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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 361 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyCareersBusiness | |||

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We unpack how gig workers get squeezed from every direction, from sudden app deactivations to new fees that punish you for needing your own money sooner. We also trade stories about self-driving car chaos, towing... more
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We bounce from real-world glitches to big platform moves, focusing on how drivers get squeezed when apps fail, pricing gets murky, and decisions have to happen fast. We question the gaps in transparency across Ub... more
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We go live while running real deliveries, fighting through a storm, tech issues, and the chaos of multi-apping on DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub. Along the way, we break down miles, pay, app quirks, and the sma... more
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We trade real stories from the road and break down how small app details can make or break your night, from reservation pressure to what CarPlay leaves out. Then we move through the week’s biggest gig economy hea... more
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I recently started to door dash due to my small business ( pet sitter and walker) being slow. I searched for door dash podcasts and it came up with gig workers list. I saw your podcast and gave a listen. Whelp you hooked me and I started with old to new. I love it and you guys/ ladies are awesome!
Thank you for the tips and laughs.
It seems like the hosts of the show have enough gig work experience that they could share information or tips that would help new to moderately experienced gig workers. But it feels as though they consciously choose not to. Instead, you just get a bunch of surface layer, warehouse style water cooler talk. Nothing really funny or entertaining. It sounds like the hosts don’t enjoy doing the podcast or that it’s a chore. Also, the majority of the stories or information has been in circulation for s... more
Hi driver, what’s my name? Ok can you take me and my 8 friends in your Honda Fit? Thanks, we just came from the Soup and Coffee convention with a bunch of tasty souvenirs. All windows down, we’re all chain-smokers. We’ll be having 3 different conversations and we’ll all shriek when we pass a Taco Bell, demanding that you go through the drive thru because we paid for the trip so we basically own you. Ooh just a quick stop at the liquor store cuz it’s only like a mile out of the way from my house,... more
I learn to you guys all the time. I’m a driver from the Jacksonville Florida market. I’m also a merchant seaman.
The podcast is generally okay. It is however very parochial in its overall approach. The show hosts are ostensibly very US centric, with scant understanding of how the gig economy operates beyond America. Keeping political debate out is part of the problem as well. Not too well informing!!
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The show focuses on the real-world realities of the gig economy, blending listener-friendly anecdotes with analysis of platform policies, pricing, safety, and geopolitical trends shaping ride-hailing and delivery work. Episodes routinely dissect topics like driver pay models, subscription programs, autonomous and AI-assisted tech, unionization efforts, and regulatory shifts, all underscored by practical tips for drivers and gig workers. A standout trait is the casual banter between two long-running hosts that keeps complex industry changes accessible, while frequently highlighting how tech and policy intersect with daily ground-level experiences. This mix of timely news, firsthand stories, and a skeptical view of automation makes it a compe... more
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