Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, and how actos and studios might approach a long impasse.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the New York Times' decision to replace its unionized sports desk with The Athletic, and the broader symbolism of that move.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the tepid stances companies have taken towards embracing LGBT people in the face of growing right wing backlash.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou argue that fandom is increasingly a weapon wielded by entertainment executives against their workers

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss some high-profile business failures

Ryan and Noah discuss the current Hollywood writers' strike, the last strike, and the technology that execs hope will be the industry's future.

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss three seemingly contradictory stories about workplace trends

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the plague of book bans serving as harbingers of school privatization

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the effort to roll back state child labor laws - and the companies breaking the ones still on the books

Ryan, Noah, and Lou discuss the scourge of non-compete clauses, which the FTC might be doing away with.