Thom plays clips from the Hillary / Bernie event and discusses the historic significance of the day.

Thom speaks with caller Deon, who asks whether our nation's racial justice issues can be solved with socioeconomic solutions.

Thom speaks with caller Amy, who says that one of the officers killed in Dallas recently was the best man at her wedding.

Thom talks to caller Mike, who says that a black kid on the street is worth nothing to industry, but a black kid in the back of a cop car is worth $50K to the prison industry. We must change that.

Thom talks about American history and why people turn to violence when they feel like they have no economic security.

Thom talks about studies that show our desire for community is typically stronger that our desire for destructive behavior and suggests that investing in communities is the answer to addiction and violence.

Thom talks to Wendell Potter, Health Insurance Agency Whistleblower & Author/Columnist, about the public option plank being added to the Democratic Party Platform.

Thom talks to caller Allen, who says that even more than our issues with race, our nation must deal with our allegiance problem.

Thom comments on clips from President Obama's recent comments about police shootings.

Thom speaks with Rashad Robinson, Executive Director of Color Of Change, about the recent shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile and the police killed in Dallas.

Thom talks about a recent New York Times study, and why there are major flaws in the logic that was used to reach the conclusion.

Thom speaks with caller Andrea, who shares multiple stories of what life is like for her driving around in Texas.

Thom talks to caller Kenyatta about the recent shootings in Louisiana, Minnesota, and Dallas and what he terms 'Anglo Cognitive Dissonance'

Thom speaks with Patty Lovera, Executive Director of Food And Water Watch, about the DARK Act - the so-called "compromise" on GMO labeling.

Thom speaks with caller Tom, who asks what law has hurt this country the most over the last few decades. Turns out, it wasn't even a law, but a court ruling!