
"Hothouse with Richie Ray” delves into the world of a city letter carrier, exploring the challenges and workplace issues that affect carriers. Richie educates both carriers and stewards, shedding light on the grievance process and the importance of union solidarity. Drawing inspiration from NALC members and podcasts like “From A to Arbitration,” “FedUp,” and “Classes Of Mail,” this show is a must-... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

On this episode of Knowledge Is Power, we're breaking down two outstanding grievance victories that every shop steward, branch officer, and letter carrier should study.
The first case follows José Zempoaltecatl, where management issued a Letter of W... more
This episode of Hot House with Richie Ray is more than aconversation it's the story of a union activist whose life was forever changed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brother Don Hess began his career as a city letter carrier in Staten Island and quickly ... more
This is not just another union interview. This is a story of survival, growth, and sacrifice. In this episode of Hot House with Richie Ray, Richie sits down with Hector Narvaez a carrier, steward, and fighter whose journey runs through Port Richmond,... more
The Staten Island Crew returns to the Hot House for anhonest and unfiltered round table discussion on the issues affecting letter carriers across the country.
Joining Richie Ray are Paul Cobb, Jeremy Nieves, Jonathan Rodriguez, and no show Hector Na... more
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If you’re an NALC member or simply care about the future of city letter carriers, you need to tune in to Hot House with Richie Ray! Richie is a true union activist who not only talks the talk but walks the walk. His dedication to city letter carriers is evident through the time, energy, and passion he pours into every episode. Whether you’re a seasoned union leader or just starting your journey, Richie’s insight and commitment to educating the membership shine through. No matter what the future ... more
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A hard-hitting, education-focused show that centers on the realities of city letter carriers, workplace culture, contract enforcement, and union leadership. Listeners can expect practical guidance on grievance procedures, safety, and protest strategies, along with candid conversations about pay, scheduling, transparency, and accountability within the USPS and the NALC ecosystem. The host frequently drills into policy details, real-world anecdotes, and calls for solidarity, making it valuable for carriers, stewards, organizers, and anyone curious about labor rights in the postal world. Unique angles include a strong emphasis on documenting rights, actionable steps for stewards, and a willingness to challenge leadership and management when pr... more
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