Joe Madison the Black Eagle

As Donald Trump faces as many as 30 fraud-related charges for hush money payments before the 2016 election, Joe Madison praises District Attorney Alvin Bragg and spars with listeners about the punishment Trump should face for his crimes.

Should the government ban TikTok in the United States? Should it be sold to an American company? Joe Madison, his team of producers and his listeners weigh in.

Joe Madison responds to the news that a school district in Florida is attempting to censor the story of Ruby Bridges, who integrated an all-white school in 1960, when she was only 6 years old.

Joe Madison invites Minnesota State Representative Ruth Richardson to explain the work of a one-of-a-kind office she has fought for that will investigate the thousands of cases of missing and murdered Black women and girls.  Contact Representative Richardson at repruthrichardson@house.mn.gov and get an office started in your state!

March 22 is Red Cross Giving Day. Joe Madison hears powerful stories from his listeners as well as Red Cross Vice President Jennifer Pipa about why you should give to make a difference. Give today: https://www.redcross.org/donations/ways-to-donate/giving-day.html

With Donald Trump facing indictment in New York for his hush money payment to Stormy Daniels, lawyer and SXM host Dean Obeidallah breaks down the other major cases against the former president. Listen to Dean Obeidallah on SiriusXM Progress: https://www.siriusxm.com/channels/siriusxm-progress

Joe Madison unleashes righteous anger in response to a plan to whitewash how Rosa Parks's story is taught in Florida schools.

Rev. Amos Brown, President of the NAACP San Francisco chapter and Pastor of San Francisco's Third Baptist Church, lays down the truth on the NAACP's position on reparations and what the city must do to provide true healing for its Black residents.

Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump calls for justice for Rasheem Carter, who was found dead and dismembered in Mississippi after police said there was "no foul play" in his death.

Kevin Cohee, the Chairman and CEO of OneUnited Bank, explains what happened that caused Silicon Valley Bank to fail and why you can continue to have confidence in the banks you use.  Bank with OneUnited today at https://www.oneunited.com.

In honor of Women's History Month, Joe Madison brings back an interview with Adm. Michelle Howard,  the first African American woman to command a U.S. Navy ship and the first female graduate of the United States Naval Academy. 

An attorney who is representing a 9th grader in South Carolina for refusing to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance, called into the Madison show and gives some more details about the case. As Madison says, you never know who's listening.

Joe Madison covers the backlash to Tucker Carlson's reporting on the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.

Joe Madison shares his role in taking on gangster rap alongside other activists like Dionne Warwick, Melba Moore, Dick Gregory, C. Delores Tucker and Rosa Parks. Buy Joe Madison's memoir "Radio Active" here: https://joemadison.com/radioactive/

Dr. Stephanie E. Myers shares the little-known history about Queen Sophia Charlotte's Black ancestry, which informed her leadership of England as an abolitionist and advocate for human rights over her 57-year reign. Buy the book here: https://www.afriwarebooks.com/invisible-queen-sophia-charlotte-stephanie-myers

Joe Madison brings back Civil Rights Attorney Carol Powell Lexing and Candace Thompson as they demand legal action against the cheerleaders who bullied a 13-year-old girl cheerleader in Bryant, Arkansas.

Joe Madison brings in Chris Redlitz and Maserati-E, hosts of the brand new show "The Last Mile Radio," who are sharing stories of the incarcerated Americans whose lives are changed with web development, audio and video production, and other training and education that will prepare them for a career on their release. Listen to the show Saturdays at noon ET on SiriusXM Triumph (Channel 111): https:/...

Veronica Johnson is the Chief Meteorologist at WJLA Channel 7 News in Washington, DC — the first woman and the first Black woman Chief Meteorologist in the station's 75-year history. She shares her broadcasting journey with Joe Madison and how she wants to inspire and help future Black meteorologists.

One week ago today, Joe Madison attended a screening of the acclaimed film "Till" at the White House. He thanks President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden for hosting the event, and educates the audience on the origins of Black History Month.

Professor Kevin Brown, who was an original participant in the first Critical Race Theory Workshop in 1989, explains the truth about Critical Race Theory and how he and other scholars are working to protect and preserve Black history today.

Joe Madison invites Professor Henry Louis "Skip" Gates and special guest Jeh Johnson, the former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, preview a brand new episode of Finding Your Roots, premiering Tuesday, February 21 at 8/7c on PBS! In addition to Secretary Johnson, tonight's surprising and fascinating episode features activist Angela Davis. Watch the new episode "And Still I Rise" on PBS: https:/...

Linda Thomas-Greenfield, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, makes her first appearance on the Madison Show to talk about American investment in the continent of Africa.

Kwame Salter is the President and Founder of the Salter Group, LLC, and a good friend of the Madison show. He gives the Madison audience some key strategies in promoting yourself at your job, especially when facing a biased work environment. Contact Kwame Salter and Salter Consulting here: https://salterconsultinggroup.com/  

Gen. James Clapper, former Director of National Intelligence and a retired Air Force lieutenant general, tells the Madison Show audience what to make of the objects shot down over North American airspace and whether aliens could be involved.

Joe Madison honors educator, activist and mentor Dr. Arthur E. Thomas, former president of Central State University, who died this month at 84 years old.