DC 37 Education Fund Administrator Diallo Shabazz discusses the Ed Fund courses and benefits available for the union's membership. DC 37 Political Action Director Jeremy John elaborates on how the union's activism for several city council candidates helped them win on Primary Day.

AFSCME President Lee Saunders weighs in on the state of the labor movement with Republicans controlling the federal government. Show also aired on Wed., Aug. 30 & Sept. 6, and Sun., Sept. 3, 2017.

New Yorkers Against Corruption campaign director Jordan Marks makes the case for a "NO" vote on the NYS Constitutional Convention ballot question this November.

NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer discusses why the city's five public employee pension systems recently divested from companies who run private prisons.  Newsday columnist Dan Janison weighs in on the nation's political climate after this week's shooting in Alexandria, Virginia.

SSEU Local 371 Pres. Anthony Wells discusses new ACS initiative to equip his members with electronic devices to alert police when in danger.  Community Food Advocates Exec. Dir. Liz Accles talks about the latest in the fight for universal free school lunch funding in NYC's FY2018.

NYC Public Advocate Letitia James discusses ground breaking gender pay equity law and Pres. Trump's first hundred days.  The Bronx Defenders' immigration attorney, Jessica Swensen, talks about the deportation case of NYC Parks worker/Local 983 member Jose Molina.

City Council Parks & Rec. Comm. Chair Mark Levine discusses funding city parks, beaches and pools in Council's budget response.  NY Daily News' Ginger Adams Otis talks about covering labor issues during the Trump era.

NYC First Lady Chirlane McCray talks about the Mayor's "HealingNYC" initiative to reduce opioid overdose deaths and addiction.  The Nation's John Nichols weighs in on Judge Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination.