Democracy is at risk, and we all must do our part in saving it; for it's not only about you, but the world we want to live in. Show the world that you are the new superhero. Carl Marlinga is back with his superhero shield and running for The U. S. House of Representatives for the 10th District. His shield has a larger D in the front, which represents 40 years of service to the state of Michigan.

Sometimes the correct person to express an opinion is yourself. It took months for me to realize that I was that person. Please young people, pass the importance of voting to all of your friends. If Harris does not get in, America will be a Fascist country. There will be no twelve hundred dollars coming your way, if that is what you are looking for. We will be pushed all the way back and it will not be pretty.

If you want to know anything about the Divine 9, Harry Todd is the one to ask. No one has more historical knowledge than Harry. If you have not heard of the Divine 9/ D9/ or the Black Greeks, this will be your history lesson today.

Vanessa Moss is a fighter. When an obstacle got in her way for Judge in the 36 District Court, she became a write in candidate. She will tell you the problem and how she got there.

Richard Clement, this hard-working old school radical will have his say about the upcoming election. He will address many of the issues and lies being told on the streets of Detroit.

Most young Detroiters know very little about our history. Ken Coleman has taken the time to learn and write about Detroit, past and present. On this episode, Ken is off his Detroit history tour bus and with Detroit Jo. This will be the first of several episodes from Ken.

Once again, the podcast welcomes its favorite journalist, writer, podcaster, and friend to the Detroit Jo Podcast. Allen Lengel will explain the difference between Zionism and Anti-Zionism. Can we say that genocide is back, or maybe it has never left the world.

Daniel Baxter is back with us to tell the true story of Dr. Ossian Sweet, a Black man who made a home for many of us in Detroit. When we use the phrase " Standing on the shoulders of many", Dr. Sweet was that person with the strong shoulders. This city is blessed that Daniel Baxter can tell the story of Dr. Sweet from a personal point of view.