Russell Simmons will interview Dylan about the spirit and success stories of collective collaboration – from reducing emergency room trips and community health care costs to decreasing violent crime in hotspot neighborhoods. Come find out how you can be part of a renaissance of explosive growth and innovation.

Good Friday! Here's our lineup for the last show of the week from sunny California: we'll be talking to Mike Mayo on the latest on JP Morgan, and our Friday Megapanel of Rob Cox, Ari Melber and Krystal Ball. Here's the full list of who's on deck...

Here's what's coming up on today's edition of The Dylan Ratigan Show.

Collective collaboration -- or solving problems together -- is something that we've been talking a lot about on the show over the last few months. We spoke to FT's Tim Harford about using trial and error in order to succeed.

Dylan hit the road this week to talk to vets and entrepreneurs about creating 30 Million Jobs -- we'll get an update on some of the exciting things that are happening in California! We're also excited for a visit from Tim Harford -- his new book is an excellent look at problem-solving and adaptation.

Dylan is on assignment today at Camp Pendelton with the Transition Assistance Program Director, working with some some amazing veteran entrepreneurs. We'll bring you their story this week. Meanwhile, Matt Miller is guest hosting -- we'll talk to Governor Gray Davis and LA Times reporter Chris Megerian -- we'll talk about the latest with the California budget crisis, hear from the Commander of the USS Cole on his new book, and a visit from NY Times columnist Ross Douthat.

JP Morgan CEO Jaime Dimon would have us all believe that his banks' $2 billion trading loss was "just a stupid mistake." But Henry Blodget (@hblodget), CEO and Editor-in Chief of Business Insider, agrees that this is just the latest indication that the shadow banking system has not gone through enough reform.

Dylan is on the West Coast today -- we'll be talking about Occupy Graduation and student debt, talk to Michael Shermer from the Skeptics Society about "believers" vs. "non-believers" when it comes to health, and a visit from author Edward Luce.

We brought in our in-house therapist, Noah Kass, to tell us what to do when you feel inundated with the 24 hour news cycle. Between cable television, Twitter, and being at a computer all day at work, it's something we probably all need a tip on!

We'll find out about the new jobs program for vets being pushed by the entertainment industry called "Got Your Six," hear from an author who spent months researching American evangelicals, and check out a new documentary called "Bailout" that explores the dark side of Wall Street.