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."

Lou and Kate talk about child care, an industry that currently doesn't serve the workers who provide it or those who need it.

Noah and Rich discuss Amazon's latest effort to make their working conditions sound tolerable.

Ryan talks to Robert about his experience working at a call center.

Ryan, Noah, and Earl discuss a last week's walkout at an Amazon warehouse, and the company's broader ambitions.

On July 4th, Noah and Louise talk about American labor history, and what freedom really means.

Ryan and Noah discuss New York's Greenlight Law, Wayfair workers' walkout, and the exploitation of undocumented immigrants.

Alfred. Rich, and Linda discuss their experiences as adjuncts, and the stark contrasts between those of full-time faculty.

Noah, Louise, and Alfred return to Noah's inbox to learn more about how HR departments view the world.