Thom continues his discussion with Reverend Barry W. Lynn (Executive Director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State) about the ramifications of church political speech, who wants it, and who (surprisingly) doesn't. (Part 2)

Thom speaks with Reverend Barry W. Lynn (Executive Director - Americans United for Separation of Church and State) about the ins and outs of political speech from non-profits including religious organizations, as well as what newly confirmed Attorney General Jeffrey Beauregard Sessions was up to early in his senate career. (Part 1)

Thom talks with Kandi Mossett (Native Energy & Climate Campaign Organizer with Indigenous Environmental Network) about the latest updates on the Standing Rock protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, and what people across the country can be doing to help support the cause.

Thom talks about the common right wing myth that deregulation sparks job growth, in light of news that some investors expect huge gains from Trump's slash and burn approach to government. He explains why that simply isn't the case.

A caller talks with Thom about the resistance happening in West Virginia, and how people there are tired of the coal industry polluting their land, water, and air, regardless of party affiliation.

Thom discusses some of the biggest news of the day and talks about Republicans' tendency to telegraph what their intentions are. Are you paying attention?

Thom and Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) field a variety of calls ranging from military overreach, unions, and "Rules for Radicals".

Thom and Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) take a variety of calls on the concerns of listeners, including the future of the democratic party.

Thom chats with Congressman Marc Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) about the latest news from the House Progressive Caucus and they take calls on a variety of topics (part 1).

Thom debates with conservative guest Robert Bradley, about a republican proposed plan to institute a carbon tax on corporations, in exchange for removing current regulations and restrictions.

Thom talks about Ronald Reagan's tanking approval rating and protests against him during his first term as president and compares to what's going on now with Donald Trump.

Are Republicans in the Senate hiding behind Rule 19 to avoid criticism of Jeff Sessions?

Thom debates conservative Alye Senger (Health Policy Analyst at the Heritage Foundation) about what the future of American healthcare will hold, and what our priorities should be.

Thom talks with Tim Karr, Senior Director of Strategy at Free Press and Free Press Action Fund about Trump's newly confirmed FCC appointment of Ajit Pai and what it means for the cost of your internet access, and where you will or won't be able to get information from in the future.

Thom talks about the hard right narrative that the left as a whole is "violent", but what does reality have to say about that?