Last time, Louise, Alfred and Noah gave you a peek into the secret world of Human Resources. Listen as they go even deeper. What they find will shock you . . . Or probably not, if you listen to this show.

Noah, Karen, and Rich talk about the slow pace of recovery in Puerto Rico, and the vultures now circling the island.

Ariel and Lou talk with Kristin about her work in corporate diversity training and wrestle with issues surrounding the creation of genuinely inclusive workplaces.

Ryan, Rachel, and Dave examine the ways in which unemployment is an economic benefit for some, but a punishment and source of shame for others.

How should we think about so-called "entry-level" jobs, and those who work them? On this episode, Chris and Ariel discuss the increasing permanence of what used to be considered transitional work.

Alfred is joined by Jonny and Charlotte for a discussion on the obstacles to meaningful employment for adults with disabilities, and how things could be improved.

What do HR departments really think about you? Alfred, Louise, and Noah go straight to the source to find out how employees are always assumed to be trying to get away with something.

Ryan, Noah, and Chris take a look at labor issues in the world of sports, from MMA to the NCAA, with an eye towards why these struggles matter for broader society.

Alfred, Abby, and Babak continue their series on work in popular culture with a focus on movies and how they portray everything from bad bosses to the American Dream.

Karen and Alfred examine the value of work in late capitalism, and speculate about a post-work future.