Thom chats with John W. Dean about how Trump is running his authoritarian presidency like he's still on the campaign trail and ignoring a huge amount of the country.

Thom and Congressman Mark Pocan hear concerns and suggestions from callers on a range of topics including taxing churches, gerrymandering, budget reconciliation, and ecological concerns

Thom and Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) take calls on a variety of important issues and current events.

Thom talks with Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) about the news of the day and especially the current goings on with congress and the Trump administration.

Thom talks with a caller about the pros and cons of Trump vs Pence, and mental health professionals weighing in on Trump's fitness to be president.

Thom talks with a caller who had a surprisingly pleasant experience talking to his republican congressman at a town hall style event.

Thom speaks with Dan Miller (Managing Director, The Roda Group) about the benefits of a "fee and dividend" system for carbon emissions where citizens could get paid the more fossil fuels are extracted. But, would it be at the expense of important regulations on polluters?

Thom talks with Charles Sauer (Economist, President - The Market Institute) about the stark difference in life expectancies between blue and red states, and debate strategies for bringing the red states up to par and causes for why they aren't.

Thom sits down with therapist Deborah Stokes, PhD to talk about neurofeedback therapy, as well as the types of mental and emotional stresses people have been under since the inauguration and indeed starting during the contentious campaign as well.

Thom speaks with Charles Komanoff about a republican plan that would institute a carbon tax on companies, in exchange for significantly reducing or eliminating current environmental regulations. But why not do both?

Thom talks to a caller shocked to learn she's just a "host" for other human life. Another caller wonders when the pro life crowd will try to outlaw "loving yourself" to prevent the senseless waste of human life.

Thom talks about the outdated and misogynistic homunculus theory, while republican politicians may be clinging to similarly patriarchal concepts to what people thought 400 years ago.

Thom delves deeper into the contrast between ancient cultures and younger cultures, and how that relates to Standing Rock, pollution, conservation, greed, and many other issues of our time. Are we throwing away 50,000 years of experience for a quick profit?

Thom talks about the extreme measures being taken to ensure the completion of the Dakota Access Pipeline, including the mutilation and disfigurement of water protectors, and how it relates to the clash of ancient, wise cultures and modern, arrogant ones.

Thom talks about the insidious republican force currently suppressing democracy in our voting system, Trump's communications on it, and parallels to Hitler's strategy to accumulate power in the 1930's.