
A podcast dedicated to the education of the city letter carrier and to the building of a more militant NALC. Hosted by the Roseville Wreckingball Joshua Shrum. This podcast does not represent the usps or the nalc nor do the views or opinions express any other entity nor carrier other than Joshua shrum. Any relation to real life events or names are simply coincidental. Any names used were used to r... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

In this episode of Parcels of Knowledge we talk about defenses to discipline.
Dont forget we have Howard Komine coming on Saturday to talk about his run for NALC Trustee at the National Level. Please submit to me any questions you have for Howard at... more
Today we have Region 15 NBA candidate Orlando Gonzalez on to answer questions that listeners have submitted. Does he have what it takes to become the next NBA of Region 15? You Decide.
In this episode of Parcels of Knowledge we go over Article 8.5F because it was chosen as today's topic by the Wrecking Crew. We also talk about the fact that the postmaster general supports our interpretation of the law, but our own Union does not ha... more
In this Episode of Parcels of Knowledge we talk about two additional ways to fight the undelivered mail crisis we are facing, and go over a proposal for convention that I am trying to get my branch to pass.
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The podcast is very informative to city letter carriers. The worst thing about the podcast is the few times that pro wrestlers are impersonated. It’s hard to take in the information when someone is impersonating a known union buster and all around bad human being. Other than that this keeps carriers informed on how to beat management.
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