Executive Director Ron Williams from FSTV talks with Thom about the Free Speech TV expansion into the Manhattan cable landscape!

Thom discusses ranked choice voting and why we should move to it after one of the worst elections on record with Drew Spencer Penrose, legal director of Fair Vote (www.FairVote.org).

Thom debates conservative guest Jamie Weinstein (host, The Jamie Weinstein Show) about Trump's trade policies, their relative merits, and what it might mean for the country going forward.

Thom talks about the various ways people are coping with the incoming administration and how they are changing their plans and lifestyles to prepare for the next four years.

Thom speaks with caller Norma, who talks about the need for national healthcare and how low-income Americans near her are experiencing an outbreak of TB due to lack of health care.

Thom speaks with Lily Eskelsen Garcia, President of the National Education Association, about the confirmation testimony of Betsy DeVos and what her plans for education could mean for our nation's public schools.

Thom talks about Betsy DeVos's plans for our education system and asks whether the end of public school and child labor laws will be next.

Thom talks with guest Steve Beaman (CEO/Chairman of the Society to Advance Financial Education) on who should or shouldn't have health care and how it should be provided.

Thom talks with a caller about the prospect of bringing back manufacturing to the US, the forward creep of automation, and the viability of a universal basic income.

Thom speaks with Breitbart News political reporter Neil McCabe on the bookies's odds of a Trump impeachment.

Guest host Alex Lawson (executive director of Social Security Works) talks with activist Nuchhi Currier (president of The Women's Democratic Club) regarding activism around the incoming presidential administration, Ghandi, and more.

Guest host Alex Lawson (executive director of Social Security Works) explains to a caller some of the differences between the Democrats and the Republicans.

Guest host Alex Lawson (Executive Director of Social Security Works) discusses the lesser known radical activist side of Martin Luther King, Jr on MLK Day.

Guest host Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works, speaks with former health insurance executive Wendell Potter about the Republican plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act and what that means for our country.

The magazine is offering a $1M bounty for proof of Trump's peculiar peccadiloes.