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The Labor Radio Podcast Weekly brings you a weekly roundup of highlights from more than 200 podcasts and radio shows in the Labor Radio Podcast Network, covering workers’ issues and struggles around the world.

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Labor Radio Podcast Weekly:

• America’s Work Force Union Podcast: Ohio building trades leader Dorsey Hager weighs in on election results and what they mean for working people.

• The Rick Smith Show: Rick calls the results “a total shellacking, a co... more

Labor Radio Podcast Weekly: Who’s running, who’s paying, and what’s at stake for working people? This week, we look at elections through workers’ eyes—from city council races and public school funding to a union mechanic’s journey into politics and t... more

Labor Radio/Podcast Weekly: From voter turnout in Texas to striking hotel workers in Chicago, this week’s show looks at how workers are organizing for a voice at the ballot box and on the job.

On The Valley Labor Report, Alabama’s governor’s race, a... more

On the Labor Radio/Podcast Weekly: Building worker power at the ballot box, on the job, and in our communities. PLUS: Listener mail and a chance for you to weigh in on teasers and bumpers!

On Labor Radio on KBOO FM, Oregon Labor Candidate School Exe... more

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Recent Guests

Chris Castorena
Banning City Council candidate and community advocate
A Better Banning
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Marco Santana
Banning City Council candidate and community advocate
A Better Banning
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Shauna Murphy
Cincinnati Public Schools superintendent
Cincinnati Public Schools
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Michael Gustin
Cincinnati Public Schools treasurer
Cincinnati Public Schools
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Taylor Rehmet
Aircraft mechanic, union member and Texas state senator
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Logan Davis
Journalist with the Colorado Times Recorder and Political Workers Guild co-founder
Colorado Times Recorder
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Jacob Becklin
Political director for the Colorado AFL-CIO
Colorado AFL-CIO
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Fábio Bosco
Transit worker and union activist with the Conlutas Trade Union Federation
Conlutas Trade Union Federation
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Mike Elk
Labor journalist and founding publisher of Payday Report
Payday Report
Episode: Workers, ballots and billionaire money

Hosts

Chris Garlock
Host with multiple affiliations across Labor Radio/Podcast Network; long-running figure in labor media and community organizing.
Harold Phillips
Co-host and producer roles across network shows; prominent in on-air hosting and labor history storytelling.
Patrick Dixon
Co-host and network contributor; involved in show notes and cross-show collaborations.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Great format to keep informed!!!

    I am really impressed with content of this show. It is a springboard to dive deeper into subjects such as worker rights, unions and blue collar pride!!

    Thoughtful , timely and entertaining.

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Community-focused and well-curated, with strong emphasis on worker voices and history.
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Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Q: What has been the role of China in Brazil?
Bosco says China is Brazil's largest trading partner, while the United States remains its largest source of investment. He argues that both countries' capital interests exploit workers and says workers should oppose all forms of imperialism.
Workers, ballots and billionaire money
Q: What role has the United States played in this election?
Fábio Bosco says Donald Trump tried to favor Jair Bolsonaro, including through tariffs on Brazilian exports, but that intervention also politically benefited Lula.
On the Ballot, On the Picket Line
Q: Which issues are motivating young workers to pay attention and participate in this electoral process, and what do they need to hear from elected leaders to believe that their concerns are being taken seriously?
Ashley Estevez identifies student loans and healthcare costs as key concerns. She says young people want tangible action and recommends civic engagement through organizing, community initiatives and voting for aligned candidates or causes.
On the Ballot, On the Picket Line
Q: Could you tell our listeners the geographic boundaries of Senate District 8, and then talk about your life experiences that you feel qualify you to serve as the Missouri State Senator?
Kerry Engel describes the district as Eastern Jackson County, including Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Lone Jack and Greenwood. She cites eight years as a state representative and her work as a hospital social worker and child welfare investigator.
Something’s Cooking on the Shop Floor
Q: What made you want to unionize AutoZone, White Plains Store?
David says part-time workers received no extra pay for holidays and had limited access to hours and benefits. He and Nathan had already discussed their shared concerns and decided to organize.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Labor Radio-Podcast Weekly

What is Labor Radio-Podcast Weekly about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show aggregates labor-focused conversations from across a network of worker-focused programs, highlighting union organizing, contract battles, and labor history through field reports, interviews with rank-and-file members, and expert analysis. Recent episodes emphasize strikes, contract campaigns, workplace safety, and worker empowerment across industries, with notable attention to unions in hospitality, retail, transportation, and public sector work. A few episodes stand out for their cross-show collaborations, international labor perspectives, and a strong emphasis on storytelling as a tool for organizing. Potential listeners who want practical organizing insights, historical context, and coverage of contemporary labor actions will l... more

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1. Chris Castorena
2. Marco Santana
3. Shauna Murphy
4. Michael Gustin
5. Taylor Rehmet
6. Logan Davis
7. Jacob Becklin
8. Fábio Bosco

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