Joe Madison is a radio talk show host and civil rights activist.  He can be heard every weekday morning on SiriusXM Urban View. 

Joe Madison is a groundbreaking radio personality and civil rights activist who has devoted his career to raising awareness about issues around the world, encouraging dialogue among people of different backgrounds, and raising money to support multicultural education and institutions. Known as“The Black Eagle,” Joe can be heard weekday mornings on SiriusXM’s Urban View.

While majoring in sociology at Washington University, Joe was an All-Conference running back and baritone soloist with the University’s concert choir.

As a young adult, Joe worked in urban affairs at Seymour & Lundy Associates and was active in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). At age 24, he became the youngest executive director of the NAACP’s Detroit branch, then rose to the position of director of the NAACP Political Action Department in 1978 before becoming a member of the national board.

Joe’s radio career began in 1980 at Detroit’s WXYZ-AM. In the early 1990s, he joined an otherwise white lineup at WWRC-AM. There, he worked to develop crossover appeal while discussing racial and other issues with the station’s multiracial audience. In the late 1990s, Joe started his own online talk show before moving to Washington, D.C.’s WOL-AM. The popularity of this led to syndication on the Radio One Talk Network and its XM satellite channel.

Joe uses his show as a platform for inspiring action on critical issues affecting the African American community. In 2013 and 2014, he hosted a series about the 1960s civil rights movement, featuring guests like the Reverend Bernice King, daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Luci Baines Johnson, daughter of President Lyndon Johnson. In 2015, Joe set a Guinness World Recordfor the longest on-air broadcast, 52 hours, which raised more than $200,000 for the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Joe has also brought international attention to the struggles of the Sudanese people through 90 days of peaceful protests outside of the U.S. Embassy in Washington, D.C. He delivered survival kits to refugees and freed Sudanese people being held as slaves. In 2015, he led a campaign to secure a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame for comedian, activist, and former St. Louisan Dick Gregory.

A Fellow of the William Greenleaf Eliot Society, Joe has generously supported scholarships, athletics, and the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement at Washington University. He has interviewed students for admission to Washington University for over 20 years.

Joe lives in Washington, D.C., with his wife, Sharon. The couple has four children and five grandchildren.

Dean Henderson was born and raised on a cattle ranch near Faulkton, SD.  He earned a BLS from the University of South Dakota in 1987 and an MS in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana in 1991.  He founded/published/edited one of America’s first political “zines” – The Missoula Paper - in 1990 in Missoula, MT – where he was also a regular columnist for the Montana Kaimin.



His Left Hook columns have appeared on Infowars, Globalresearch.ca, David Icke and other websites.  His print articles have appeared in Multinational Monitor, In These Times, Paranoia and several other journals.   He is a featured columnist for Veterans Today & Rense.com, and appears regularly on Press TV, al Etejah TV and other international stations.



A self-described revolutionary and traveler to 50 countries, Dean co-founded of the U. of Montana Green Party and Ozark Heritage Region Peace & Justice Network. He was Vice-President of the Central Ozarks Farmer’s Union and former President of the Howell County Democrats.  In 2004 he won the Democratic nomination for Congress in Missouri’s 8th District.  He has authored four books.



His first book, Big Oil and Their Bankers in the Persian Gulf: Four Horsemen, Eight Families and Their Global Intelligence, Narcotics and Terror Network, has become a global cult classic among conspiracy researchers.



His second book, The Grateful Unrich: Revolution in 50 Countries, chronicles insights gained from a lifetime of overseas travel.



His third book, Das Kartell der Federal Reserve: Acht Familien beherrschen die Welt, is published is German language by Kopp Verlag.  This is Chapter 19: The Eight Families of his Big Oil… book.



His latest book, Stickin’ it to the Matrix, is a practical guide to dropping out of the evil Illuminati system and kicking it in the nuts!

G. BRIAN BENSON

G. Brian Benson’s mission is to wake up the world with conscious, thought-provoking media that inspires. In 2008, Brian followed a hunch and left his family’s business, stepping into the unknown. Ever since, inspiration has followed. Letting intuition be his guide, he began to step out of his comfort zone and unexpected paths and talents started to emerge such as writing, acting, and crafting stories. Tapping into this emerging creativity, Brian began his own hero’s journey of self-realization and growth, which continues to influence his empowering and inspiring books, films, and presentations.

Brian an award-winning and #1 best-selling author, life coach, radio host, actor, filmmaker and TEDx speaker, knows the value of trusting intuition and wants to share his own personal journey of self-growth, discovery and accomplishment to help others re-connect with their own personal truths to live an authentic and fulfilling life. As a 4x Ironman triathlete and cross-country bicyclist, Brian knows the value of hard work and never giving up on his dreams, a message he shares with audiences through each of his creative expressions.

Brian’s brand-new book “Habits for Success – Inspired Ideas to Help You Soar” with Mango Publishing is an Amazon #1 Best-Seller and was selected as a 2019 Book Excellence Award Winner in the Motivational book category. Brian lives in Los Angeles, CA.

BURBANK HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR’S SIRENS

Burbank High School’s Sirens is an acappella group of eight young women. This year’s group features, (as seen in the photo from left to right): Junior Delanie Finnigan, Junior Bella Jade, Senior Natalie Kinlow, Senior Lindsey Miller, Senior Sydney Sugars, Senior Julia Skilsky, Senior Jasmine Cap, Junior Ming An Fasquelle.

They are under the direction of Mr. Brett Carroll, the musical director at Burbank High, and alumni Erin McGuire, who arranges the group’s music.

BURBANK HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR’S GENTLEMEN’S OCTET

Burbank High School’s Gentlemen’s Octet is an a cappella group of eight young men. This year’s group features, (as seen in the picture from left to right): Junior William Rodriguez, Junior Jonathan Coleman, Junior Matthew Ballash, Junior Scott Perez-Consoli, Senior Noah Damasen, senior Travis Nichols, Senior Nathan Mai, Senior Robby Cranston.

They are under the direction of Mr. Brett Carroll, the musical director at Burbank High School, and alumni Erin McGuire, who arranges the group’s music.