A podcast for federal employees who are FedUp with non compliance and an unjust system, and who are FedUp with being constantly mistreated, misinformed, and or misrepresented. Hosted by a retired federal employee himself, who has been through it all, and who has helped many federal employees across this country, this podcast will talk about a wide range of common issues all federal employees conti... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Government |
Today, I sit down with Geoffrey and Zachary Shapiro from Shapiro Federal, a fourth-generation, family run law firm that has been standing with and fighting for injured federal employees since 1933. With over 90 years of experience, and more than 17,5... more
In this episode, retired city letter carrier Tina Schmerbach shares her four-year battle through corruption, cover-ups, harassment, and betrayal inside the USPS and NALC. From local branch failures to national leadership neglect, from Postal Inspecto... more
Attention All NALC Members & City Letter Carriers:
In this episode of FedUp, we’re joined by James Henry and Corey Walton, two CLC candidates in the upcoming 2026 NALC election. This short but powerful conversation delivers a game-changing moment as... more
Today, we sit down with Kimetra Simpson-Lewis, a powerhouse in the labor movement and a relentless advocate for letter carriers. As President of Dallas Lone Star NALC Local Branch 132, Kim has spent three decades fighting for workers' rights, ensurin... more
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Excellent episode explaining what’s happening and is on the way. Judas Renfroe your days are numbered.
It’s considered normal to become conditioned to the toxicity of working conditions that often exist within USPS. Those conditions include cliques and domineering bosses. That doesn’t mean it’s healthy and acceptable. As a retired USPS worker, Ron tells it like it is from his experiences and gives us a view of why necessary changes need to be made. He asks his guests all the right questions, and their answers often prove that changes can and will be made.
This Podcast brings to light the dark side of what many of us experience and witness during our careers. Not only are these stories brutally honest but absolutely necessary to be shared. FedUp serves as not only a voice of the employees who have been wronged, broken and bullied but also a platform for which their experiences can be validated. You matter. We matter. What we endure matters. Our voices will be heard, changes must follow!
*My opinions and statements are mine alone. I do not repres... more
Stellar podcast. Just started it and the entire first episode gave me the chills. Thank you for an amazing podcast!
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Content often revolves around the challenges faced by federal employees, particularly those working within the postal service and various labor unions. Topics include workplace culture, issues with management, and advocacy for better wages and working conditions. The discussions frequently feature interviews with prominent figures in union leadership and labor advocacy, focusing on political advocacy, employee rights, discrimination, and the importance of unity among workers. This podcast stands out for its commitment to providing a voice for those who've faced adversity in their careers, emphasizing transparency and accountability in union and management practices. Through engaging narratives and insights from experienced advocates, it aim... more
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FedUp with Ron Speakman launched 2 years ago and published 46 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Geoffrey Shapiro
2. Zachary Shapiro
3. Corey Walton
4. James Henry
5. Kimetra Simpson-Lewis
6. John Cruz
7. Nicole Malliotakis
8. Ernest Gonzales
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