Actress Mary Louise Parker, Hope North Donor & Okello Sam, Hope North join Thom Hartmann. Until the release of the now viral Kony 2012 video two weeks ago - very few people in the world understood what was happening in Uganda. For over two decades - the nation has been in a constant state of civil war - but the world has let it go largely unnoticed. However - there are some groups like Hope North that have been in Uganda for years - seeking to help those affected most by the violence.

Deborah James, Center for Economic and Policy Research joins Thom Hartmann. President Obama nominated his choice to lead the World Bank. Does the nomination of Jim Yong Kim signal a new direction for the World Bank - and the global economy?

Fred Rolando, National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) joins Thom Hartmann. The postal service has been a part of American society for hundreds of years - and it's been getting screwed for just as long. Are we really ready to let it fall victim to the Republicans' war on labor? The United States Postal Service was created by Benjamin Franklin in 1775, and we shouldnt have to erase American history just because Conservatives are afraid of unions and workers' rights.

Thom talks with author and Foreign Policy Magazine's Editor-At-Large David Rothkopf in tonight's "Conversations with Great Minds." The "Big Picture Rumble" panel discusses the murder of Trayvon Martin, the Keystone XL Pipeline and how it will actually raise the price of gas, and the second anniversary of Obamacare. In tonight's "Daily Take" Thom asks why other countries like Brazil prosecute oil company executives for oil spills, but the US does not.