Rich, Ryan, and Cadejo explore the Democratic Party's dual-history of posing as a "Party of the People" while trying to shut out the working-class and its more radical elements.

Lou and Amanda are joined by guest Zoe Hayden, founder of VictoryPress.org, to talk about the labor problems facing women's sports.

Ryan, Earl, and Nadia discuss David Graeber's book "Bullshit Jobs," and the significance of the fact that so many people are doing meaningless work.

Ariel and Tom talk with journalist Doug Henwood about the complex but relevant world of finance capital and the issues of the day.

The song at the end is "Ghosts of American Astronauts," by The Mekons

In the third episode of our Human Resentments series, Noah, Alfred, and Louise dive back into the emails that explain how HR professionals view the world

Where should #MeToo go from here? What would real justice entail for victims of sexual harassment and assault? Rachel, Mohini, and Emily try to untangle the issues of power imbalance and consent in the workplace and beyond.

We pieced together some of our past conversations about what the future could look like. Segments on this show come from episodes 11, 24, 33, 31, 18, and 29.

Noah, Amanda, and Louise discuss the trope of the genius on TV, in history, and in our present society, and offer a counter-narrative about how society's great achievements are made.

Ryan, Noah, and Amanda take a closer look at the labor histories of America's major sports, to find out how things got to be the way they are today.

Ryan, Noah, and Louise discuss the wide variety of ways in which the Trump administration is empowering bosses at the expense of their workers