Guest host Alex Lawson (Executive Director - Social Security Works and Co-Owner - We Act Radio) sits down with guest Kymone Freeman (Program Director/Host - We Act Radio) about the corporate media's role in politics and how independent media can give voice to justice.

Guest host Alex Lawson (Executive Director - Social Security Works and Co-Owner - We Act Radio) talks with guest Richard Eskow (Senior Fellow - Campaign for America's Future, Host - The Zero Hour) about the corporate media's complicity in the military industrial complex's relentless drive to push us into war.

Guest Host Alex Lawson (Executive Director - Social Security Works, Co-Owner - We Act Radio) talks with guest Heather Block (Activist on the high cost of drugs, who has worked on international projects in over 30 countries, and current cancer patient) about the ludicrously high cost of prescription drugs in the US and what we can do to lower them.

Guest Host Alex Lawson (Executive Director - Social Security Works, Co-Owner - We Act Radio) chats with guest Nelini Stamp (Working Families Party and Tax March Executive Committee) about the "Tax Marches" happening all across the country and pressuring Trump to finally release his taxes like he promised during his campaign.

Guest Host Alex Lawson (Executive Director - Social Security Works, Co-Owner - We Act Radio) chats with guest Josselyn Berry (Interim Director - Progress Now AZ) about getting directly involved in your state and some of the particular struggles right now in Arizona.

Guest host Alex Lawson talks about Trump's posturing over North Korea, Afghanistan, and Syria. What will it all lead to? Can we rule out a nuclear strike?

Thom talks with guest John Hope Bryant (Chairman/CEO - Operation Hope and the Hope Global Forum, and Author - How the Poor Can Save Capitalism) about bringing non-profit financial services to under served communities.

Thom sits down with guest Sophia McLennen (Director - The Center for Global Studies, Associate Director - The School of International Affairs, Professor, International Affairs and Comparative Literature, and Author of Colbert's America) on the many benefits and uses of satire.

Thom frames the recent United Airlines scandal in the larger context of the onward march towards brutal corporate facism, being increasingly upheld by violent enforcers

Thom talks with a caller about the increasing corporatization of America, and the unrelenting profit drive exploiting our population.

Thom covers a viral clip of an Oklahoma congressman telling his constituents he doesn't work for them. Here's the list of his real bosses.

Thom sits down with guest Charles Sauer (Libertarian Economist, President - The Market Institute) to talk about the nature of competition, regulation, privatization, and how they might relate to air travel in the US.

Thom draws parallels between the current administration and Milton Mayer's book They Thought They Were Free. Scary stuff to watch out for

Thom talks about the disturbing reality that United's brutal efficiency dealing with a "difficult" passenger was seen as a benefit to their business until public backlash brought it back down.

Thom and Congresssman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) take calls on the hot political topics of the day. (Pt 3/3)