast, Joe Madison calls out Senator Chuck Grassley for accepting Donald Trump's endorsement and putting power before principle.
