Sam Carliner is joined by two postal workers, Phelan Acheson and Shane Sarosy, who share what they're seeing of the Trump administration's attacks on USPS and what people can do to save the post office.

Sam Carliner is joined by guest host, Adrienne Romero, to cover violent attacks on free speech in the Philippines. Joining Sam and Adrienne to share expertise are two guests based in Manila. Human Rights Watch researcher, Carlos Conde, discusses how the history and politics of the Philippines have shaped Duterte's rule, and Filipino journalist, Inday Espina-Varona paints a picture of how the new anti-terror law is being used to attack her and other journalists.

Sam Carliner is joined by guest host, Alie Pierce, and L.A. housing justice activist, Ricci Sergienko, to discuss Twitter's censorship of activists and how tech companies work with police departments to target protesters.

Russ Cirincione is a progressive candidate running to represent New Jersey's 6th Congressional District. He talked to Sam about NJ issues like the climate crisis and housing rights. This interview originally aired as part of a larger episode on 90.3 WMSC.

Zina Spezakis is a progressive candidate running to represent New Jersey's 9th Congressional District. She talked to Sam about political corruption and the climate crisis in New Jersey and how progressive have been working to take the state in the July 7 primary.

We look back more than a century to a general strike in Seattle which parallels some of the events happening in the city now. This episode features Cal Winslow, labor historian and author of several books, including "Radical Seattle."