Ryan, Rich, and Lou discuss getting hurt on the job, and how the Trump administration is making things less safe for everyone.

Noah, Louise, and Jean Allen try to define the concept of emotional labor: what it is, but also what it is not.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the secretive world of management consulting.

Ryan, Noah, and Rich discuss Kamala Harris's proposal to extend school days, and why it's the wrong solution to working parents' problems.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the 2019ness of WeWork, and what it says about the broader gig economy.

Rich, Earl, and Lisa discuss Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and how their approaches to labor policy differ.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss private equity, the industry secretly behind the collapse of everything from local news outlets to grocery stores.

Ryan, Noah, and Earl address some common misconceptions about what it means to be working class.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the ongoing UAW strike, and the UAW's prominent place in American labor history.

American companies have the ability to severely curtail their workers' political speech. Ryan and Noah discuss this, and try to figure out just what they mean by "politics."